I wouldn't be surprised, really. I predicted a while back that May deal is gonna be a disaster, and it was, by design. A push for a second referendum isn't out of the question at this point. The fear mongering machines are relentless. Talks of delaying brexit and a 2nd referendum are very much normalised at this point. 

It's a really lousy deal that's why

This thread really is a mess...
You guys realise that "may's deal" only sets the temporary relationship between the UK and EU until the true new trade deal is signed. There are only two things certain with "may's deal", a) the UK will leave the EU as a active member and b) the UK won't cut off all it's relations with the EU and restart at WTO level. The new relationship between UK and EU after the real deal is signed still can be anything from the Norway model(unlikely) to the canada model.

personally Brexit showed me three things:
a) public votes that are only adviseral are a stupid and really undemocratic concept, you Brits should change that in your constitution.

b) the lack of basic global economic understanding amongst many Brexiters. All this talk about "we will make better trade deals without the EU" and "the commonwealth can replace the EU as a trade partner", what are you guys smoking on your little island? If you have to name one thing the EU is really good in, it has to be trade policy because it's the only policy field where the EU institutions can use the full might of the 21 trillion $ single market. This brings me to the last point.

c) the lack of basic understanding what the EU is, how it works and what it can and can't do. When you hear all the horror stories about the EU, it feels like pure irony that Brexiters call the campaign for remain "project fear".

I’m in so called “brexit group” working with our UK distributor and no matter the option, the cost of crashing out will be enormous! Not only that, but they'll most likely lose ability to provide next day service to our European customers and this is way bigger deal than any extra cost. At this point we know that a lot of jobs are on the line as it’d be much cheaper just to move our main UK DC to mainland Europe, considering that over 50% of sales come from EU countries, not to mention Japan (another huge chunk of our business) where at the moment we enjoy 0% tariffs on our goods. And this is not only them, but also their subcontractors and vendors. It's worth to mention that it is FTSE 250 company, and it is one of the biggest employers in the area.

Anyways, any deal with the considerable transitional period, could potentially save those jobs and people who bluntly claim that in the event of no deal, UK’s going to be just fine, never worked in supply chain.

This is a terrible point. Giving the UK the advantages it requests will give the UK a competitive advantage over the other EU countries. Why would they disadvantage existing members by offering the UK a deal that makes it the only non-EU state with perks only member states have? UK is leaving so why is it more democratic to help the UK to the detriment of current members, than to ensure a level playing field for all (remaining) members?

I don't know about that since it's the conservative party that holds nearly all of the keys. May and her own party will be especially crucial to blocking any possibility of a delay or a 2nd referendum ... 

May's party leadership was challenged because of brexit hardliners so almost all of the conservatives are in consensus of brexit one way or another ... (only 6 conservatives have voiced public support for the idea of a second referendum) 

Corbyn's party is indecisive and it still can't establish it's own position regarding brexit but most of all the leadership is likely stalling for time so they can win the next general election ... 

Corbyn's in a damned if he does or a damned if he doesn't position once his own party finds out his ideological line and there will be revolts in his own party which damage his own along with his party's chances at the next general election so basically May has set out a trap for him while he's out there stalling ... 

seriously, the EU is looking for the interests of 400m people, why would they donate anything to the selfish UK?

Don't tell such lies! the EU is just a bunch of bureaucratic monsters who rule Europe like Louis XIV. /s

The best thing to leave the EU would be to erect giant sails across the country and then move their asses across the Atlantic to where they actually wanna be.

Caring is sharing, no matter the race or gender or Country, etc, unless they want to physically harm you. Victims are also supposed to be supported and not torn down. Poor UK. The EU and Trump have more in common than it seems apparently...