Everyone would live in the forest.
What if money did grow on trees?
Then it would be too readily available ... Thus worthless ... And we'd use something else for currency.
I'd be a much more interested gardener!
We would have to barter with bananas...
But can you tell me why bananas?
The movie, It Grows on Trees, released in 1952, dealt with such a happening. I don't remember it very clearly but somebody had a money tree in their garden and greenbacks grew instead of leaves.
Everybody was very happy about it until the end of the movie when they discovered that dollars from a money tree suffer the same fate as leaves: They dry out, become brittle, and crumble.
We'd better stick to getting our moolah the old fashioned way: Either work for it, steal it, or enter politics.
Id climb them, but forget why once I reach the top. D
Then I wouldn't have to mow my backyard, as I would have a grove of money trees.
Then nobody would need a job
I would be overly obese from eating too much food, I would be able to go on the Europe, and Japan school tours, I would live in a bigger house and have someone clean up, I would have more clothes, from places like Target, and insanely expensive brands names (I love cheap Target and Big W clothes!), I would have my own library with a rotating bookshelf, I would have met Stephen hawking, I would have gone on every NASA camp that ever came up, and I'd have done a semester at Interlochen.
That's assuming only I had access to these trees. >:-)
If everyone did, it'd be too easily accessible, and we would have to change our currency.
