Can we honestly say we have exhausted every possibility of making Britain successful outside the EU, before jumping back into the reversal debate? Brexit was a vote, not an economic strategy or magic pill. It was poorly implemented, a choice was made to leave the Single Market and Customs Union. Once out, what should have followed was a serious 10 year strategy for growth: investment, productivity, energy, manufacturing, skills, regional development, deregulation where it genuinely helps, and a close trading relationship with Europe, while excersing greater autonomy. Were all options and opportunities exhausted since the exit, or have we just waited long enough to pronounce it a failure, and jump back in?