So I think the Big Island is actually the best island. Because it’s so big and yet small town. When staying on the west side north of Kona the desert area I had no allergies! It was like a perfect paradise, dryer, still tropical, beaches, perfect temps. I hope in retirement spend at least 50% of the year there. Blessings
In just 1 minute into the video, I am thinking of taking my money somewhere else :D I am hard core, but not insane. Good luck and thanks for the information
Molly great advise and knowledge to them all…yeah you right “ don’t come with an attitude “……treat everyone with kindness..you’ll be surprised what kindness can be returned to you…. Great job Molly. A happy new year ❤❤❤👍👍👍🙏🙏
Respect is very big here. For the locals,enviorment and the animals. Just be humble,show respect to locals and dont try so hard to talk like us😂. Just be your self.
If your gonna move to Big Island... Learn about the history of Hawaii and her culture. Respect goes a very long way here. Life here is laid back and everything runs on Hawaii time😂. Most of all learn the do's and dont's, follow the rules and please dont tresspass on any land that is marked KAPU... It means FORBIDDEN/ KEEP OUT. You get what you give out. As far as marine life goes look from a distance but remember ALL marine life is protected by law. Big Island is a very spiritual place. Either you will feel at home here or the island will send you packing back to mainland. Almost forgot... If your not a fan of giant cenepedes, fire ants, rats, mosquitos, slugs and spiders, then you probably wont like living here😂. Oh and lets not forget the flash floods... Its pretty common place and to be expected living on the Big Island.
Thanks a lot. I saw other videos of real estate brokers trying to concentrate only on the sales pitch for properties in the 5 to 10 million range. Even when pushed for specific responses, they expertly avoid the bad news and just give the sugar coated side. It is their livelihood. This is where your insights become so valuable.
❤ Love your video. It is very informative. I don’t think you mentioned tsunamis. I was there a few years ago during a tsunami warning and had no clue what to do or even to be aware. Thanks to a local friend I became informed. I agree with you that respect goes a long way. There is no reason to come to Hawaii and be disrespectful but some people just don’t get it.
Nice informative video. BI is the best place to live. You just need to learn what Hawaii is about and what to expect. Traditional American lifestyle is incompatible with Hawaii.
Aloha! Do you have any advice or tips for travel nurses looking for housing coming to the island? Also would you recommend renting cars? Uber? For transportation? Thank you for replying
Aloha! Facebook Marketplace has lots of rentals, Zillow and Furnished Finder. We have Uber on island as well 🌺 I wish you and easy transition to the island!
Thank you for such an informative video. I have visited the Big Island 3 times and loved it. I loved the historic sights, walking across the lava fields and going on an ocean lava tour - up close and personal. I have stayed in Kona and Hilo and will never forget my visits. I am too old now and I was lucky to visit when I was somewhat younger. Aloha Nui and Mahalo, Maly.
Buen hecho, Maly! Mucha información importante. tenemos 3 acres por allí y estamos acercando movernos desde Costa Rica por allá! Estoy curioso de donde eres? Hemos conocido a muchos salvadoreños en nuestra región de la isla. Es solamente que nos hace sentir bien estar alrededor de la cultura hispana y por eso estamos gradecidos que hay aún en Hawaii! (Somos gringos, pero tenemos casi 20 años vivir afuera de los estados.) Bueno. Mahalo for the well thought out information!
@@Theman26642Hawai'i is NOT the USA! Actual Fact! Military Leases over in 3029! statehood vote was a Fraud There is NO Treaty of Annexation. So YOU get used to it because Soon Very Soon the Occupier will be outta here!
