It's called class. You either have it or you don't. We do this side of the pond. You know what? Hollywood keeps telling us we have.

Live with it.

What my choice of car has to do with capitalism I don't know? Mrs Musket and I worked our bollocks off for what we have. She still does for that matter. Always in the public sector, possibly one of the few surgeons of her speciality who doesn't do any private work. You say you haven't ever had a new car. I have. I never said my car was bought new (although it was) but you assumed it was, and that is interesting. I was saying less than nice things about capitalism yet the Bentley and capitalist dig was there, wasn't it?

I love The USA. I have right of residency and many many friends over a number of States, and I visit regularly. Most people I know have a sense of humour, but the rules are the rules. Take it seriously and it just gets worse. Spray on bloody cheese... Ye Gods.

That's part of the answer to your question. In The USA, everything has a price.