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Traveling across the UK and other former British colonies reveals just how much the class system shapes societal attitudes. The speaker notes the enduring influence of the royal family and the hierarchical mindset it fosters in countries like England, New Zealand, and Australia. Although these nations are often seen as distinct from Britain, the romanticized notion of monarchy and tradition still have a tangible presence, contrasting sharply with the American ideal of social mobility where anyone can ascend the social ladder.