Big island was a cool trip but a bit of a letdown: 1)most beaches arent swim friendly. Tons of rocks and heavy crashing water 2) food is not great. Nothing impressive for local foods. Doninos will be the best pizza you can get also 3) the views didnt impress me much. The sunsets on my farm are absolutely magical, hawaiin horizons are a bit boring. I had a fun trip, but not certain kd move or buy a place without like winning a lottery or something. 500k for small houses sucks, but thats not locals fault. Their government sold them out
It’s expensive to live here. Food, gas and other products are expensive . , it’s best if you trade and grow your own veggies etc. . things are far away so car mileage adds up fast. There are poor health care options here compared to Oahu and the mainland so major health issues are a real challenge . vog and lava dust and some pollens from mangoes creates major allergies. Earthquakes and tsunamis are not such a big issue except if your property is damaged by them. Don’t live close to the volcano. Beach erosion is an issue at some benches . Pigs and goats are a problem especially when you drive and turkeys and quail are running around. There are really no good restaurants here. Oahu has much better restaurants with good prices. Koki frogs maybe not bother you. Be careful when hiring contractors as they take a long time and do shabby work if not reputable. Be careful driving at night due to a lack of street lights and drunk drugged up drivers. Certain places like down south are know as the Wild West due tu the high crime rate ,. Tourist places seem to be places where minor crimes like theft occur so be safe . Real estate is too expensive here due to covid and mainlanders and investors who bought up properties to get cheaper investments and to get away from Covid etc. The public schools here have a bad reputation but there are private school options.
The video of mongoose is misleading.... those are meerkats which Hawaii does not have and are not allowed in the State of Hawaii. Also, we see more chickens and wild pigs in urban areas.
Mahalo for the information and feedback! I didn't have videos of mongoose handy and meerkats were added by accident, I realized about this after it was already published. I thank you for adding to the conversation. Chickens are everywhere, I will say pigs are found in areas were the property backs to vacant land and areas that have huge acreage.
Think about it this way from a locals perspective. Hawaii is already expensive so when we get a bunch of people move here and buy up the homes it drives the prices up and makes it even more hard for us to afford a home. On top of that we live on an island where land is limited. With that being said. Not all vacant land is made for development. There is cultural purpose to lands being and staying vacant
@@rkn144 This makes absolute sense. It is indeed a sad situation but, I’m failing to distinguish this from other states where higher income people move in and displace lower income people. Miami Fl comes to mind for example. As I see it, maybe giving certain areas of the islands reservation status ala Native Americans is a plausible option. Thanks!
It does suck. I live in norcal and could never move back to where l was born. Rents are 8000 dollars a month and little hones are 2.5 million dollars. We have to redesign our thoughts on what homes are. I was reading in Japan they got around this problem and now houses are more realistically priced. I do believe that in the 70's when real estate agents started convincing people that homes were an investment and not a place to live is when we really started dealing with this problem. I do remember when l was in a bar drinking with some agents back in the late 70's these people were really estate agents talking about how they made a bunch of money over lunch just by selling a house to eachother to raise up the price. So they bought a 30,000 dollar home and at the end of lunch it now sold for 60,000. A doubling of the price over lunch.
@@joseantonio9042"Hawaiians" are NOT Native American Indians! Hawai'i is NOT the USA! The statehood vote was a Fraud with only US Citizens and the military voting! 94,388 Yes votes. 17,848 No Votes. Military enlisted stationed here on that date 250,000. Residents 622,000. So half a million people had no say? Ya, that's illegal. Public Law 104-150 admitted the Illegality and Military Leases Expire 2029! International Court of Justice ruled the Kingdom of Hawai'i Islands still exists as an Independent Nation State (Country,). The above statistics can be found in Congressional Records Document number S-50. A majority of land here is held in perpetuity by Kanaka Maoli from the records of the Great Mahele of 1848. Title Searches by state law only go back 30 years which they warranty with their warranty deed. America is continents 2500 miles East across the Pacific Ocean. Hawai'i is NOT America!
You get that everywhere. What amuses me is when white people there oppose newcomers. However do I honestly care if the locals like me being there? No. Not at all
I was a Kamaaina for nearly 20 years on The Hilo/Puna districts of the Big Island. I love Hawaii and it's music culture and natural beauty. Number factor that forced me to leave was AFFORDABILITY. Hawaii has the highest cost of living in America. Crime was a bit high and too many locals strung out on Ice/Crystal meth. Don't know how the scene is now. I left in 2005.
