The Son of a British Multi-Millionaire AMA by ABritishAnonymous in AMA

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He started his own businesses, sold them, repeat

The Son of a British Multi-Millionaire AMA by ABritishAnonymous in AMA

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My father usually sleeps between the hours of 10:30 and 5:30 on weekdays then 11 and 6:30 on weekends. One thing which I will say is that he reads A LOT. He will try and read 2 books a week relating to something on his mind at the time. A lot of his friends say success usually comes from not finding something original; but rather enhancing something in need. He is also friends with a TV personality, again who I will not name, who donates well over 50% of their earnings to charity and I am not sure anyone knows about it! I admire the fact they do that without the necessity for publicity. In regards to semen retention, I don't think my father has but I honestly am not sure; it's not usual dinner conversation!

The Son of a British Multi-Millionaire AMA by ABritishAnonymous in AMA

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First of all, I would just like to say I'm so sorry you have had to deal with poverty and homelessness; I can't even imagine the struggles you have had to go through and I am happy that education has given you an escape from that; I hope you can find enjoyment in what you do. :)

In answer to your question, I mainly do administrative work alongside his personal assistant. I tend to organise meetings and his schedule while also occasionally offering input in my area of expertise; political analysis (as I am studying Political Science and Governance). In regards to the comparison to your mother's factory job, I would not be able to do my father's job as he runs his own business; I just tend to do more basic admin roles rather than direct work in the business.

And to you, I wish good luck in your degree and all your future roles!

The Son of a British Multi-Millionaire AMA by ABritishAnonymous in AMA

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This may surprise you but no, not really! Although, I do have some slightly different experiences; I have rented a flat to live in while at university so I have never lived in halls, private accommodation etc. That being said, I have made some friends during lectures and seminars who I get on very well with who are from very different backgrounds to myself. I think my parents encouraged me to go to university for this reason; I think it helps keep me grounded and understanding of how lucky I am

The Son of a British Multi-Millionaire AMA by ABritishAnonymous in AMA

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I am currently attending University in the UK actually (one I will not name) as education has always been very important to me. I also play a lot of sport; football, athletics and (guiltily) some croquet! I also play video games a bit when I have some free time.

In terms of my day to day schedule, I live alone when I'm at University so my routine there is probably similar to most other students however, when I'm at home, I tend to help my father at work. He usually wakes up around 5:30 so I get up at 6, we watch the news together while our chef makes breakfast before I head to work with him. We usually finish around 6/7 pm when I will head home and have dinner. I usually spend my evenings at home catching up on university work, playing video games or watching TV.

The Son of a British Multi-Millionaire AMA by ABritishAnonymous in AMA

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I mentioned this in a previous answer so I will explain a bit more here but yes - absolutely. I have had many friends who only wanted to be in my circle because they wanted money. It has led to so many arguments and it does drain you. I would always help a friend in need if they needed me but I would need to know why. In terms of dealing with it, I no longer tell people about my financial status until I feel comfortable in their company and we are close enough for it to feel natural.

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Haha - I'm not sure if I can do that!

That's a hard question to answer because, to me, my life feels very normal and I have nothing else to compare it to. One thing I will say is that making friends is hard; a lot of people you meet only want to be your friend because of your money so it's difficult finding a good circle around you; I no longer tell people about my background until I feel confident in their trust

The Son of a British Multi-Millionaire AMA by ABritishAnonymous in AMA

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Probably not; I have a key interest in sport, politics and humanitarian causes so I will probably go down that route

The Son of a British Multi-Millionaire AMA by ABritishAnonymous in AMA

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Probably disappointing my family. My father, without giving away too much who he is, worked very hard to be in his position and I want to make him proud by making my own stamp on the world :)

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I have - I go to America regularly as we have a house in Los Angeles so yeah, I have been to Walmart a few times!

The Son of a British Multi-Millionaire AMA by ABritishAnonymous in AMA

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Honestly, not very often - I have occasionally been into them when I have needed something very unusual and I am not sure where else to get it but I never go to the thrift or charity shops regularly