Keep dollars our of waikiki. Theres a sacred balance in all of this. Too many companies focused on money ruines it for people who are at times looking for a more down to earth, I sreatch ur back u sratch mine experience. Weve all been at that store with no aloha. Lets not choose to put one on the beach. We have a choice here!
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Nicole
8 years ago
Save the culture!
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Johnathan Rivera
8 years ago
So Aloha can live on!
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Anonymous
8 years ago
My uncle was a Beach Boy and these men are one of the FEW cultural things left in Waikiki.
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Wesley Mckeague
8 years ago
Makaha beachboy and I support Waikiki BeachBoys 100%.
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Reuben Baldomero
8 years ago
Being born and raised on the west side in Waianae, surfing was life... period. Even though, I live mainland in a desert with no ocean around for hundreds of miles, that part of me will always remain because of my culutral upbringing. Corporate America is all about low balling bids to get their foot in the door and make exaggerated promises from a brochure. Unfortunately, customers don't get that wow factor, they only get what they paid for which is the lesson. You can't teach culture and aloha, your cultivated into it and that's priceless. Prayers and Aloha from the Coachella Valley, God Bless you Beach Boys and may the legacy continue to be shared through future generations.
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Jeff Arnott
8 years ago
Safety first! The Beach Boys know Kuhio beach like no one else. Don't sell out!
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Keana
8 years ago
The Hawaiian people have lost enough and we are trying our hardest to revive our culture. There are thousands of companies that specialize in surfing for tourists, but The Beach Boys are for us and keep Waikiki a safe place.
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Casera Lord
8 years ago
I’m 100% sure that the reason why Pele is allowing the erruptions in Big Island to occur is purely because some idiots are deciding to remove The Beach Boys in O’ahu. Removal of The Beach Boys will throw the flow of Aloha out of whack. Keep them Beach Boys!
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Raynard Higa
8 years ago
Save the Beach Boys...my Uncle's Geno and Willy Kaupiko were Waikiki Beach Boys...
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James Sasiadek
8 years ago
I am not from Hawaii but live here and understand their arguement.
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Jonah dias
8 years ago
What kind of people are u!
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Love aloha
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Cathy Nash
8 years ago
Why, why, why does does the city of Honolulu continue to make changes. They are destroying things that us as tourists come back for. I absolutely love listening and watching the surf instructors of all ages, teach their students their passion in a relaxed and laid back manner. If we want to visit a city with fancy stores and employees in uniforms, we can stay home. Please stop all of these changes to your city. These endearing traditional qualities are what bring us main landers back.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
The ocean requires true watermen training new surfers, not business men.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Preserve Hawaii culture!
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John Veazey
8 years ago
Aloha from Seattle! Keep The Beach Boys true and original. Waikiki forever
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Anonymous
8 years ago
As a many time tourist to Hawaii, keep Hawaii HAWAIIAN. Keep the ‘original’ beach boys and beach girls
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Anonymous
8 years ago
We are struggling with the same kinds of big business here in Boerne, Tx. All of our land is going to developers, all of our small business is being choked out by mainstream box stores. I feel for you guys. Keep up the fight!
Keep the Aloha spirit alive!
Keep dollars our of waikiki. Theres a sacred balance in all of this. Too many companies focused on money ruines it for people who are at times looking for a more down to earth, I sreatch ur back u sratch mine experience. Weve all been at that store with no aloha. Lets not choose to put one on the beach. We have a choice here!
Save the culture!
So Aloha can live on!
My uncle was a Beach Boy and these men are one of the FEW cultural things left in Waikiki.
Makaha beachboy and I support Waikiki BeachBoys 100%.
Being born and raised on the west side in Waianae, surfing was life... period. Even though, I live mainland in a desert with no ocean around for hundreds of miles, that part of me will always remain because of my culutral upbringing. Corporate America is all about low balling bids to get their foot in the door and make exaggerated promises from a brochure. Unfortunately, customers don't get that wow factor, they only get what they paid for which is the lesson. You can't teach culture and aloha, your cultivated into it and that's priceless. Prayers and Aloha from the Coachella Valley, God Bless you Beach Boys and may the legacy continue to be shared through future generations.
Safety first! The Beach Boys know Kuhio beach like no one else. Don't sell out!
The Hawaiian people have lost enough and we are trying our hardest to revive our culture. There are thousands of companies that specialize in surfing for tourists, but The Beach Boys are for us and keep Waikiki a safe place.
I’m 100% sure that the reason why Pele is allowing the erruptions in Big Island to occur is purely because some idiots are deciding to remove The Beach Boys in O’ahu. Removal of The Beach Boys will throw the flow of Aloha out of whack. Keep them Beach Boys!
Save the Beach Boys...my Uncle's Geno and Willy Kaupiko were Waikiki Beach Boys...
I am not from Hawaii but live here and understand their arguement.
What kind of people are u!
Love aloha
Why, why, why does does the city of Honolulu continue to make changes. They are destroying things that us as tourists come back for. I absolutely love listening and watching the surf instructors of all ages, teach their students their passion in a relaxed and laid back manner. If we want to visit a city with fancy stores and employees in uniforms, we can stay home. Please stop all of these changes to your city. These endearing traditional qualities are what bring us main landers back.
The ocean requires true watermen training new surfers, not business men.
Preserve Hawaii culture!
Aloha from Seattle! Keep The Beach Boys true and original. Waikiki forever
As a many time tourist to Hawaii, keep Hawaii HAWAIIAN. Keep the ‘original’ beach boys and beach girls
We are struggling with the same kinds of big business here in Boerne, Tx. All of our land is going to developers, all of our small business is being choked out by mainstream box stores. I feel for you guys. Keep up the fight!