Money in bank accounts is not like acorns, it's more like having other squirrels owe you acorns. I don't see why that is such a big deal. People working 60 hou

Money in bank accounts is not like acorns, it's more like having other squirrels owe you acorns. I don't see why that is such a big deal. People working 60 hour weeks has less to do with the Cayman islands than with those people needing a place to stay, and the demand of land far outstripping the supply, making it a zero sum game. That's why a huge land tax is a no brainer, but of course it will never happen, because the land owners can always pull out the old "poor granny won't afford to stay in her own house" argument and get all the sympathies on their side.