Mr. Zenicazelaya sir, "Foot to his behind" was indeed an eye catcher that provoked a comment from me. First of all I thank you for your proper assessment of the real problem and that being a lack of respect for the Bahamian workers at large, by yet another foreigner, who was put in place to work along side the Bahamian people in the improvement of our brand. When are we as a people going to put a stop to this bashing of the Bahamian workers by foreign business partners? And what's more disturbing, is the sad fact that many Bahamians are happy to view all matters through the subjective lens of politics rather than through the lens of objectivity and good common sense. Thank you for insisting that we see the bigger picture when it comes to protecting our name, heritage and ethics as a people. It was unethical what Mr. Balan did, I trust that the rebuke by our present leader serves to warn all unsundry, that when it comes to the building of this nation, we will no longer stand by quietly and let foreign business partners belittle us on a world stage anymore. If the foreigner who is selected to "help" us, thinks so very little of us, then he should no longer be granted permission to be with us. The footprint of all who value the name bahamian, must be implanted not only on his behind, but in the behinds of all others who feel the same way that he does, toward the bahamian workers. If you're not here to help us improve the brand, by uplifting the people who were hired to make it happen [the workers], then keep it moving point blank period! Enough is enough!