Hrithik Karya

Is it New York, right?

Yeah, New York, he's probably got a nicer pool than the Buckingham Palace pool, yeah.

Yeah, New York, he's probably got a nicer pool than the Buckingham Palace pool, yeah.

Yeah, New York, he's probably got a nicer pool than the Buckingham Palace pool, yeah.

So there's very strict rules about pictures and people taking pictures. Like when I was inside the palace, you're not allowed to take a picture. You're not allowed to send a Snapchat to your mates. You're not allowed to record something funny that happens at lunch with your colleagues. You're not allowed to pick up a FaceTime call. So that's probably the reason why I'd say.

So there's very strict rules about pictures and people taking pictures. Like when I was inside the palace, you're not allowed to take a picture. You're not allowed to send a Snapchat to your mates. You're not allowed to record something funny that happens at lunch with your colleagues. You're not allowed to pick up a FaceTime call. So that's probably the reason why I'd say.

So there's very strict rules about pictures and people taking pictures. Like when I was inside the palace, you're not allowed to take a picture. You're not allowed to send a Snapchat to your mates. You're not allowed to record something funny that happens at lunch with your colleagues. You're not allowed to pick up a FaceTime call. So that's probably the reason why I'd say.

I think part of it is if there's no reason for there to be a picture of it, there isn't going to be one. And I don't think that there is a reason for there to be a picture of it.

I think part of it is if there's no reason for there to be a picture of it, there isn't going to be one. And I don't think that there is a reason for there to be a picture of it.

I think part of it is if there's no reason for there to be a picture of it, there isn't going to be one. And I don't think that there is a reason for there to be a picture of it.

Okay, there's not really a nice answer here. I will go back to my time in the palace. And it's like, whenever there were Americans in the shop, I was sort of just like... No, not this again. Like, it's just so much like talking. It's like sharp. Like, I don't care. Like, I think this is where it gets a bit like funny where you guys may not take this one.

Okay, there's not really a nice answer here. I will go back to my time in the palace. And it's like, whenever there were Americans in the shop, I was sort of just like... No, not this again. Like, it's just so much like talking. It's like sharp. Like, I don't care. Like, I think this is where it gets a bit like funny where you guys may not take this one.

Okay, there's not really a nice answer here. I will go back to my time in the palace. And it's like, whenever there were Americans in the shop, I was sort of just like... No, not this again. Like, it's just so much like talking. It's like sharp. Like, I don't care. Like, I think this is where it gets a bit like funny where you guys may not take this one.

There is a level of like, you assume that they have a level of like superiority. I say mine's a confusing situation because I'm obviously, you know, ethnically not British. I think you can probably tell. But like growing up here, you still get that of like, oh, we left you. And do you know how many times I heard that on a daily basis? Really? At the Palace of America. Yeah, oh, we left you.

There is a level of like, you assume that they have a level of like superiority. I say mine's a confusing situation because I'm obviously, you know, ethnically not British. I think you can probably tell. But like growing up here, you still get that of like, oh, we left you. And do you know how many times I heard that on a daily basis? Really? At the Palace of America. Yeah, oh, we left you.

There is a level of like, you assume that they have a level of like superiority. I say mine's a confusing situation because I'm obviously, you know, ethnically not British. I think you can probably tell. But like growing up here, you still get that of like, oh, we left you. And do you know how many times I heard that on a daily basis? Really? At the Palace of America. Yeah, oh, we left you.

And like, ha ha, like, oh, look at this tea. We threw it in the harbour. And I'm like... I don't care. Like, I honestly don't care. I was like, if I hadn't opened my mouth, you would have thought I was just an Indian guy. So now that you found out I'm British, suddenly you're going to talk to me about throwing tea in a harbour, mate. I honestly don't care.

And like, ha ha, like, oh, look at this tea. We threw it in the harbour. And I'm like... I don't care. Like, I honestly don't care. I was like, if I hadn't opened my mouth, you would have thought I was just an Indian guy. So now that you found out I'm British, suddenly you're going to talk to me about throwing tea in a harbour, mate. I honestly don't care.

And like, ha ha, like, oh, look at this tea. We threw it in the harbour. And I'm like... I don't care. Like, I honestly don't care. I was like, if I hadn't opened my mouth, you would have thought I was just an Indian guy. So now that you found out I'm British, suddenly you're going to talk to me about throwing tea in a harbour, mate. I honestly don't care.

So I think that's probably where that comes from, especially around the royals, because I think the British are very protective. Even if you don't like them, a lot of British people are very protective about conversations of the royals should only occur between British people.