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Don't let the beach boy culture die

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Aleanna Kileleman
8 years ago

Keep our culture alive!

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Ashlyn R
8 years ago

Kūʻē!!!!!!

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Dive oahu can suck a boto

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Sheree mariani
8 years ago

HAWAII NEEDS THIS! To let everyone know especially tourists from around the world that The Beach Boys in waikiki are a HELP for surf lessons and also teaching safety hazards like lifeguards and Keeping this tradition alive!

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Jeremy kaleikini
8 years ago

Keep going guys, you got this.

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Madeleine greczyn
8 years ago

Way to live up to the reputation of greedy haoles.

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Leilani Silva
8 years ago

Keep the boys there that’s what makes it special. Stop trying to push the locals out . It seems locals are being weeded out of our own islands.

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Melissa Rivera
8 years ago

Keeping you all in my prayers.

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Robin Fasciano
8 years ago

Waikiki beach boys are unique in the world for their culture and roots in the surfing/lifeguarding world. For The Beach Boys to loose their contract to someone who is an outsider with no understanding how things in Hawaii is done would be a shame. Also to say you’ll offer the existing beach boys jobs with the new contractor but pay them less than half their current wages is a slap in the face & unrealistic in today’s economy.

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Kara-jo kagihara-Alexander
8 years ago

Save The Beach Boys!

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Madison Smith
8 years ago

AUWE BEACH BOYS NEED TO STAY. Terrible and disrespectful to the Hawaiian Culture

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Larissa Cordeira
8 years ago

Keep the culture! Please! Hawaii is all about our culture!

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Mahie chavez
8 years ago

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Keli'i Mawae
8 years ago

Too much of the Aina getting taken over,some things should remain preserved

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Jacob krohn
8 years ago

Please don’t kill the culture and force people out due too lack of a stable income. Thanks :)

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Joshua Farias
8 years ago

Beach boys for life.

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Maria Clark
8 years ago

Keep Waikiki Waikiki

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Chad
8 years ago

Kaua’i in duh house

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Bobbie Marie Huntkey
8 years ago

our culture and traditions taught by those of lineage is what makes our aina unique. Keep it that way.

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Thad Estrada
8 years ago

“Tears would come from each other’s eyes, as they would stop to realize, that our people are in great, great danger now.” Israel Kamakawiwo’ole