Debt Settlement
And they said that the desert wouldn't bloom!
For generations, the next stop on the itinerary, which is now a thriving debt settlement, lay fallow with precious little vegetation save the occasional Joshua tree. It was a windswept no-man's land whose occasional rains brought certain flooding, the puddles from which were a haven for mosquito mothers that spawned malaria and made the entire debt plain uninhabitable by humans. That is, at least, until the founders of this very debt settlement arrived on the scene, some having walked for months to escape the ineptitude of their own leaders' regimes, others simply along for the ride. But it was not a smooth ride out of that arid debt and into a debt settlement that can support its many present-day inhabitants. There were sacrifices to be made by everyone as they toiled away the days in a contest with Mother Nature herself, many of them of the gravest sort.
Those hearty debt settlement pioneers cared not for the luxuries that we frivolously throw our hard-earned money at today, they, instead were concentrating on the generations to come, that they may live in a land ruled by proper and good debt management, where they too would have a chance to accomplish all that they set out to do without being hindered by the debt that persecutes at will. No more will they have to lay low, always waiting for the storm to pass them by, hoping that their circumstances will change, they had the vision and the heart to establish this self-sustainable hamlet of civility and stability here at the debt settlement you see before you.
So said the tour guide - and ancient, debilitated vet of a debt settlement company himself - with a diamond tear in his eye as he told the tale that so many will hear throughout history, how, against all odds, these courageous and selfless individuals took debt freedom into their own hands and secured it for their descendants and the debt settlement companies.
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