I suppose you came with the wrong attitude. I live in California, however whenever I come and visit family the people are always friendly, maybe because I live with the aloha I was brought up with. A local will check you if you are respectful. It’s never happened to me, however I’ve seen it happen.
Just don’t agree. I was welcomed and encouraged to be a part of. Maybe because I am older. I studied‘ ōlelo, hula kahiko, Hawaiian learning methods, protocol, traditional gardening methods, and learned to eat local. Still not good at it, but love having the opportunity to try. Aloha nui loa.
@@denize7139 because you came with the right mindset and appreciation for the culture. It’s the people who come with an attitude and not even trying to be part of the community. There’s a reason natives stay and those who become locals love the islands. Thank you for being part of the community.
Respect. Often practiced as racism. Like all of the Hawaiian islands there is a healthy dose of reverse racism against mainlanders who are white. Not all of course.
We all know the real reasons why these videos are posted. But to post these reasons not to move, there is not cutting it. I've lived in CA=earthquake/fires/high cost living. Oregon= Volcanoes/earthquakes, known as the ring of fire. Midwest= Tornado alley. Lower south= Is hurricanes galore. The East coast= Blizzards. What's new! As for critters! Not a issue. Did I mention I lived in Iceland=real Volcanoes. The land of fire and ice. So! Wouldn't you rather have someone who respects the culture or the wealthy wealthy,who are really destroying the islands?
I get vog from the numerous aggressive, unbalanced, unmedicated mental people in my neighborhood. Therefore, I'm going to take my chance and move there. I dont have to worry about the water because I'm allergic to salt water and shark bites.
Do not-------Do not-----Do not move to Hawaii. On the Hilo side they will not like you...because you are from the mainland. I was there 14 yrs. I know.
Why discourage people from moving there? Instead, maybe encourage people to treat the islands and locals with respect, while advising that the locals have a bias against them due to the history of the relationship with Hawaii and mainland. It's like you're saying "don't move to the southern US as a black person they'll hate you there" rather than "hey while I may not advise it, if you do move to the south here's some things to look for".
I’m a human and I have human skin and flesh and have never been shot. Her - “Well you have to come out and experience being shot. You won’t know if it will kill up until you try!” 😂
Most people do not know the history of the islands or that Hawaii of December 7th was not declared a State until 1950. Do not expect them to change their minds nor hearts.
The majority of the people that move out here do not know that we have lava zones and lava zones impact residential areas. This video was made to inform🌺
The best line: " They may be homeless but Hawai'i is their home, so be respectful." 🤙🏽❤
❤️❤️❤️❤️
So I think the Big Island is actually the best island. Because it’s so big and yet small town. When staying on the west side north of Kona the desert area I had no allergies! It was like a perfect paradise, dryer, still tropical, beaches, perfect temps. I hope in retirement spend at least 50% of the year there. Blessings
In just 1 minute into the video, I am thinking of taking my money somewhere else :D I am hard core, but not insane. Good luck and thanks for the information
Good, stay where you are and keep your pesos Manny we don't want you here
I love Hilo! Lots of rain, clean water, cleanest air on the planet, best food on the planet that is picked that day! How long have you lived here???
Molly great advise and knowledge to them all…yeah you right “ don’t come with an attitude “……treat everyone with kindness..you’ll be surprised what kindness can be returned to you…. Great job Molly. A happy new year ❤❤❤👍👍👍🙏🙏
Aloha Ivy! Mahalo for your sweet words! ❤️ kindness goes a long way on the island! Sending Aloha your way!!
Respect is very big here.
For the locals,enviorment and the animals.
Just be humble,show respect to locals and dont try so hard to talk like us😂.
Just be your self.
