Here's the story: a 69-year-old businessman with assets of about a billion dollars recently introduced his 25-year-old girlfriend, who is expecting a child. He immediately rushes to clarify — that she had no idea about his financial situation. He says she fell in love with his smile, calling it irresistible. Mark Davis, the owner of a football club, is clearly concerned with making everyone believe in the sincerity of her feelings. I wonder how much such clarifications actually change anything? On one hand, the classic scenario — a wealthy guy dating a young woman. On the other — maybe he's just happy? Mark Davis seems to believe that money isn't everything. Or maybe he just wants to believe that? Such stories always make you think that money isn't everything. Although a billion dollars definitely helps.