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Bizzare wrote:Stephon have everything easy yes. Probably have no idea of what hard times are like.
Say what, I hope my kids could have a similar lifestyle also.
Until then, this week may be the last for even being on Tuner so often. Been so a bit for the past week or two I suppose, but absolutely work and private work from Friday
EFFECTIC DESIGNS wrote:Carnival shall go on as normal, this is most important.
With that said I just came back from the grocery and I noticed the price of channa has increased by a staggering 100%.
rspann wrote:If channa increase,doubles going to increase too.
killercow wrote:Even though I'm not a fan of Carnival I was actually thinking since Brazil cancel their Carnival most tourists will come here instead thus resulting in an increased tourism revenue for Carnival this year.
j.o.e wrote:Can we stop saying Brazil cancelled their carnival ? They haven't, they've just cut back/stopped celebrations in certain districts. It's the equivalent of T&T cutting back on carnival in Toco while Port of Spain continues as usual.
j.o.e wrote:Can we stop saying Brazil cancelled their carnival ? They haven't, they've just cut back/stopped celebrations in certain districts. It's the equivalent of T&T cutting back on carnival in Toco while Port of Spain continues as usual.
fallen_angel wrote:.but we will be surrounded by spanish women
fallen_angel wrote:So in the future it looks like we will have no money and no food...crime will be rampant and our dollar would be worthless...but we will be surrounded by spanish women
Iran trade sanctions lifted today, the man on tv saying they will pelt a next 500000 bpd on d market, current world consumption is 5mmbpd, thats a 10% increase in supply, no increase in demand
you really think a large enough percentage of brazil carnival tourists are going to see Trinidad carnival as an alternative between now and then to make a noticeable difference in our carnival revenue?killercow wrote:j.o.e wrote:Can we stop saying Brazil cancelled their carnival ? They haven't, they've just cut back/stopped celebrations in certain districts. It's the equivalent of T&T cutting back on carnival in Toco while Port of Spain continues as usual.
I stand corrected. Still nevertheless any cutbacks Brazil makes will benefit T&T even if the proportion is minute.
pugboy wrote:Plenty fete tickets for sale
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