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Last heard, Cayman islands are infested with Russian millionaire sugar daddiesOriginally posted by SueEllen View PostWould you prefer to live on the Cayman Islands were it costs £8.50 for Fish Fingers and there is no welfare state so you have to hope for a nice millionaire to pay for your local hospital?
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FTFYOriginally posted by FatLazyContractor View PostLast heard, Cayman islands are infected with Russian billionaire sugar daddies
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The trick is to eat fresh fish in the Cayman Islands.Originally posted by SueEllen View PostWould you prefer to live on the Cayman Islands were it costs £8.50 for Fish Fingers and there is no welfare state so you have to hope for a nice millionaire to pay for your local hospital?
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Lived there for some time. If you have a job u have a medical insurance. If you don't have a job and you are not Caymanian then you are not supposed to be there.Originally posted by SueEllen View PostWould you prefer to live on the Cayman Islands were it costs £8.50 for Fish Fingers and there is no welfare state so you have to hope for a nice millionaire to pay for your local hospital?
Both extremes are bad.
If you are Caymanian you will get a job anyway. 99% of companies are obliged to hire locals first. And yes, I wrote just hire, the pool of local "talent" is limited and obbligations towards local gov. must be met.
By line of principle I always entertained the idea of no welfare state, however higher cost of living leads to lower social mobility hence less competition, less new ideas, less buzz. London could never have been in Switzerland or Cayman.Comment
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The last time buzz was present in Cayman Islands during good old times of pirates boarding Spanish galeons...Originally posted by gixxer View Postless buzz.Comment
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No welfare state equals no state pensions and no state run healthcare especially if you have a long term chronic condition. It's worth talking to people over 75 about that. Interestedly even those who were and still are well off remember the problems with that.Originally posted by gixxer View Post
By line of principle I always entertained the idea of no welfare state, however higher cost of living leads to lower social mobility hence less competition, less new ideas, less buzz. London could never have been in Switzerland or Cayman."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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:-) :-)Originally posted by AtW View PostThe last time buzz was present in Cayman Islands during good old times of pirates boarding Spanish galeons...Comment
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All hail the NHS. Which cannot last, despite all the best of intentions. Huge growing demand and huge growing medical treatment costs. It is inevitable.Originally posted by SueEllen View PostNo welfare state equals no state pensions and no state run healthcare especially if you have a long term chronic condition. It's worth talking to people over 75 about that. Interestedly even those who were and still are well off remember the problems with that.Comment
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