UK TV show raffled off electricity bills as prizes for the first time

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It seems that against the background of the strongest energy crisis in the UK, the inhabitants of the United Kingdom had a reassessment of values.

Now the real lucky person is the one who can pay utility bills on time. And this is not an exaggeration.



So, yesterday, during the popular British TV show This Morning, viewers who phoned the studio could now win a unique prize in the Wheel of Fortune - payment of electricity bills for 4 months.

As a matter of fact, this is the prize that the Briton who tried his luck won. At the same time, the “lucky one” was really happy to win, despite the fact that among other options were cash amounts of 1000 and 3000 pounds.

However, given that the cost of electricity for the British from October will rise by 80% and amount to £3549 per year, the participant in the program essentially won £1184.

Recall that yesterday it became known that the new Prime Minister of Great Britain was the former head of the foreign policy department Liz Truss.

The resignation of the head of the British government, Boris Johnson, was precisely connected with the economic crisis, which turned into a political one. At the same time, Truss is unlikely to be able to improve the current situation, as she decided to continue the “anti-Russian” policy of her predecessor.

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    1. nnm
      +2
      6 September 2022 12: 48
      Well, at least not a couple of cubic meters of firewood - there is still something to strive for!
      I recently read the comments of the British and was surprised at one point - several people wrote that they would buy tickets for public transport, so that they would not heat their houses, but ride in transport all day and warm themselves during the day.
      But Truss at this time will be in his residence foaming at the mouth to broadcast about the great struggle with Russia
      1. +1
        6 September 2022 12: 52
        Quote: nnm
        they will buy travel tickets for public transport, so that they do not heat their houses, but travel during the day in transport all day and warm themselves.

        Smart decision. Lived up!
      2. +1
        6 September 2022 12: 58
        ride during the day in transport all day and warm up.
        Didn't these gentlemen consider the option "to work during the day"? That's enough for gas.
        1. nnm
          0
          6 September 2022 13: 05
          I think that employers are not particularly happy with pensioners and prefer younger ones.
          1. +1
            6 September 2022 13: 13
            pensioners
            If a pensioner has not paid a mortgage for housing (which has skyrocketed in price since then) and has not made savings in addition to the state pension, then in social housing on benefits you can no frills stretch.
            The problem is a little different - the welfare system has raised quite a few people who sincerely believe that he, too, should live well, drive a new car, vacation abroad - despite the fact that he does not work belay , or works 2 days a week for a penny, subsisting on social work. And now buhurt is rising from them now, when benefits are no longer enough for everything, as before, and the choice arises - to wash or get drunk laughing .
    2. +1
      6 September 2022 12: 52
      The show is the show - the hype is catching up. All grid users will receive 400 pounds of electricity this year. Free, as part of support. Bill for gas And light per month for kopeck piece - 100 pounds - one shift of work.
      1. 0
        6 September 2022 13: 02
        Well, in England it’s understandable, everything is “in openwork”, but why, then, in other countries, people are worried? Or is it a scam again?
        1. +1
          6 September 2022 13: 04
          in other countries, the people are worried?
          Forum users from Germany unsubscribed here - there is a rise in price, and not bad, but no one is going to freeze and starve. And so, it’s unpleasant that the extra thousand and a half annual income will fly away.
          1. 0
            6 September 2022 13: 35
            Well, they’re going to or not, it doesn’t depend on them .. a year ago they didn’t plan what the price increase would be, but it’s like ...
            And if they don’t plan to freeze and starve, then why are they protesting against a rise in prices? Or is it a scam again?
            1. +1
              6 September 2022 13: 40
              why are they protesting then against the rise in price?
              They probably want it to be the same as before - no one wants to pay more, throwing their money into the poorest and most demanding country in Europe. Yes, and the rallies are, so to speak, local in nature.
              1. 0
                6 September 2022 13: 55
                Let's try to wait until the global character ... hedgehogs are still running, there is gas, we'll fry ..
      2. 0
        6 September 2022 13: 56
        Quote: Bolt Cutter
        The show is the show - the hype is catching up. All grid users will receive 400 pounds of electricity this year. Free, as part of support. Bill for gas And light per month for kopeck piece - 100 pounds - one shift of work.

        So will there be a rise in price in October or not?
        1. +1
          6 September 2022 14: 03
          will there be a price increase in october?
          It will, but it will still be possible to pay bills. Rumors of our cold death are greatly exaggerated Yes .
          1. 0
            6 September 2022 14: 09
            Quote: Bolt Cutter
            It will, but it will still be possible to pay bills

            This is understandable.
            Work two shifts to pay bills instead of one.
    3. +1
      6 September 2022 12: 53
      If this continues, then the next prizes will be toilet paper and wet wipes.
      1. 0
        6 September 2022 13: 20
        Grocery cards, for one, they will remember the "sweet life" after the Second World War.
    4. HAM
      0
      6 September 2022 12: 53
      When will they give away toilet paper?
      You can also share a shower with Lizka (you can choose any, there are two of them) ... wassat
      1. nnm
        -2
        6 September 2022 13: 06
        I liked how they quickly threw reusable toilet paper on the market on the occasion))
    5. 0
      6 September 2022 12: 56
      The most popular product in the EU this winter....... Russian felt boots, whoever has an extra pair count the profit.
    6. -1
      6 September 2022 12: 59
      And what about introducing such a thing on the field of miracles Yakubovich?
      1. nnm
        0
        6 September 2022 13: 07
        Is there a need? At 5ac, it seems like the state regularly pays subsidies for a communal apartment
    7. 0
      6 September 2022 13: 00
      Keep it up, Brits!
      Every nation deserves its own government!
    8. 0
      6 September 2022 13: 03
      UK TV show raffled off electricity bills as prizes for the first time
      And what's wrong? They get out as best they can, and the organizers make good money on human vices or trouble, this is how you look at it.
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    10. 0
      6 September 2022 13: 04
      There will be lace panties, otherwise I know a whole country of participants here
    11. 0
      6 September 2022 13: 15
      We are waiting for them to start playing pipifax (toilet paper) as a consolation and three main prizes: 1-2 or 3 times (1st place) washing the body with hot water in the shower. wassat
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