Although Amos described himself as ‘a simple farm boy from Kimito’, he adopted the customs of the capital. When he returned to Kimitoön, he travelled by car with a chauffeur and ensured that his guests received the same service. At the same time, he had great respect for his hometown: as they crossed the bridge over the Strömma Canal, he asked the chauffeur to slow down and then solemnly tipped his hat.
