Backwards? Cash always works.Credit and debit cards are mature and very reliable at this point. Every single event I've attended that used the Kanoo stuff instead of real money was a disaster, to the point I just stay home if an event is Kanoo only.
It is a not ready for prime time solution in search of a problem that doesn't exist.
I'm sure it won't be anything like the taxes imposed on yacht charters. It couldn't possibly decimate the financial services industry in exactly the same way it did boating.
Speed is not the cause of any of these accidents. Bad driving is the cause of the accidents. Not wearing a seat belt is the cause of death. In many places in Europe their highways are de-restricted, with no formal speed limit, but despite this, have far lower rates of fatal accidents. Drivers pay attention, and are belted in. A 35mph accident can be deadly for an occupant not wearing a seat belt, while the same accident at 85 while wearing a seatbelt could be walked away from.
Put down the cell phone, and put on the seat belt. The rate of fatal accidents would drop tenfold overnight.
AnObserver says...
go away! Nobody wants you! Your bungling of Dorian and Covid aren't things people are going to forget anytime soon.
On Minnis: I will run in next election
Posted 21 January 2025, 12:02 p.m. Suggest removal
AnObserver says...
Backwards? Cash always works.Credit and debit cards are mature and very reliable at this point. Every single event I've attended that used the Kanoo stuff instead of real money was a disaster, to the point I just stay home if an event is Kanoo only.
It is a not ready for prime time solution in search of a problem that doesn't exist.
On Bahamas ‘going in reverse’ through 20% cash increase
Posted 17 January 2025, 2:06 p.m. Suggest removal
AnObserver says...
Well said, I don't know how anyone selling these death trap fire hazards built by slave labour can look at themselves in the mirror every day.
On Auto dealer in $500k investment despite ‘saturation’ concerns
Posted 10 January 2025, 1:16 p.m. Suggest removal
AnObserver says...
Because first class flights and five star hotels are expensive.
On ‘Top-Up Tax won’t be burden to Bahamians’
Posted 7 November 2024, 3:57 p.m. Suggest removal
AnObserver says...
I'm sure it won't be anything like the taxes imposed on yacht charters. It couldn't possibly decimate the financial services industry in exactly the same way it did boating.
On PM: 15% corporate tax will be ‘steep departure’
Posted 7 November 2024, 1:41 p.m. Suggest removal
AnObserver says...
We're broke, and instead of reigning in our spending we've increased it tenfold, but that is perfectly fine. Mr Ed is better at math than this guy.
On PM: ‘No alarm’ over ten-fold deficit rise
Posted 7 November 2024, 12:46 p.m. Suggest removal
AnObserver says...
Prices for dockage went from $0.50/foot a few years ago to $7/foot today. Maybe the problem isn't the government?
On Marinas need ‘quick changes to save our business’ on 20% fall
Posted 7 November 2024, 12:36 p.m. Suggest removal
AnObserver says...
Maybe the PM could fly coach a few times a week instead of business class?
On AMMC facing funding, staffing and community engagement challenges
Posted 28 October 2024, 3:04 p.m. Suggest removal
AnObserver says...
There is only one appropriate word for this situation. "Good"
On Minnis claims FNM party leadership blocking him
Posted 24 October 2024, 11:50 a.m. Suggest removal
AnObserver says...
Speed is not the cause of any of these accidents. Bad driving is the cause of the accidents. Not wearing a seat belt is the cause of death. In many places in Europe their highways are de-restricted, with no formal speed limit, but despite this, have far lower rates of fatal accidents. Drivers pay attention, and are belted in. A 35mph accident can be deadly for an occupant not wearing a seat belt, while the same accident at 85 while wearing a seatbelt could be walked away from.
Put down the cell phone, and put on the seat belt. The rate of fatal accidents would drop tenfold overnight.
On American tourist dies after rental vehicle overturns near Arawak Cay
Posted 21 October 2024, 10:08 a.m. Suggest removal