What is life like in Hawaii? (Honolulu: insurance, mortgages, house)
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These kinda of questions just make me laugh a bit. No matter where you live, you still have to work, sleep, eat, cook, clean, go to school etc. Just the weather and hobbies vary.
Without knowing some basics about the OP, it is hard to say whether the questions are silly, no? Could be a young kid in school somewhere on a social-studies project. Could be someone having a chuckle Could be a ..........
My wife and I are researching Hawaii for our possible relocation along with our two businesses. We wouldn't likely employ a lot of people, maybe up to 50.
However, we're both concerned about this cannabilism thing. We're going under the assumption that not everyone in Hawaii engages in the practice. Obviously, we'd be wary of any of our future neighbors who might invite us over for dinner, but what about potential employees? Do they give off any outward vibes as to their . . . unusual dietary preferences?
Also, do they tend to congregate in the more densely populated (target rich) areas, or do they prefer to . . . scout . . . in the lesser populated, more rural areas?
The laws that govern all of the USA concerning killing people govern Hawaii, nuff said.
If you plan to relocate your business there, check out the taxes that you will pay. That should put you off big time. Hawaii is the least business friendly state.
The laws that govern all of the USA concerning killing people govern Hawaii, nuff said.
Maybe you can take the Sense of Humor 101 course at your local community college.
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Originally Posted by Lucywe
If you plan to relocate your business there, check out the taxes that you will pay. That should put you off big time. Hawaii is the least business friendly state.
I'm not concerned about taxes. They're part of the American way. It's the overuse or misuse or misappropriation of taxes that present problems. Just read some of the works of the Founders of this great nation.
People who own businesses and have trouble coping with taxes should maybe become ex-business owners.
happyyappy you have no idea what your are talking about. Hawaii will chew you up and spit you out if your not careful, it is NOTHING like the mainland. The taxes, mandatory health care, rent, shipping, lack of employees and cost of living are crushing.
My wife and I are researching Hawaii for our possible relocation along with our two businesses. We wouldn't likely employ a lot of people, maybe up to 50.
However, we're both concerned about this cannabilism thing. We're going under the assumption that not everyone in Hawaii engages in the practice. Obviously, we'd be wary of any of our future neighbors who might invite us over for dinner, but what about potential employees? Do they give off any outward vibes as to their . . . unusual dietary preferences?
Also, do they tend to congregate in the more densely populated (target rich) areas, or do they prefer to . . . scout . . . in the lesser populated, more rural areas?
I'm of Cajun ancestry and probably waaaaay too spicy! No doubt I'd create significant gastrointestinal distress.
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