He was the star student in his class and the pride of the neighborhood school when he was a youngster.
Numerous universities awarded the man entrance without examinations since they thought he would have a good career. Unfortunately, he was never successful.
He started to progressively wander away from pals as a teenager.
He collected empty bottles for a living for the next 40 years of his life on the streets of the small town.
The man’s sole habitual difference from other residents on the street was his weekly trip to the bank.
Managers are not able to view customer accounts in Sweden, so who cares about real income? His potential was made clear at this point.
When to buy and when to sell, the man knew. He was knowledgeable about analytics and constantly read newspapers to keep up with the financial market.
He had the time to put the money to use. And it wasn’t until his relatives created the succession documents that the story actually was made public.
He could have easily had a family, gotten himself a house, and a car, but he continued to gather bottles and cans.
