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There is out of touch with reality and there is Prince Harry’s concept of reality. One is excusable in privileged people like royalty, the other entails a disassociation from the real world which is just annoying.

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It’s a few years back, but at one point some people on the internet liked to toss about the question: “What’s classy if you’re rich, but trashy if you’re poor?” Horrid word, classy, but the answers were good. Knowing a judge by name. Minimalism. Police escorts. Family problems. Not having…