Philip “Gravy” Davis believes the key to a solid business plan is ... free rent. Of course it is.

Does Andros have electricity? If so, it could make sense. 😎

By “tedious,” they mean that no Bahamian has ever yet managed to successfully complete the process. There likely are still claims pending for the replacement of black-and-white televisions, and radios that used vacuum tubes.

Fornication is not exactly a “modern convenience” either, Tal.

Translation: “If you’d just quit using electricity, we’d be much better at supplying it.” LMAO

Toasters, AC, hot water, stoves, and fridges are “modern” conveniences? Only if you’re 85 years old.

The only business that would be sure to succeed in the Bahamas these days is a candle shop.

Actually, in this case, the bus was licensed and run by a highly reputable firm operated by one of Eleuthera’s most respected and honest local businessmen. In the photos of the undercarriage of the bus it appears to be in very good condition — no rust, a new exhaust system, and all 6 tires appear to have very good tread.

As for insurance — I’m betting it’s insured as the family also owns and operates an insurance agency ... I insured my vehicles through them for many years.

“You has know Colony's prime minister's no concrete plans is grasping dose reality ...”

Any translators on duty?

Tax free zone?!? Is that plot of land big enough for 250,000 Bahamians who will want to move there, immediately?