Mines a Prosecco too, if you are offering.
Fact is that both Labour and Tories hate the SNP more than each other. Why? - because as the SNP grew and grew it totally upset their cosy, status quo of 2 major parties taking turns to govern and strut their stuff on the world stage. When Labour abandoned their radical socialist position, in favour of a move to the centre ground, they also abandoned the ordinary working class folk who had been their strongest supporters. I think it took a while for these Labour voters to realise that their Loyalty to Labour was being taken for granted, they were only regarded as safe voting fodder, while their ever more elite leadership courted the rich and famous and racked up personal fortunes.
In Scotland, there was an ever growing, alternative party, which was, under pressure from its membership, steadily moving from the centre ground to the left and whose policies were based on what was in the best interests of ALL the people of Scotland. Many former or potential Labour supporters in particular the younger generation, have found a new home in the SNP family, some have shifted their allegiance to the smaller Indy supporting parties of the far left, some have swelled the ranks of the Greens. Scottish Labour's biggest mistake was joining forces with the Tories in the 'Better Together' Campaign. Now we are seeing middle class NEW Labour supporters slipping easily the short distance from Red Tory to Blue Tory.
Little wonder then that the, mainly elderly, remnant of Labour support are bitter and that the obvious route for ambitious, young, would be politicians is, no longer, a Labour Party internship. The Scottish Labour Party is in terminal decline, too far gone for the Corbyn effect to resuscitate it. They have become an irrelevance - the contest now is between - on the hard right The Brexiteer, Unionist Tories and on the Centre Left the SNP (who BTW won the Local Elections, with a higher percentage of 1st preferences, more votes, more Councillors, biggest group in most Councils, - whatever measure you care to use) If this was indeed a vote against a 2nd referendum as declared by Ruth Davidson then it was convincingly defeated.