Between my father and my grandfather, there was no question as to whom I admired more. My grandfather loved and pampered me. My father, the disciplinarian in the family, was tough with me. My grandfather had acquired great wealth. My father was just a rich man’s son, with little to show for himself.
— The Singapore Story (Lee Kuan Yew), Loc. 437–9
What a wise man he was, Lee Kuan Yew.