You hit it on the head. That is what troubled me reading the article.

The thing these dudes do not recognize, is that businesses will find a way now to pass that on to Bahamian who buy from them.

Don't know why governments believe that just because they tax a business not Bahamian owned that it will not affect Bahamians.

IT appears you did not read the article.

The incident was not about a fare, but about a drop off location.

And it appears there was a point for them to be dropped off, but they wanted to change the location.

However, there can be more to the story. So we should hold judgment until we get all the facts.

Why? What has he done in sports?

It is clear they were not taking care of the woman. The so called physiologist assisting the family talks about they have the real power of attorney. How is it they have a power of attorney and they put her in the home and no one checked for her?

That's my same question. What middle class family makes 120K a year?

Something is wrong with this study in my estimation.

Because these clowns who have no experience in what they are given oversight of, do not know how to admit being wrong.

Agree with the letter writer. Only as we push for an economy that makes ownership a leading push for our people will it be done.

Sad though, our politicians and those in the labour department see jobs as just signing the back of the check, rather than advocating for means for our people to sign the front of the check.

For Davis to defend the comments of Mitchell, he is just as much as out to lunch as him. Come 2026, both of them needs to be sent home permanently.

Agree. All these buildings with no return is what is taking the money.

But how about capping mmaternity benefits to people who have contributed. How is it 16 years olds can get pregnant and get benefits and never contribute?