UST AN OBSERVATION - WHY IS KIM JUNG-UN SO BIGGER THAN HIS AVERAGE SUBJECTS?

Looked at in comparison with his fellow citizens, Kim Jung-un might be considered as being a fat man. 

All around him are men and women, boys and girls, who might, in another situation, be considered as being of light build. When compared to the rather short and stocky appearance of their 'dear leader.' Which raises the question, why is this?

Could it be that the 'dear leader' has a bigger claim on the not abundant food supplies available to the population of North Korean? 

Could it be that the scarce resources of the country are being eaten up by its military expenditure. In its quest to become a nuclear weapons armed country?

Of course, some people, probably including the 'dear leader', might think it unbecoming of me to comment on this matter. 

After all, is it not the prerogative of the 'dear leader', that, like probably all 'esteemed leaders', he should have the most and the best of everything in North Korea?

Including its food, clothe, wealth, power, and other such indulgences? 

And is it not the expectation of the 'loyal subjects' of the 'dear leader', that he is worthy of all sacrifices demanded of them in the 'best interests' of the Nation. Which just happens to be what the 'dear leader' aspires to achieve?

Is it fair, is it just, that a leader, even the 'dear and probably, to the people of North Korea, esteemed leader', should still tilt the scale in a downward manner, when he is weighed against however many of his lowly and highly expendable subjects? 

Is the operating principle for the leader, the fact that the people are many, while the leaders are few, and that, therefore, the people are more expendable than their leaders?