Hello Pete Schweddy,

So how does it work, exactly, in your imaginary world?

I mean, seriously, when billions of dollars of overseas money floods into Vancouver over the years, skyrocketing the price of a small house to two million dollars...

... I mean, in your imaginary world, how does that massive impact, spreading outwards to surrounding communities like dominos,  how does it SOMEHOW NOT impact the debt levels of local workers in the region?

I mean, in your imaginary world, does the local worker walk into a bank and the bank says, "There, there, little local worker, no worries, this bank will pay for half the price of your house thirty miles away as a free gift to you, and we'll pay your gas for free for the commute too, because it is not your fault that overseas money created your need for a lot more cash than previous generations"?

Is that how banks work in your imaginary world, Pete Schweddy?