11-26-2016, 11:20 AM
I've given up on Hawaii and common sense from people around here. I'm just lucky that I made some good decisions in Oregon, that brings in some $$ for me here. As I wouldn't start up any type of business here, other than maybe a farmers market or some other kind of local market.
Other wise, I dunno how would survive here. Probably just go back to the mainland... You don't have to look far, to see that business and progress isn't welcomed here much. Heck we can't even seem to get our act together to get a weed dispensary in place, even when investments have been made and no one is protesting it (yet)...
When UH has to raise credit prices to go to college and trump pulls any government funding, I wonder about the future of people around here and how they might find or job or even worse afford any type of education. With that, maybe a lot more cuts will come to UH making it unattractive to even come study here. I fear it will be a big domino effect that is already a fine balancing act to make work what we got already.
Interesting times ahead for sure, for everyone. As for other countries not wanting TMT, we are spoiled brats compared to other countries that can't even find clean drinking water.... They will bow down to TMT. Hopefully tourism can somehow pick up the slack and rich "transplants" will move in and keep some vital funds coming in.
Other wise, I dunno how would survive here. Probably just go back to the mainland... You don't have to look far, to see that business and progress isn't welcomed here much. Heck we can't even seem to get our act together to get a weed dispensary in place, even when investments have been made and no one is protesting it (yet)...
When UH has to raise credit prices to go to college and trump pulls any government funding, I wonder about the future of people around here and how they might find or job or even worse afford any type of education. With that, maybe a lot more cuts will come to UH making it unattractive to even come study here. I fear it will be a big domino effect that is already a fine balancing act to make work what we got already.
Interesting times ahead for sure, for everyone. As for other countries not wanting TMT, we are spoiled brats compared to other countries that can't even find clean drinking water.... They will bow down to TMT. Hopefully tourism can somehow pick up the slack and rich "transplants" will move in and keep some vital funds coming in.