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Premise that this is about as close to paradise as it gets, right? this place i'm staying was built by a guy who lived here two months out of the year. that place down there, probably the same, two months a year. sad to say i think it's unlikely that 50 years from now anyone but the extraordinarily fortunate, the extraordinarily connected, and the extraordinarily rich will be able to even look at a vista like this. that is my personal theory. look, here i am, fully aware of the irony of the situation. it's like the whole preservation thing, who preserve for who? save the reef, for who? save th...

Look, here i am. the irony of the situation. it's like the whole preservation thing. who preserve for who? save the reef, for who? save the beach, for whom? not you. probably. ♪ ♪ later that evening blackwell invited me to his private bar just down the cliff from fleming's old villa. there are very few pieces of land anywhere on earth-like this, especially with this kind of legendary status.

Fortunate, the extraordinarily connected and the extraordinarily rich will be able to even look at a vista like this. that is my personal feeling. look, here i am, fully aware of the irony of the situation. it's like the whole preservation thing. who preserved for who? sa save the beach for whom? not you. probably. ♪ ♪ later that evening blackwell invited me to his private bar just down the cliff from fleming's old villa.

Extraordinarily rich will be able to even look at a vista like this. that is my personal theory. look, here i am, fully aware of the irony of the situation. it's like the whole preservation thing, who preserve for who? save the reef, for who? save the beach, for whom? not you, probably. ♪ later that evening, blackwell invited me to his private bar just down the cliff from fleming's old villa. there are very few pieces of land anywhere on earth like

By a guy who lived here two months out of the year. that place down there, probably the same, two months a year. sad to say i think it's unlikely that 50 years from now anyone but the extraordinarily fortunate, the extraordinarily connected, and the extraordinarily rich will be able to even look at a vista like this. that is my personal theory. look, here i am, fully aware of the irony of the situation. it's like the whole preservation thing, who preserve for who? save the reef, for who? save the beach, for whom? not you, probably. ♪