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Hello I was recently about to be introduced to a very rich man.

He's made millions out of the crash I was told and he's got this fabulous park lane flat,

bang next to the Dorchester and a virtual castle in southern Spain, two to infinity pools, but honestly they went on.

I mean you wouldn't know it from looking at him. He's really down to earth, very basic.

He never actually even mentions money. Well of course he doesn't I thought.

Of course he doesn't. Hadn't I learned years ago from my childhood reading of Emmel and

the detectives and it's only those who don't have money who spend much of their time

talking about it. In a society with at least some token commitment to equality talking about money

when you have wads of the stuff is not only vulgar but also likely to

arouse the wrath of any lurking Bolsheviks, all of which means that

a special credit must go to the author of a new book which explicitly

explores how the rich do talk about money or can be made to talk about money,

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