Mr. Scott, I am a frequent customer and while I applaud your wish to keep your guests safe, I'd suggest taking the requirement one step further and require ALL of your GUESTS to show proof of a vaccine or negative testing prior to dining.
What's good for the goose...
Let's make this an equal opportunity process than just a one-sided bottom line option. Same requirements for everyone.
The more people vaccinated, the sooner we can get back to "normal". C'mon, let's not be selfish!
Chucky, so what have you done to help poor people out?
You worry about what charity you want to help and let me worry about who I want to help out. And for what it's worth, I do help both animals and children -- both sectors of our society who cannot speak for themselves. And with so many animal haters out there, they need all the help they can get!
As for the limited life expectancy of potcakes, I've heard this rubbish before. Why does this keep perpetuating -- in some cases, by US and Canadian vets who clearly don't know any better? With few exceptions, all the potcakes I've ever been blessed with have lived into the double digits -- in one case 16 years! And they make excellent pets and charming companions.
Think about that, people! Until we change OUR attitudes and educate ourselves on matters that affect our lives and country's best interests, we will continue to be the fools and tools of the government - the one we deserve!
Who wants to come and visit an eco-resort with huge cruise ships off the beach and hordes of people on the beach?
And with our government's shortsighted inability to even look out for Bahamians, why would anyone want to become a partner on land the government owns?
When we, the Bahamian taxpayers, have to foot the airline ticket costs for people to come to the Bahamas, there's something very wrong with our government's negotiating skills.
And these same people, subsidised by you and me, arrive with suitcases of food because they can't afford to even eat in the local restaurants! The don't spend any money with us, so why do we need them?
Tell Sunwing to get lost. We don't need budget crap airlines with budget crap people.
TalRussell, you have a very short and very defective memory -- the so-called "We Hotel" was a fiasco! And the BHC became the vehicle for one of the most corrupt government entities around. It was the personal piggy bank of so many, and certainly not for the Bahamian people!
Pindling and his crooks couldn't manage a damn hotel on dry land, surely you don't think they'd be able to steer a cruise ship in a straight line! Crooked, maybe, but not straight!
How about just opening the damn windows? And do it before it becomes "unbearable"!
And if the A/C people were able to fix it in 30 minutes, why not call them a lot sooner, or work through the 30 minutes instead of grounding and diverting flights?
Or is this one of the air traffic controller's practice runs for some upcoming "go slows"?
Absurd to think how we managed before air conditioning...
rawbahamian, I totally get it, but whose fault is that? We have allowed this to happen over the years. Bahamians didn't want to work in the fields, the gardens or other dirty jobs, so they were happy to have the Haitians do it for them. Now they complain!
No question, illegal (and I emphasise this) Haitians are a problem and a strain on the economy. However, those that are here legally, are entitled to just as much as Bahamians -- except maybe the vote.
But think what Haitians must be dealing with if they are willing to risk a dangerous passage on leaky wooden boats, and accept poor paying jobs (exploitation by Bahamians willing to hire illegals) and to live in squalid conditions in shanty towns. A problem, yes, but partly our own doing.
DillyTree says...
Mr. Scott, I am a frequent customer and while I applaud your wish to keep your guests safe, I'd suggest taking the requirement one step further and require ALL of your GUESTS to show proof of a vaccine or negative testing prior to dining.
What's good for the goose...
Let's make this an equal opportunity process than just a one-sided bottom line option. Same requirements for everyone.
The more people vaccinated, the sooner we can get back to "normal". C'mon, let's not be selfish!
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DillyTree says...
What an idiot.
He will find Fox Hell is unlike the coddling Canadian jail system, and doesn't offer A/C or cable TV.
On Canadian man charged with possession of dangerous drugs
Posted 1 January 2019, 10:49 p.m. Suggest removal
DillyTree says...
Chucky, so what have you done to help poor people out?
