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Don't let the beach boy culture die

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Dont Let Tha Hawaiian Culture Die!!!

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Richard Balles jr
8 years ago

Keep country country

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Keep the Beachboys!!!! They represent Aloha and everything Hawaii is about...we cannot lose all our culture in Waikiki....not to mention they are responsible Ocean stewards and master watermen, I would trust those Braddahs above anyone else to help me in the water and teach people the right ways and etiquette of surfing!

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Kahea
8 years ago

PLEASE DON'T LET IT DIE, IT'S NOT ABOUT THE MONEY OR HIGHEST BIDDER, IT'S KEEPING OUR ROOTS AND SUPPORTING LOCALS. NO HAWAIIANS, NO ALOHA

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Alaka'i naki
8 years ago

Unreal, all the unkos have been doing this for over 40 years. Why lower their pay? Its how they make a living #beachboys

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Timothy Kale Hood
8 years ago

Imua beach boys

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Kamehana
8 years ago

If there is one thing that can not go away is tradition I value tradition and culture with all my heart and I will be upset if my home gets ruined by these howlies

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Wailyn Leong
8 years ago

Save the boys, save the beach spot, save Hawai'i and Hawaiian Culture

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Camille Bosgra
8 years ago

Keep the tradition!

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Charlotte Naone
8 years ago

Beach boys are a Hawaii icon that needs to stay in place

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Keith kandell
8 years ago

What draws visitors to Waikiki beach is the interaction with the storied beachboys and the history and culture they perpetuate. To not honor or protect that not only makes foolhardy short term business sense but is also a stab in the back to the local folks who have for generations built the visitor experience on a one to one basis into the world famous one. This benefits no one but the new concession owner and his associates

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Just because you can do something doesn't necessarily mean you should.

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Jonathan Natalie Kealoha Jr
8 years ago

KEEP THE FAITH

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Brandon Lopez
8 years ago

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Derick Suapaia
8 years ago

Spread Aloha my brothers and sisters

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Mark Ibanez
8 years ago

No Hawaiians No Aloha

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Raymond Antone
8 years ago

Really need to think about who's for the people and who's for themselves next election.

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Ilima Choy
8 years ago

Waikiki Beach Boy traditions run deep and are perpetuated by those whose lives they have touched. Keep Duke’s tradition alive. E ola mau.

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kenny lum
8 years ago

Keep dive Oahu out

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Anonymous
8 years ago

This Beach Boy's are the real thing , they no the Ocean & Surfing , let them stay .