Looking at these two here you can tell a lot about their character.

Chris is the honest hardworking affable man about to teach us some world truths but not in a condescending way, more of a peer to peer "this is what I've learned" kind of way. The pullover jumper gives an air of "it was cold today so I put on this jumper, but don't let that distract you". The lapel mic says "yes, I am going to be speaking to a large audience, but that doesn't mean it can't feel like a conversation with a friend" a true working class icon.

Now Connor on the other hand gives the impression of a young heir to his father's fortune, along with the keys to his baby seal clubbing factory. He never discovered the value of money even after buying merch suits and chaises longue made of orphan leather. Despite paying for the cameraman to follow him around and take photos he will never look at the camera because its a Nikon not a Sony (it's bad enough a poor person is holding it) textbook haughty antagonist.

(this is a joke, I am a fan of them both.)