Mikhail Solomonovich Gusman. (№ 278855)

I was able to see a variety of residences, from palaces of the king of Saudi Arabia or Jordan to sverhsekretnoj office of the President of the Swiss Confederation, where only two rooms.
...King of Spain Juan Carlos is an amazing person. His primary residence is in the small Palace, although there are a large. I said, "Your Majesty, why do you live in a small Palace?". And he said, "you Know, I was raised by my grandfather Alfonso XIII. He said, grandson, when you grow up, never live in a big Palace, but live in a small. Why? I asked the grandfather. Because I'm eleven years the king and I never here brought hot coffee getting cold on the road." Modesty sometimes adds features. You can live in big palaces, but not to drink hot coffee.