If the super-rich can have superyachts, why shouldn't poor folk get big plasma tellies?
If the super-rich can have superyachts, why shouldn't poor folk get big plasma tellies?
- Much self-aggrandising laughter ensued. I sloped off and out to get the night bus home. That was back in 2013. And while Charlie was the first in that social set to acquire a yacht, I’m fairly sure he wasn’t the last. Industry figures show that this has been a record breaking year for the superyacht sector of the market. A total of 52 yachts in excess of 250ft have been commissioned (close to half being longer than 330ft). Sir (hopefully soon-to-be just) Philip Green owns Lionheart. It’s the size of a football pitch (understandable really; helipads take up lots of space). There is room for a dozen guests but 40 staff.
- Much self-aggrandising laughter ensued. I sloped off and out to get the night bus home. That was back in 2013. And while Charlie was the first in that social set to acquire a yacht, I’m fairly sure he wasn’t the last. Industry figures show that this has been a record breaking year for the superyacht sector of the market. A total of 52 yachts in excess of 250ft have been commissioned (close to half being longer than 330ft). Sir (hopefully soon-to-be just) Philip Green owns Lionheart. It’s the size of a football pitch (understandable really; helipads take up lots of space). There is room for a dozen guests but 40 staff.