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trueBahamian says...

Journalists need to start asking questions that get to the heart of the situation. A family in the inner city paying $50 to $100 for electricity and they are Kate will pay $5. A company with $20,000 in electricity bill that's late, also pays $5. Is this guy on crack? That makes no sense. If you're managing cash flow, the bigger ticket items are the ones you need to focus on. It should not be the same penalty across the board. Another thing, like someone commented before, make sure everyone knows when their fue dates are. This helps the process tremendously. As a CEO, he should have an idea why the bills are late. From this article er can deduce he's assuming they naturally just pay late. He talks about fuel costs benefits. It wasn't clear for me how he derived this benefit. Them to make things even more nonsensical, he talks you can get the benefit provided there are no surprises in fuel prices in the global market. This guy is a joke. Can someone please find someone to run BPL who understands basic fundamentals of finance? This guy should not be the CEO. If he was an engineer, send him back to engineering or maybe that's worse given his logic skills seems impaired.

trueBahamian says...

Lol. This is a good one.

trueBahamian says...

Why was so much power given to a foreign entity? They oppose restaurants but Anthony's and Dunkin Donuts are there already. Interesting! They are opposed to casinos etc. nearby but they allowed two number houses which provide online slot games which would be comparable to their slots in their casino. Why didn't they oppose those? You can't say certain businesses can't be there but arbitrarily restrict only some of them. For me, they would make better sense if they blocked everyone, not just these recent applicants.

On PI braces for new fast-food conflict

Posted 6 November 2023, 6:40 p.m. Suggest removal

trueBahamian says...

It's a game. Atlantis trying to block this to avoid losing restaurant revenue from their guests.

trueBahamian says...

As a man (though not relevant here) I find it odd that men from the state dictate rules that impact women. Thebpoitns raised here seem very obvious. So why is the state taking such a hardline? I do believe that abortion in general can not be approached lightly but it is not the state that should be dictating this. This seems rooted in the church's position on the subject. However, church and state are supposed to be separate. This is a serious topic but one that should not be a state decision.

trueBahamian says...

Wow! The union guy makes a good point. A law enforcement agency should follow the law. Once again we do back to the old banana republic style of running a country.

trueBahamian says...

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trueBahamian says...

Why is he meeting the Pope? I don't get it.

On PM to meet with Pope Francis

Posted 16 October 2023, 12:20 a.m. Suggest removal

trueBahamian says...

Are they serious. Nurses have left this country in droves for better opportunities in the US. You treat nurses like crap and you expect them to stay. They fought over paychecks, work conditions, health insurance, etc. It's very simple Dr. Darville, treat people with respect and they stay and you won't be going all over the globe to look for replacements.

trueBahamian says...

People some time spend too much time shouting and arguing they miss the point that a lot can be achieved through dialogue. A lot of times people don't understand something and they attack before trying to understand. You don't have to agree with everything you see or hear but you have to respect that everyone in this world has rights regardless of race, religion, sexual orientation,.etc.