"herbie" said Everyone ignores Charles. Half the Commonwealth hopes his Mom will outlast him....
Although I'd say you're a little light with the "half the Commonwealth" comment. Because, i'm sure if they did an honest poll it'd be closer to 99.999% especially in Great Britain.
Charles personifies just how out of touch these people are, apart from QEII:
Coronavirus latest: a senior royal wants us to *checks notes* work harder ... the number of people signing up to spend two entire seasons living in farm-provided accommodation (with the rent often deducted from your minimum wage pay) and waking up at 5am for some reason just to go face-to-face with some asparagus has been low. It�s estimated we need 80,000 extra workers tilling the fields. As reported in the Times, the work placement charity Concordia said of 50,000 people initially interested, 6,000 made it to interview, 1,000 rejected jobs that they were offered, and only 150 took up offers of work. Farming is no longer the Enid Blyton-esque jolly-good-day�s-work-and-a-pint-of-ale-for-your-trouble! it used to be. It�s just hard graft for very little money, possibly Britain�s most sacred tradition.
... Prince Charles saying �hard graft� alone should be enough to get the Robespierres among us fired up. The idea that he is parroting cool farming lingo that he has heard but never had to learn through work does rather put the (British-grown!) cherry on the sundae, too. Pick literally one brussels sprout out the ground, Prince Charles. Then I�ll join your little allotment army.
Charles ignored the woman to Pence's right also who herself did not offer her hand either.
It is worth watching to the end. Moments later, Putin forgets Charles.
Everyone ignores Charles. Half the Commonwealth hopes his Mom will outlast him....
Although I'd say you're a little light with the "half the Commonwealth" comment. Because, i'm sure if they did an honest poll it'd be closer to 99.999% especially in Great Britain.
... the number of people signing up to spend two entire seasons living in farm-provided accommodation (with the rent often deducted from your minimum wage pay) and waking up at 5am for some reason just to go face-to-face with some asparagus has been low. It�s estimated we need 80,000 extra workers tilling the fields. As reported in the Times, the work placement charity Concordia said of 50,000 people initially interested, 6,000 made it to interview, 1,000 rejected jobs that they were offered, and only 150 took up offers of work. Farming is no longer the Enid Blyton-esque jolly-good-day�s-work-and-a-pint-of-ale-for-your-trouble! it used to be. It�s just hard graft for very little money, possibly Britain�s most sacred tradition.
... Prince Charles saying �hard graft� alone should be enough to get the Robespierres among us fired up. The idea that he is parroting cool farming lingo that he has heard but never had to learn through work does rather put the (British-grown!) cherry on the sundae, too. Pick literally one brussels sprout out the ground, Prince Charles. Then I�ll join your little allotment army.
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfr ... pick-fruit