| Name | Title | Net Worth | Country |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hosni Mubarak | President of Egypt | $70 billion | |
| Bhumibol Adulyadej | King of Thailand | $30 billion | |
| Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz Al Saud | King of Saudi Arabia | $21 billion | |
| Hassanal Bolkiah | Sultan of Brunei | $20 billion | |
| Sonia Gandhi | President of the Indian National Congress | $18.66 billion | |
| Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan | President of the United Arab Emirates | $18 billion | |
| Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum | Prime Minister of the United Arab Emirates | $12 billion | |
| Silvio Berlusconi | Prime Minister of Italy | $6.5 billion | |
| Hans-Adam II | Prince of Liechtenstein | $3.5 billion | |
| Sebastián Piñera | President of Chile | $2.2 billion | |
| Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani | Emir of Qatar | $2 billion | |
| Saad Hariri | Prime Minister of Lebanon | $1.9 billion | |
| Asif Ali Zardari | President of Pakistan | $1.8 billion – $4 billion | |
| Albert II | Prince of Monaco | $1 billion | |
| Qaboos bin Said al Said | Sultan of Oman | $700 million | |
| Elizabeth II | Queen of each of the Commonwealth realms | £450 million | Commonwealth realms |
| Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah | Emir of Kuwait | $400 million | |
| Beatrix I | Queen of the Netherlands | $200 million | |
| Mswati III | King of Swaziland | $100 million | |
| Carl XVI Gustaf | King of Sweden | $42 million | |
| David Cameron | Prime Minister of United Kingdom | £30 million | |
| John Key | Prime Minister of New Zealand | $37 million | |
| Lee Myung-bak | President of South Korea | $23.6 million | |
| Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner | President of Argentina | $12.92 million | |
| Barack Obama | President of the United States | $10.1 million | |
| Recep Tayyip Erdoğan | Prime Minister of Turkey | $1.8 million | |
| Felipe Calderón | President of Mexico | $670,000 | |
| Dilma Rousseff | President of Brazil | $640,000 | |
| Vladimir Putin | Prime Minister of Russia | $40 billion |
World’s most expensive bikini is made of over 150 carats
of the flawless diamonds, including a 51 carat Pear Shape, a 30 carat Emerald
Cut, a pair of 15 carat Rounds, all set in platinum. This must be one of the
most moronic things that were ever made. I am aware that rich people will put
diamonds on everything, just to show they can, but this is just too much!
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| Bikini worth 10 million |
I always thought rich people spend their money on
expensive yachts, mansions with servants, artwork… But it turns out, their main
preoccupation is how to make everything bling. It’s good to know… This time,
next year, I’ll be a millionaire and I’ll put diamonds on everything from my
doorknob to my toilet paper holder!
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| bikini worth 10 million |
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| Diamond Lingerie |
Fritz's Railroad Restaurant is a family-friendly restaurant in Kansas City dedicated to trains, the city’s original form of transportation. At Fritz’s patrons order their food by telephone and it's brought to their tables by an overhead train. the real reason for visiting Fritz's is to come in for the railroad atmosphere. Electric trains run around the the edge of the ceiling. There are railroad style whistles for sale and children 12 and under get a free cardboard engineer's hat.
Orders at Fritz's Railroad Restaurant are called in from the booths on a telephone. A server brings the drinks, but the food is delivered by "Skat Cat" on the overhead track. A mechanical arm stops your order at the platform above your table, which then lowers to deliver your food. This rig is a bit noisy and everyone watches when a meal is delivered.Burgers are the main feature of the menu, with 11 to choose from. They are rather small, but options with 2 or 3 patties are available. Other choices include various hot dogs; grilled chicken, tenderloin and fish sandwiches; or grilled cheese.
The food at Fritz's Railroad Restaurant is mostly average (about what you get at a drive-in), with two exceptions: the chili and the shakes. The shakes are hand made and good, though there are only 4 or 5 flavors to choose from. The chili is very meaty (about like a sloppy Joe) and has few beans. It is spicy but not too "hot."Fritz's Railroad Restaurant is fun for a quick lunch or snack. Its a cliché, but Fritz's does appeal to kids of all ages.
Fritz's has two other locations at Crown Center in Kansas City, Missouri and Shawnee, Kansas. But this original location (since 1954!) has more charm and faster service. I was not impressed by the food when I tired the recently opend Shawnee location.One warning, the three tables closest to the front counter do not have their food delivered by railroad.
Orders at Fritz's Railroad Restaurant are called in from the booths on a telephone. A server brings the drinks, but the food is delivered by "Skat Cat" on the overhead track. A mechanical arm stops your order at the platform above your table, which then lowers to deliver your food. This rig is a bit noisy and everyone watches when a meal is delivered.Burgers are the main feature of the menu, with 11 to choose from. They are rather small, but options with 2 or 3 patties are available. Other choices include various hot dogs; grilled chicken, tenderloin and fish sandwiches; or grilled cheese.
The food at Fritz's Railroad Restaurant is mostly average (about what you get at a drive-in), with two exceptions: the chili and the shakes. The shakes are hand made and good, though there are only 4 or 5 flavors to choose from. The chili is very meaty (about like a sloppy Joe) and has few beans. It is spicy but not too "hot."Fritz's Railroad Restaurant is fun for a quick lunch or snack. Its a cliché, but Fritz's does appeal to kids of all ages.
Fritz's has two other locations at Crown Center in Kansas City, Missouri and Shawnee, Kansas. But this original location (since 1954!) has more charm and faster service. I was not impressed by the food when I tired the recently opend Shawnee location.One warning, the three tables closest to the front counter do not have their food delivered by railroad.



