Does Phil work?
At 90 and married to a welfare queen, what was his job before he retired?
What does his wife do while she is at work?
Do you have any evidence that the Royalist Sycophants who travel to Merry Ol’ England, do so to see Phil?
He carries out dozens of official duties on behalf of the British government every year - and he has continued to do that into his eighties. In addition to this he is involved in the running of a significant number of charities and other organisations.
At 90 and married to a welfare queen, what was his job before he retired?
First of all, educate yourself about the finances of the Royal Family. It is a very wealthy family with a considerable of private wealth. It voluntarily gives the vast majority of this wealth - on the order of 200 million pounds a year, generated by property worth over a billion pounds - to the British state. In exchange for this, the British government funds its official activities and expenses at a cost of less than twenty million pounds - in other words, the Royal Family gives the British taxpayer about ten times as much money each year as it received in return.
But to answer your question about the prince, he was a professional Naval officer during the Second World War, and after it until the Queen ascended the throne. He served with distinction during the war, and ultimately rose to the rank of Commander in the RN as a serving officer.
What does his wife do while she is at work?
A great deal. Her duties require her to be informed about every single aspect of British government and hours every day are spent on that task. In addition, she also carries out hundreds of official duties a year on behalf of her government.
Do you have any evidence that the Royalist Sycophants who travel to Merry Ol’ England, do so to see Phil?
Some do. But that's largely irrelevant. What he does is his duty under the constitutional conventions of the United Kingdom. Duties he is expected to discharge by the government and the people of the United Kingdom.