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What a 'Working Royal' Actually Is
from Meghan and Harry, Classic Trump, & $40 Trillion In Debt | The Tim Dillon Show #509 · #509
4 min
Tim breaks down how being a 'working royal' is a meaningless ceremonial job, compares Meghan and Harry's failed American ventures (documentaries, children's books, jam, the Netflix cooking show) to Real Housewives production complaints, and argues the UK has no choice but to take them back.
- Meghan and Harry tried documentaries, children's books, jam, and a Netflix pasta show in America.
- Tim compares the UK being stuck with Prince Harry to parents forced to deal with a suspended child.
- Being a 'working royal' isn't a real job—it's just going places and waving for photos.
- Royal duties consisted of visiting British-owned countries and posing with children for pictures.
- Tim notes the UK loves the royals despite them being a largely ceremonial and pretend tradition.
- Harry and Meghan paid for their own protection after resigning from royal duties in 2020.
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