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Don't let the beach boy culture die

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Tim Reda
8 years ago

Keep The Beach Boys!

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Liz Boren
8 years ago

You don’t need to change something that’s not broken

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Cayd Konapiliahi Ah-Fai Tollefson-Oili
8 years ago

Save The Beach Boys

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Hannah Sheldon
8 years ago

taking this stand away would be the stupidest thing honolulu could do for the well being of the local families & generations of surfers

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Respect the Uncles on the beach.

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William Butihi
8 years ago

A local from Maui now living on the mainland, I hate to see local-style businesses be taken over because of money. Yes, money is fantastic. I live right at the heart in the home of Wal-Mart home office alongside some of the largest corporations in the continental United States. My question is what happened to the aloha spirit, what happened to ohana. Revenue from businesses such as Dive Oahu that are focused upon formalities such as uniforms and uninteresting, almost machine like interactions, is not what Oahu and the rest of Hawaii is about. We must remember that we have an identity and culture to uphold. Tourism is not in the soul of the aina, but in the eyes of business men and women looking to make a buck. Save the beachboys and the tradition based upon a laid-back lifestyle that Hawaii is known for because let’s be real, what sets apart mainstream business to the beachboys is why people go in the first place. Mahalo.

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Danielle Sagun-Apilado
8 years ago

Keep the local Beach Boys

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Dylan Jurusz
8 years ago

Disgusting

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Sammy Steamboat
8 years ago

Keep my Waikiki Beach Boys Alive

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Kathrine emerson
8 years ago

My boyfriend and I have both gone to The Beach Boys on our vacations and been repeat customers. We’ve always been treated well and would be disappointed to see such an extreme change. We would not be returning to that company if they do not keep the current employees. I have no cares in the world if the instructors smoke marijuana. Shouldn’t be a rule for employment for a SURF instructor. Give me a break. Keep The Beach Boys- keep it local. New owner is not even a surfer.

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BernaJean Abut
8 years ago

Without The Beach Boys in Waikiki who will till the tourists the story and single for them show them how much The Beach Boys Love there island

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trent stevens
8 years ago

No Aloha

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David Murphey
8 years ago

Support the tradition of the Waikiki Beachboys.

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Jared lyons
8 years ago

Don't erase a legacy!

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Lana Heick
8 years ago

Please don’t let this happen. Support The Waikiki Beach Boys!

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Nicholas
8 years ago

Taking away old business in kailua, to replacing the Waikiki beach boys? When will the greed stop?

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Kely Rodrigues
8 years ago

Some things are not meant to change. Keep The Beach Boys at waikiki.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Leave our Beachboys alone! Rhey are a huge part of what is good about Waikiki! And there is not much that is good about it, now that our City and State has turned it into a concrete Tourist trap made up of concrete. Smh!

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Geoff Miller
8 years ago

I think it is very important to keep tradition where it should be, the hawaiian culture is important to tourism.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Keep their tradition alive