Inspired
by this gentleman:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/fashion/2013/may/04/weekender-freddie-ardley-property-entrepreneur-photographer
WANKENDER
Tarquin
Allesbury-Bettnässer, Aspirant Hotelier and Dubstep DJ, 23
“Mummy wants to vinyl with me for her
50th Birthday.”
“I am about to go to Switzerland.”
When I was in Zurich last year, I
invested in some bespoke Odermatt and Gonthier suits made from
Swiss Chocolate. They cost £30,000 a piece and you can only wear
them in cold climates. I wore one to 'Heatwave' which is a dance
music event that takes place in the middle of summer, on the slope of
an active volcano, in the South Pacific Ocean. The only way to get
there is by helicopter. I ended up covered from head to foot in small
grey lizards, who had been worked into a sexual frenzy by the smell
of the melting chocolate. The ambient temperature of the magma welling up from the earth’s core was not my friend that night.
“I went to Louise Mensch's
birthday party by accident.”
The last time we went out in London, we
somehow ended up at Louise Mensch's birthday party in New York! The
Kings of Leon were there, but I didn't meet them. I don't
really pay much attention to celebrities. My friend Clarissa told me
that they are direct descendants of the French Royal Family, who fled
to America to avoid persecution. I don't remember much about the
evening as I was continually being distracted by my reflection in a
champagne bottle.
“I have revolutionised Lacrosse.”
If I'm in the country, I go for long
walks around our private estate with my Tibetan Prayer Dogs. I
obtained them from a monastery in Lhasa. When I told the Head Lama
that I was going to rename the dogs 'Cameron' and 'Osborne' he poured
petrol over his head and set himself on fire, which is how they
express themselves religiously in this part of the world. The fleas
on a Tibetan Prayer Dog are regarded as sacred. Of course I had both
animals thoroughly deloused before they were allowed to lay one
paw inside the house.
I hope to play more Lacrosse this
season. Last year I was hopeless as my cashmere scarf kept getting in
the way. My secret weapon this year is a 'scarf frame' that will
allow me to play without it getting caught around my stick. I think
it's fair to say that I've revolutionised the sport.
“I've been to 18 five-star hotels
in the past year.”
One thing that you immediately notice
in these places is how clean and healthy the clientèle are. I'm sure
that if everyone made the effort to visit a health spa once a week,
and increased the amount of lobster and turbot in their diet, then
they wouldn't need to go to hospital so much, and we could spend less
money on the NHS.
I am planning to enter the hotel
business, as my current career as a DJ wont finance my lifestyle. I
mostly play Dubstep, which is dance music made by poor people from
the east end of London. I source all my records from Milan, as that
is where all the really high quality Dubstep is made. The really good
records have artwork, where-as the budget range comes in plain white
sleeves.
Mummy's been really supportive of my
music. She says that she wants to vinyl with me for her 50th
birthday. Father has some contacts on the Conservative front benches
so I've asked him if he can put me in touch with somebody from The
Ministry of Sound.”
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