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Why? Because rich people don't need to shop at Poundland or fly Easyjet.
Regardless of him being black, if anyone rich and famous is spotted in fucking Poundland, it's making a tabloid and also bring recorded by ordinary people who have to shop there/fly Easyjet to be able to afford what they want.
If I was in his position and didn't want to be in these type of stories, I'd avoid doing the same things.
Rich people can shop however they please and wherever they please. Having some sort of ideal that because they have money they can no longer shop with us 'common folk' ever again is one I do personally reject.
If he wants to buy some new clothes and Primark happen to sell it then let him buy it. He earned the money, doesn't have to be a story behind it. If the flight he wants to go on is covered by easyjet then let him do it.
And for Clarity we're saying Primark not Poundland anyway.
Also I feel this is massively going off the main topic, point is I don't see why this stuff is newsworthy. He's spending his money in a completely fair and rational way so The Sun makes a whole news story about it, calling him tight. He then buys his mum a new sink or whatever and The Sun say he's splashing the cash... he can't win. THAT'S the main point and what I'm alluding to. Now specifically where he shops, whether it be Primark or Greggs or Easyjet or whatever, but how his character is portrayed and that they can't just let him be.