i understand that any gathering of predominantly Afro folks 'frightens' you

but please source and contextualize

thanks

Randolph, are you also of the opinion that these folks can't run a cake shop? 

What's the source of your info?

http://guyanachronicle.com/201...to-set-up-businesses

ronan posted:

i understand that any gathering of predominantly Afro folks 'frightens' you

but please source and contextualize

thanks

http://guyanachronicle.com/201...to-set-up-businesses

randolph posted:

http://guyanachronicle.com/201...to-set-up-businesses

ronan posted:

i understand that any gathering of predominantly Afro folks 'frightens' you

but please source and contextualize

thanks

http://guyanachronicle.com/201...to-set-up-businesses

thanks . . . why was that so damn hard for you to do in the 1st place?

 Yuh suh damn lazy can't even do a google search

randolph posted:

 Yuh suh damn lazy can't even do a google search

forum rules banna . . . arite?

randolph posted:

 Yuh suh damn lazy can't even do a google search

Nah, he like to sit back and throw stones.... he wait for others to slip up!

Car wash, boutique, document processing....all businesses that has high failure rate and has no unique features or customer pull factors that would give them a secure market niche. 

D2 posted:

Car wash, boutique, document processing....all businesses that has high failure rate and has no unique features or customer pull factors that would give them a secure market niche. 

Things are tight financially, few or no jobs for the low skilled and for many skilled  so many are setting up things to make some money. People coming around the village selling plantain chips. Bread, provision, etc. more plant shops. We used to have one crush ice guy now we have three coming around the village, grass cutters, people walking around the village looking for any manual job they can get.  Potting soil selling, beggars, asking for coconuts of from  your coconut tree, lots of roadside stands and more pavement sellers, more pastry shops and cook stands. People trying to survive!

Good for them, at least they are making an effort. 

Car Wash Business: ... is popping up in every village/ street and  has now become a pain in the arss 

Guys/ gals purchase or gift a power washer and opened a wash business.

The nuisances.

1. Big bom boxes, disturbing the peaceful neighbourhood.

2. Block traffic. Vehicle are washed on the streets in some cases.

3. The flow of water is damaging the streets 

4. Guys/ gal in group chatting and smoking drugs 

5. The owners have a ice box selling beers .. another side business to the car wash while their customer wait. 

Businesses need to be regularized and monitor in Guyana, it’s getting out of hand. 

Dave, it seems like most houses have a bottom house or backyard rum shop and  whore houses with young Brazillian and Amerind girls. Is duh wuh me fren seh frum his recent visit.

D2 posted:

Car wash, boutique, document processing....all businesses that has high failure rate and has no unique features or customer pull factors that would give them a secure market niche. 

Now if I had said this, the sloppy boys would deem me as racist. The blind leading the blind here. Just like when granger told the people that they should sell plantain chips and come of you claim that you can make millions doing so. 

randolph posted:

Several youths to set up businesses.

Which country is this?  These people look well fed.

Bibi Haniffa posted:

randolph posted:

Several youths to set up businesses.

Which country is this?  These people look well fed.

Nigeria I believe.