You can tell by the look

I saw Ingvar Kamprad yesterday, on tv that is. He inaugurated some sort of countryside shop, or whatever, I don't quite remember anymore. Ingvar Kamprad is a millionaire, and a very fortunate millionaire, since his assets are constantly growing. However, he looks just like anyone, wearing very not-so-fancy-though-quite-convenient-for-a-public-appearance-clothes. He could buy the world, or at least Sweden (which is pretty much of my own world), and you can't tell by the look of him. I think this is intentionally, he makes an effort to look like that. I wonder if it's harder being wealthy trying to look like anyonw, than being average in financial strenght trying to look like someone. I think Ingvar Kamprad has huge issues about looking too fancy and that it is humble (as humble you can get being the founder of IKEA) of him not to bragging about his fortune.

No, I don't feel sorry for him at all.