It's good for the consumer to have companies competing for customers. Compete Cable Bahamas! You have a head start operating in the Bahamas. Lower prices, improve service, reliability, etc..
Might as well give every tourist a mandatory gun to carry for the duration of their visit. If we're going to put it on tourists to carry a camera give them something to defend against an attack.
It's the government's responsibility to create a safe society. But by these statements, it's every man for themselves. Until it starts hurting our leader's pockets.
Agreed. Focus on the individual average Bahamain experience. You can survey 100 random Bahamians and they will tell you how bad the banking experience is for them. Who are the banks and regulators concerned about? Average Bahamians with a couple thousand in their account? I don't think so, but that is who is getting impacted
Lol, This is a common business tactic. Make it an individual's responsibility because, really the average individual has no impact. So they just diffuse the situation with this rhetoric instead of the business taking on responsibility. And wasn't Gowon Bowe just involved in articles about how difficult it is to open bank accounts in the Bahamas? So you think Bahamians have time to switch banks when it takes 2 months just to get an appointment
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Nah, ban gambling and restrict liquor sales/bars to certain hours, and enforce the legal drinking age and drinking and driving
On Minnis: Ban fast food on Family Islands
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Yes! We should've stood up for our rights. We have the illusion of voting power.
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It's good for the consumer to have companies competing for customers. Compete Cable Bahamas! You have a head start operating in the Bahamas. Lower prices, improve service, reliability, etc..
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gangsta's paradise
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No work is happening anyway
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Might as well give every tourist a mandatory gun to carry for the duration of their visit. If we're going to put it on tourists to carry a camera give them something to defend against an attack.
It's the government's responsibility to create a safe society. But by these statements, it's every man for themselves. Until it starts hurting our leader's pockets.
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Increasing taxes/price of food won't make people healthy.
On ‘No plan to impose new taxes on food’
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Agreed. Focus on the individual average Bahamain experience. You can survey 100 random Bahamians and they will tell you how bad the banking experience is for them. Who are the banks and regulators concerned about? Average Bahamians with a couple thousand in their account? I don't think so, but that is who is getting impacted
On Mitchell: No one wants to wait six months to open a bank acccount
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Lol, the officials looking for more money. Not interested in the clean up just the money.
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Lol, This is a common business tactic. Make it an individual's responsibility because, really the average individual has no impact. So they just diffuse the situation with this rhetoric instead of the business taking on responsibility. And wasn't Gowon Bowe just involved in articles about how difficult it is to open bank accounts in the Bahamas? So you think Bahamians have time to switch banks when it takes 2 months just to get an appointment
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