Dutch prime minister Rutte is known for being down to earth and kind of laid back.
He still drives an old Saab, and lives in an ordinary upstairs apartment. Once a week he teaches social studies at a local high school.
The way he addresses the corona crisis is down to earth too.
And sometimes downright funny.
Have a look!
Some habits are indeed hard to shake.
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