Prince Harry: The Royal Rocket Man
So, Harry, the royal rebel, decided to take a little trip back to the land of tea and crumpets. A whirlwind visit, you might say. More like a royal rocket launch and landing. I mean, the guy practically broke the sound barrier getting there and back.
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The Great British Bake-Off... or Dash
Let’s break this down. Harry hears his dad’s feeling a bit under the weather. What does a dutiful son do? Grabs his passport, a spare pair of jeans (because let's face it, formality is overrated when you're on a speed dial to see your dad), and hops on the next flight. It's like he was auditioning for a real-life episode of The Amazing Race - royal edition.
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Now, you might be wondering, "How did this guy manage to cross the Atlantic faster than a speeding bullet?" Well, it’s simple. He's a prince. And apparently, princes have a secret turbo boost feature we common folk don't know about. Or maybe he just really missed his chicken nuggets and avocado toast.
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The Return of the Prodigal Prince
After what felt like a nanosecond (or maybe a slightly longer royal chat), Harry was back on that plane, homeward bound. Faster than you can say "coronation quiche," he was back in Cali, probably reunited with his dogs and a seriously oversized burger.
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It's like a real-life plot twist for a rom-com. Boy flies to see sick dad, spends quality time, flies back to his happily ever after. Except, you know, with a royal twist and a whole lot more security.
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So, the real question is: Did he order in-flight fish and chips or stick to the airplane food? The world may never know.
How To... (Royal Edition)
- How to travel faster than sound: Become a prince. Or invest heavily in a really good jetpack.
- How to plan a 24-hour international trip: Forget packing cubes, just grab essentials. And definitely bring a really good book for the flight.
- How to handle media attention: Wear sunglasses and maintain a poker face. Or, you know, just be Harry.
- How to balance royal duties and family life: Probably hire a really good time management consultant. Or just wing it like everyone else.
- How to order a burger fit for a prince: Ask for extra everything. And maybe a side of crown jewels, just for fun.
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