Confessions and problems of a silly plantation owner. -
01-23-2011, 08:27 PM
There was once a very rich and powerful plantation owner.
He had millions of acres of rich, lush, farmland.
So rich in fact, That he was able to print up his own money to pay his help.
Well, over time, he found that he could also pay foriegn workers with his money, and pay them much less of it than his local workers demanded and needed.
Soon, he found himself even richer than before. Paying out nothing for hard work on his farm, and deluged with new foriegn workers also wanting to work for nothing for him.
After some time though, his foriegn helpers wisely saved up his worthless money, and began presenting it back to him in exchange for his property and land.
What could he do? They had amassed a great deal of his worthless money. To refuse to sell his truly valuable assets, would make his money worthless to all. To sell, meant the end of his real valuables, until he was left with nothing more than the worthless paper he had paid out.
Can you save this silly Plantation Owner? Would you save this silly plantation owner? If so, how?
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