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I think most people do this to some degree - we are all affected by negative factors in our childhood which shapes the way we act in later life. So I wouldn't
by CodeGlitch 5y ago
I think most people do this to some degree - we are all affected by negative factors in our childhood which shapes the way we act in later life. So I wouldn't say he's a "schtick", it was a coping mechanism that has worked in his favour - I don't think that's a negative thing, it's not like his ultra-poshness is badly affecting anyone else.
I went to private school in the UK - there are loads of people like him.
- shatnersbassoon 5y agoI know at least 30 people who went to his school. Absolutely none of them are remotely like him. It is a schtick in that you can absolutely see him choosing to lean into it. And it's not ultra-poshness (in fact it's the opposite of posh), it's a form of dishonesty.