Of course, I understand nobody from the UK wants anything from the EU, that's why you voted out. Just in case at some point you do want something, remember tha

Of course, I understand nobody from the UK wants anything from the EU, that's why you voted out. Just in case at some point you do want something, remember that there are associated costs, that laws, rights and enforcement do not fall down from the sky. And that the EU does not necessarily need to be inclined to offer access to those "services", not even by paying a fee, since doing this kind of deals per-service, per-partner is much too complex. We have an organization to simplify that kind of agreements, it is called the EU. We offer you associate status, by accepting some rules. You are free to accept or refuse the offer, of course. What you are not welcome to do, is to use what the EU has created and maintains, without accepting any rules. I find it funny that Theresa May insists that she is interested in trading with the stable and rich internal market. What she does not mention, is that a stable and rich internal market does not exist without some rules, that means, without the EU.