Fort Weaver Road is as bad as he says. When I worked in Waikiki, my drive was an hour to work, and half of that hour-long drive was getting from my house to the freeway on Fort Weaver.
Ewa Beach is the armpit of Oahu. All the ‘cookie cutter’ pre-fabricated homes. It has zero anything Hawaiian. It’s just plain ugly. Couldn’t pay me enough to live there.
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Lived in Iroquois Point in the early 70s never felt it was to hot cuz us kids were having so much fun and nobody had air conditioning 🤙
There was a rifle range in Eva when I was stationed there, is it still there?
The Marines have one.
I lived in ewa from 2010 to 2016 and hau bush had plenty of action
Most action they get now is fireworks and fishing!
@LIVING IN HAWAII nice. The area was definitely gentrified. And oahu is always shacks next to mansios
Mansions*
Fort Weaver Road is as bad as he says. When I worked in Waikiki, my drive was an hour to work, and half of that hour-long drive was getting from my house to the freeway on Fort Weaver.
Fort Weaver can be a beast. Thankfully in the summer time it lets up a little bit.
Tanks brah!
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Ewa Beach is the armpit of Oahu. All the ‘cookie cutter’ pre-fabricated homes. It has zero anything Hawaiian. It’s just plain ugly. Couldn’t pay me enough to live there.
Talking about “zero anything Hawaiian” with the last name Chin. Gtfoh
I would say the armpit is kalihi, chinatown, or parts of waipahu