Author’s note: Good to see Prince Charles’s intervention had such a massive effect on Harry
Following their success in bringing Prince Harry back from the brink of being a normal well adjusted teenager experimenting with drink and soft drugs to being a repressed throwback completely dependent on state aid, the Royal Family announced that they would be rolling out a new “premier class counselling service for posh people”
In explaining where the idea had come from, Prince Charles said that he had originally sent Harry to a drug rehabilitation centre to meet heroin and crack addicts. However, “they were marginally more coherent that the Queen Mother and then we caught him having a puff of one their special cigarettes so we knew we had to get tough”. The final solution was “to show him the true horror of addiction and what a life of wanton excess leads to. By the time he’d spent two hours alone with Princess Margaret he had promised to become a teetotal, celibate for the rest of his life”
Having developed these sophisticated techniques, it was felt that they could be used to help the wider population. Buckingham Palace would be opened to carefully selected members of the public – those with enormous wads of cash – and act as a unique city retreat for the terminally addicted. The model would be based on present day addiction centres such as the Priory which cater for the high pressure lifestyles of celebrities. Prince Edward explained “People don’t understand what us high flying media types have to go through in this day and age. Which premieres to attend? Which parties to go to? Which lavatory window to try and film my nephew William through? We here at BuckTox – the Buckingham Palace Detoxification Centre and Currency Exchange – do understand. And for a small fee we’re here to help”
Each member of the Royal Family will bring their own unique skills to different role playing situations at BuckTox. Prince Philip will be running an anger management and shotgun skills course. Prince Andrew will chair the female-only sex addicts group, which he hopes will give him the opportunity to “really get in deep with some of these confused young totty, I mean victims”. The whole family will come together for the marriage guidance course. Princess Anne explained its techniques derived from ancient aboriginal tribal gatherings: “Basically we all stand round the person wanting guidance on marriage and shout ‘don’t’ until they agree not to.”
Tony Blair welcomed the launch of the new service, christening it “The People’s Psychiatry”. “We have a long and proud tradition of nutters in our royal family. Long may it continue to be subsidised by us taxpayers.” he explained “Now if you’ll excuse me, I have to go and attend my insufferable goofy smile course with Fergie”