The pound I understand was overvalued anyway and a low currency is not always bad there are pros and cons. The main problem (and I have said this consistently) is uncertainty the government now need to get on with it and fast apart from our low interest rates relative to the dollar the uncertainty is the other factor driving the pound down.
Oh so the pound was over valued and now it's low it's OK? Couldn't make this up! The only reason it's good is for exports and that'll only be short term. Once we leave and are hit with import and export duties and all our prices go up we'll start feeling it.
The average Joe will be feeling it already though with fuel and food increasing and when you're scraping to make ends meet it'll feel even worse. The irony is those people will be the ones who voted leave.
The government will sort things out and those criticising them, I don't know what they expected. Did you think they'd have all the answers straight away? It'll take time to work out a strategy and exactly what they want for the good of everyone. I find it laughable that Corbyn is having a dig at them after his less than weak performance in the lead up to the vote. But ultimately we won't get half of what was promised by the liars in the leave camp so hey ho.