Bumbledon: (n) self importance in a minor office
In a sentence:
Guest: I demand to see the manager: I am in a standard room and I should be upgraded to a suite.
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Reservations manager: Sir, why should you be upgraded, you have only paid for a standard room?
Guest: Don’t you know who I am? I am the assistant clerk to the deputy manager of the chief of keys at the museum of stamps and postcards.
Reservations manager: Well if you had told me that before sir I would have sorted you out a lot sooner.
Guest: At last, some respect that I deserve.
Reservations manager: Concierge, kindly take this bumbledon’s bags and put them in the next taxi along with him.
Guest: How dare you. You will be sure to hear more from me on this.
Reservations manager: I will look out for your postcard. Good day.