Chars à voile : « The have and the have- yacht »

I was amused to read that the manager of PSG received a lot of criticism for saying his team should travel by "chars à voile." He is now saying it was a "une blague de mauvais goût " and he is " hors-sol " (whatever that means! ).

The English translation of a " char à voile" is a sand-yacht.   Here I have sympathies for learners of English because " yacht " is pronounced " yot " !

There is an English expression for an ordinary area that has a mix of rich people and poor people - the " haves " and the "have-nots ".

This has been changed to make fun of an area where the people are very rich - They are the " haves " and " have-yachts".

I hope this goes on the English forum.                                                                       johnB.

 Tx John this bad joke. It was very funny and I love the expression « The have and the have- yacht »