According to Osho, he deliberately left out the British person—'Proper' Sagar—because Sagar is 'too proper,' a category unto himself, impossible to group with others. Everyone already knows who he is, and, being so proper, he would have missed the joke anyway. Osho uses this to tease rigid propriety and highlight playful, non-categorical awareness.
He skipped the British gentleman because he’s so proper he didn’t fit with the rest and wouldn’t get the joke.