If your gonna move to Big Island... Learn about the history of Hawaii and her culture. Respect goes a very long way here. Life here is laid back and everything runs on Hawaii time😂. Most of all learn the do's and dont's, follow the rules and please dont tresspass on any land that is marked KAPU... It means FORBIDDEN/ KEEP OUT. You get what you give out. As far as marine life goes look from a distance but remember ALL marine life is protected by law. Big Island is a very spiritual place. Either you will feel at home here or the island will send you packing back to mainland. Almost forgot... If your not a fan of giant cenepedes, fire ants, rats, mosquitos, slugs and spiders, then you probably wont like living here😂. Oh and lets not forget the flash floods... Its pretty common place and to be expected living on the Big Island.
That is all true, lol so many friends got shipped back mainland. I was blessed to be accepted by the Big island it it feels so much like home.
Thanks a lot. I saw other videos of real estate brokers trying to concentrate only on the sales pitch for properties in the 5 to 10 million range. Even when pushed for specific responses, they expertly avoid the bad news and just give the sugar coated side. It is their livelihood. This is where your insights become so valuable.
Thank you very much for your feedback! Happy to be of service 🌴
Thank you that was great information 👍
So glad that you enjoyed it!
One side hot and dry, one side rainy. Punaluʻu beach is a must see! If you buy bread, store it in the fridge, or it will get moldy in one day.
50 percent correct
Great video! I've been here 3 years and am still learning.
Awww! Thank you so much for these words! They mean so much!!
❤ Love your video. It is very informative. I don’t think you mentioned tsunamis. I was there a few years ago during a tsunami warning and had no clue what to do or even to be aware. Thanks to a local friend I became informed. I agree with you that respect goes a long way. There is no reason to come to Hawaii and be disrespectful but some people just don’t get it.
Nice informative video. BI is the best place to live. You just need to learn what Hawaii is about and what to expect. Traditional American lifestyle is incompatible with Hawaii.
Great Video.. I've been there. I luv it..
@@marcussmith2027 Mahalo for watching!
Aloha! Do you have any advice or tips for travel nurses looking for housing coming to the island? Also would you recommend renting cars? Uber? For transportation? Thank you for replying
Aloha! Facebook Marketplace has lots of rentals, Zillow and Furnished Finder. We have Uber on island as well 🌺 I wish you and easy transition to the island!
Great video
@@JustbentFishing mahalo!!
Thank you for such an informative video. I have visited the Big Island 3 times and loved it. I loved the historic sights, walking across the lava fields and going on an ocean lava tour - up close and personal. I have stayed in Kona and Hilo and will never forget my visits. I am too old now and I was lucky to visit when I was somewhat younger. Aloha Nui and Mahalo, Maly.
Buen hecho, Maly! Mucha información importante. tenemos 3 acres por allí y estamos acercando movernos desde Costa Rica por allá!
Estoy curioso de donde eres? Hemos conocido a muchos salvadoreños en nuestra región de la isla. Es solamente que nos hace sentir bien estar alrededor de la cultura hispana y por eso estamos gradecidos que hay aún en Hawaii! (Somos gringos, pero tenemos casi 20 años vivir afuera de los estados.)
Bueno. Mahalo for the well thought out information!
Great video! Thank you
Mahalo!!
Look at you, Maly! I had no idea you were so popular on TH-cam. 😉 Stay awesome! ❤
Lived on the Big Island for 10 years. Had to move for better health care. Miss it so much!❤ But did hate the vog since I lived in South Kona.
I have lived since 2007, on Hilo side. Tiki Gardens. I get that 140 inches of rain. What you are saying is correct.
Yah don’t move to the big island, we like it the way it is! K-den… Aloha means hello and good bye.
You’re part of the US. Tough luck. Can’t blame people that work harder and make more money. Way of the world.
@@Theman26642Hawai'i is NOT the USA! Actual Fact! Military Leases over in 3029! statehood vote was a Fraud There is NO Treaty of Annexation. So YOU get used to it because Soon Very Soon the Occupier will be outta here!
