A Tough Life

 Harry and Megan think they've got a tough life.

Perhaps they should trade places for a month or two with a family that is struggling to pay the rent and purchase groceries for their children.

Perhaps their consternation at a family member's reference to their child's skin tone would be lessened if they had to worry about whether that child would survive the winter in an unheated apartment.

Perhaps Harry and Megan should get down on their knees and thank God for the amazing wealth that is theirs, for the security of their relationship, for their ability to live in lavish mansions on several continents, for their health -- and for the popularity that allows them to gain empathy from people whose lives reflect real challenges and who would gladly exchange places with them.

As one newscaster stated, "It's difficult for most ordinary people to feel into the problems expressed by two millionaires as they are being interviewed by a billionaire."