You worry about what charity you want to help and let me worry about who I want to help out. And for what it's worth, I do help both animals and children -- both sectors of our society who cannot speak for themselves. And with so many animal haters out there, they need all the help they can get!
As for the limited life expectancy of potcakes, I've heard this rubbish before. Why does this keep perpetuating -- in some cases, by US and Canadian vets who clearly don't know any better? With few exceptions, all the potcakes I've ever been blessed with have lived into the double digits -- in one case 16 years! And they make excellent pets and charming companions.
On BHS president: Dog life expectancy claims 'nonsense'
Posted 1 January 2019, 10:44 p.m. Suggest removal
DillyTree says...
We have the government we deserve!
Think about that, people! Until we change OUR attitudes and educate ourselves on matters that affect our lives and country's best interests, we will continue to be the fools and tools of the government - the one we deserve!
On Disney's Lighthouse Point proposal approved by National Economic Council
Posted 22 October 2018, 11:22 a.m. Suggest removal
DillyTree says...
Who wants to come and visit an eco-resort with huge cruise ships off the beach and hordes of people on the beach?
And with our government's shortsighted inability to even look out for Bahamians, why would anyone want to become a partner on land the government owns?
You had your chance. That damn ship sailed.
On Disney's Lighthouse Point proposal approved by National Economic Council
Posted 22 October 2018, 11:16 a.m. Suggest removal
DillyTree says...
When we, the Bahamian taxpayers, have to foot the airline ticket costs for people to come to the Bahamas, there's something very wrong with our government's negotiating skills.
And these same people, subsidised by you and me, arrive with suitcases of food because they can't afford to even eat in the local restaurants! The don't spend any money with us, so why do we need them?
Tell Sunwing to get lost. We don't need budget crap airlines with budget crap people.
Surely we can do better?
On Sunwing's 'madness' airlift contract doesn't deliver
Posted 16 October 2018, 12:39 p.m. Suggest removal
DillyTree says...
TalRussell, you have a very short and very defective memory -- the so-called "We Hotel" was a fiasco! And the BHC became the vehicle for one of the most corrupt government entities around. It was the personal piggy bank of so many, and certainly not for the Bahamian people!
Pindling and his crooks couldn't manage a damn hotel on dry land, surely you don't think they'd be able to steer a cruise ship in a straight line! Crooked, maybe, but not straight!
On Coalition proposes $23m Lighthouse Point development
Posted 15 October 2018, 12:32 a.m. Suggest removal
DillyTree says...
How about just opening the damn windows? And do it before it becomes "unbearable"!
And if the A/C people were able to fix it in 30 minutes, why not call them a lot sooner, or work through the 30 minutes instead of grounding and diverting flights?
Or is this one of the air traffic controller's practice runs for some upcoming "go slows"?
Absurd to think how we managed before air conditioning...
On Flights grounded on Sunday morning after A/C issues
Posted 15 October 2018, 12:27 a.m. Suggest removal
DillyTree says...
SP, clearly you're not interested in facts -- just your own version to justify your ranting. So be it, live in a cloud of stupidity.
On Haiti quake kills at least 11, injures others
Posted 8 October 2018, 3:25 p.m. Suggest removal
DillyTree says...
rawbahamian, I totally get it, but whose fault is that? We have allowed this to happen over the years. Bahamians didn't want to work in the fields, the gardens or other dirty jobs, so they were happy to have the Haitians do it for them. Now they complain!
No question, illegal (and I emphasise this) Haitians are a problem and a strain on the economy. However, those that are here legally, are entitled to just as much as Bahamians -- except maybe the vote.
But think what Haitians must be dealing with if they are willing to risk a dangerous passage on leaky wooden boats, and accept poor paying jobs (exploitation by Bahamians willing to hire illegals) and to live in squalid conditions in shanty towns. A problem, yes, but partly our own doing.
At the end of the day, they are human beings!
On Haiti quake kills at least 11, injures others
Posted 7 October 2018, 4:02 p.m. Suggest removal