"*was still missing many of its previous 40 year-old and older customers who are venturing out less often post-COVID. “We’re still struggling in terms of demographics and Baby Boomers coming back out. We’re getting a lot of Generation X’s, and it’s the millennials and Generation X’s that are keeping us afloat,” he explained.*"
So what you saying is, people over 40 are valuable to an economy because of their buying power. If you rip these people out of jobs because the young people "*need an opportunity*" you actually cause great harm
I'm honestly not sure what their end goal is. Almost everyday we get more and more loans that ultimately end up with we dont know where the money went and we didnt accomplish the goal. Is this just about selling services? does revenue have preference over making us better? I dont know...
Ah just reading your comment so it IS "*cutting down all the hills*" in fancy terms. I cant believe anybody, any Bahamian would have the gall to put forward such a proposal in 2022 and be baffled as to why a govt thought it was a bad idea. Im almost certain if Minnis were in power it would have been approved but he also single handedly jumped through hoops to approve Oban. You jave to wonder why. It was **almost** as if his pocket depended on it. Possibly the only time he had an all out revolt of cabinet ministers on his hand
But this, this one is epic. a business plan to cut down high ground on populated (with living breathing people, possibly your mummy brother children 3rd removed) sinking islands
The Bahamas needs to establish some standards on what we will and will not as allow and the one thing this nation should no longer allow, and declare loudly that it will not allow, the next time some wants to take a picture speaking at some world body, we will not allow another hill to be cut down on our sinking islands so someone can build a house. Not sustainable, theres only do many hills and when they gone and the house under water what was the point?
**Is "limestone aggregate mining" a fancy term for cutting down hills? Or is it something else completely?**
"*what Ted and I are proposing to do is mine limestone in North Andros to use as building materials in New Providence and the US,”* Cuz it sounds like cutting down hills...
ThisIsOurs says...
RBDF too far away. Deduct the money for safety out of VAT or business license.
On ‘TAKE ACTION ON SHARK ATTACKS’: FNM chairman calls for more safety measures
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ThisIsOurs says...
Yikes. Poor mother
On UPDATED: Seven-year-old dies after swing set collapses
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ThisIsOurs says...
unfortunately these are the same people who wanted to put tourism before people dying of covid.
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ThisIsOurs says...
"*was still missing many of its previous 40 year-old and older customers who are venturing out less often post-COVID. “We’re still struggling in terms of demographics and Baby Boomers coming back out. We’re getting a lot of Generation X’s, and it’s the millennials and Generation X’s that are keeping us afloat,” he explained.*"
So what you saying is, people over 40 are valuable to an economy because of their buying power. If you rip these people out of jobs because the young people "*need an opportunity*" you actually cause great harm
On Superplex cuts staff 25% in $3m ‘survival’ package
Posted 8 September 2022, 1:47 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
"* last week, prices at the pumps in the capital have been $6.29 at Shell, $6.30 at Rubis and $6.31 at Esso.*"
Still much too high. This within 40 cents of the high when US prices have dropped over 2 dollars
On Fuel prices ‘will keep on dropping’
Posted 8 September 2022, 12:38 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
I'm honestly not sure what their end goal is. Almost everyday we get more and more loans that ultimately end up with we dont know where the money went and we didnt accomplish the goal. Is this just about selling services? does revenue have preference over making us better? I dont know...
On Bahamas’ disaster response set for $160m transformation
Posted 8 September 2022, 10:33 a.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
Ah just reading your comment so it IS "*cutting down all the hills*" in fancy terms. I cant believe anybody, any Bahamian would have the gall to put forward such a proposal in 2022 and be baffled as to why a govt thought it was a bad idea. Im almost certain if Minnis were in power it would have been approved but he also single handedly jumped through hoops to approve Oban. You jave to wonder why. It was **almost** as if his pocket depended on it. Possibly the only time he had an all out revolt of cabinet ministers on his hand
But this, this one is epic. a business plan to cut down high ground on populated (with living breathing people, possibly your mummy brother children 3rd removed) sinking islands
On Symonette Andros mining proposal rejected by Gov’t
Posted 8 September 2022, 6:52 a.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
The Bahamas needs to establish some standards on what we will and will not as allow and the one thing this nation should no longer allow, and declare loudly that it will not allow, the next time some wants to take a picture speaking at some world body, we will not allow another hill to be cut down on our sinking islands so someone can build a house. Not sustainable, theres only do many hills and when they gone and the house under water what was the point?
On Chamber chief ‘shocked’ at Andros mining verdict
Posted 7 September 2022, 9:17 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
**Is "limestone aggregate mining" a fancy term for cutting down hills? Or is it something else completely?**
"*what Ted and I are proposing to do is mine limestone in North Andros to use as building materials in New Providence and the US,”*
Cuz it sounds like cutting down hills...
On Symonette Andros mining proposal rejected by Gov’t
Posted 7 September 2022, 9:09 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
But these people have been in media for a year talking about the lack of movement. Who didnt know?
On Cooper apologises for GB restoration delay
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