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Originally Posted by NoBozo
Perhaps I am not getting it. I'm going to guess that people that have island properties are not poor. People that are not poor don't "Quibble" about prices for services. They pay for the service as long as the service they receive is acceptable to them.  NB |
Actually, islanders as a whole (not Governor's Islanders or others connected by bridge to mainland) I would say are not as wealthy as waterfront mainlanders. The only waterfront property my family could afford was island property and our neighbors are all middle class folks who are very self-sufficient and...perhaps a even a bit thrifty. So yes, they aren't poor, but no, they are not, as a whole, the wealthiest on the water at the Big Lake.