Do you have a "Plan B"?

Yes.

1.Buy 1 way ticket to Heathrow online...
2.Uber to airport...
3.produce Brit passport and board flight....
4.Goodbye goodluck goodnight!

"So long and thanks for all the fish" is the only acceptable farewell
 
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My SO is the plan B but she doesn't know it yet.

Luckily my girlfriends company is not affected by our economy so if sh*t goes south, I'm telling her I'm pregnant, we're getting married and I'm becoming a stay home dad :laugh:
That is not how pregnancy works. It is the women that gets pregnant. Not the man.
 
My SO is the plan B but she doesn't know it yet.

Luckily my girlfriends company is not affected by our economy so if sh*t goes south, I'm telling her I'm pregnant, we're getting married and I'm becoming a stay home dad :laugh:
What makes you think she would marry a pregnant dude? How would she know she's even the mother?
 
My plan B is to marry Bwana's wife and go with her to the USA in July ...just leave the kids with daddy, no baggage needed.
 
My plan B is to marry Bwana's wife and go with her to the USA in July ...just leave the kids with daddy, no baggage needed.
Big mistake. She's South African, so good luck with that.

Seeing as the kids already have US citizenship you should have insisted on adopting them as well. ;)
 
Have a British passport and thinking about getting an Aussie passport (it's quite expensive though + requires a flight up to Joburg...no embassy in CT FFS).

Might also apply to be entered into the US Greencard lottery for schits and giggles as well.
 
No plan B. No money to jump ship. I just hope we survive this ordeal with the ANC, I mean like not implementing EWC, The so-called smart city, etc...
 
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