I'll be honest: When I saw that Prince Harry was in a new skit, I was a little defensive. But fortunately, the Duke of Sussex let the other actors in the video provide the comic relief, while he played himself as normal or annoyed.

Anyway, the Duke took part in the skit to promote Travalyst, a non-profit organization he launched in partnership with various travel brands to help both travelers and travel providers make more earth-friendly choices in their travels. This is one of several ways the royal family is working to protect the environment.

In the skit, Prince Harry, while jogging, is pursued by the Aotearoa New Zealand Travel Evaluator, who is tasked with evaluating Prince Harry's visit to New Zealand in 2018. (Incidentally, aotearoa is the Maori word for New Zealand, and increasingly, aotearoa is being used instead, but the Travallist decided to use both.)

Switching between te reo Maori (or simply Maori) and English, the duke is confused about what the hell is going on. The first "evaluator" told him Imagine what would happen if that visitor evaluated you... We are trying that out for the first time right now."

He went on to tell Prince Harry that he received three stars, apparently earning brownie points for using only one towel during his stay, for being respectful to the locals, and for turning off the water when brushing his teeth.

Later, a second rater came in and told the first rater that he had made a mistake and had meant to rate Harry Styles instead of "Stylish Harry."

At this stage, it should be noted that Stylish Harry was, in fact, very stylish in this video and wore a gray T-shirt that said "Daddy of the Girls" to spoil his daughter Lilibet.

The duke then picks up his cell phone to call someone, during which the first evaluator realizes his mistake and says, "I went completely the wrong way." I laughed out loud at that.

After all, Prince Harry had a four-star rating. But as you can probably tell by now, the point of this project is to make you think about the impact you have on the planet when you travel. It seems it made Harry think, too.