The Rich and Richer Fight Over Beach Chairs in Paradise

The transcript discusses the issues faced by homeowners at The Four Seasons resort, where access to amenities has become restricted due to crowding. Homeowners are now charged steep fees for their guests, leading to dissatisfaction and legal actions. The conflict highlights property rights and management's control over individual homes. Some homeowners consider selling due to increased costs, while others support the resort's management.

What were the three ways to access the pool at The Four Seasons before the changes?

• Stay at the hotel, become a homeowner, or know a homeowner

• Buy a membership, stay at the hotel, or rent a villa

• Stay at the hotel, buy a membership, or know a staff member

• Become a homeowner, rent a villa, or work at the resort

Why did The Four Seasons start charging homeowners a daily access fee for their visitors?

• To encourage more people to stay at the hotel

• To increase their revenue

• To improve the quality of services

• To reduce the number of people using the resort facilities

What was one of the main concerns of homeowners regarding the new policies at The Four Seasons?

• The policies were too lenient

• The policies infringed on their property rights

• The policies were not enforced strictly

• The policies favored hotel guests over homeowners

What action did some homeowners take in response to the resort's new policies?

• They organized a protest

• They filed a class action lawsuit

• They accepted the new policies

• They negotiated with the resort management

What might some homeowners consider doing due to the increased costs at The Four Seasons?

• Renovating their properties

• Selling their homes and moving elsewhere

• Investing more in the resort

• Starting a new business at the resort