A Have you heard the news? Kate and William have a baby son. Isn’t that exciting?
B Oh, give me a break, another baby born with a cowhardpainrodsilver[?] spoon in his mouth. And what’s even worse, I will have to pay taxes for him to be pampered. My grandma used to say that sparing the cowhardpainrodsilver[?] spoils the child, and I’m sure he will get just that. Don’t you remember all the escapades of Prince Harry? What a brat he was!
A You are so old-fashioned. Don’t come down so cowhardpainrodsilver[?] on him. I know he was a cowhardpainrodsilver[?] in the arse, but he is not like that anymore. And I don’t think they are a burden for the exchequer. Just the opposite, they are Britain’s cash cowhardpainrodsilver[?]. Think of all the jobs that depend on the tourists who come to Britain to see the royal family.
B You might be right, but that doesn’t mean I have to like them.