@@Theman26642 Come say that to my face Captain, I’ll show you the same TOUCH LIKE your uncle(Captain Cook) got from Kamehameha… Donkey 🥴
@@SupremeAuto808 you’re a bit of a deranged nut aren’t ya 😂
You guys sure did want help last year from the mainland usa when lihana got Burnt to the ground.
Keep Hawaiian lands in Hawaiian hands! Go Florida!
Amen
Fuck you this is the US I will go where I want
Hoping the kingdom lets me stay when they get their home back 🙏
You do feel the ground moving n get scared. What do you do? Good question. Pray quietly!
There are good charter schools here, too. We need more! 😉🤙🏽
I love you Maly Romero . Beautiful video❤
@@MyClarissa21 aww thank you for the kind words! I appreciate you!
How can we learn if there are pending land challenges? Not just inspectors?
Vog may refer to volcanic haze, but it's short for volcanic fog.
Innovations is a charter school not private. It is free but they use a lottery system and it is very hard to get in.
Big island was a cool trip but a bit of a letdown:
1)most beaches arent swim friendly. Tons of rocks and heavy crashing water
2) food is not great. Nothing impressive for local foods. Doninos will be the best pizza you can get also
3) the views didnt impress me much. The sunsets on my farm are absolutely magical, hawaiin horizons are a bit boring.
I had a fun trip, but not certain kd move or buy a place without like winning a lottery or something. 500k for small houses sucks, but thats not locals fault. Their government sold them out
1896 annexation = invaded.
It’s expensive to live here. Food, gas and other products are expensive . , it’s best if you trade and grow your own veggies etc. . things are far away so car mileage adds up fast. There are poor health care options here compared to Oahu and the mainland so major health issues are a real challenge . vog and lava dust and some pollens from mangoes creates major allergies. Earthquakes and tsunamis are not such a big issue except if your property is damaged by them. Don’t live close to the volcano. Beach erosion is an issue at some benches . Pigs and goats are a problem especially when you drive and turkeys and quail are running around. There are really no good restaurants here. Oahu has much better restaurants with good prices. Koki frogs maybe not bother you. Be careful when hiring contractors as they take a long time and do shabby work if not reputable. Be careful driving at night due to a lack of street lights and drunk drugged up drivers. Certain places like down south are know as the Wild West due tu the high crime rate ,. Tourist places seem to be places where minor crimes like theft occur so be safe . Real estate is too expensive here due to covid and mainlanders and investors who bought up properties to get cheaper investments and to get away from Covid etc. The public schools here have a bad reputation but there are private school options.
I never seen a local with an umbrella 🌂 or tourist for that matter. Never in 32 years here.
The video of mongoose is misleading.... those are meerkats which Hawaii does not have and are not allowed in the State of Hawaii.
Also, we see more chickens and wild pigs in urban areas.
Mahalo for the information and feedback! I didn't have videos of mongoose handy and meerkats were added by accident, I realized about this after it was already published. I thank you for adding to the conversation. Chickens are everywhere, I will say pigs are found in areas were the property backs to vacant land and areas that have huge acreage.
The contamination of the water in Kona is from the cesspools.
@@jimonthebeachinkona That is correct Sir!
4:10 Not just bacteria. Also dumps in and around islands from military actions.
I respectfully ask, why are locals so opposed to people moving there? Isn’t being part of the US meaning we share the country?
Think about it this way from a locals perspective. Hawaii is already expensive so when we get a bunch of people move here and buy up the homes it drives the prices up and makes it even more hard for us to afford a home. On top of that we live on an island where land is limited. With that being said. Not all vacant land is made for development. There is cultural purpose to lands being and staying vacant
@@rkn144 This makes absolute sense. It is indeed a sad situation but, I’m failing to distinguish this from other states where higher income people move in and displace lower income people. Miami Fl comes to mind for example. As I see it, maybe giving certain areas of the islands reservation status ala Native Americans is a plausible option. Thanks!
It does suck. I live in norcal and could never move back to where l was born. Rents are 8000 dollars a month and little hones are 2.5 million dollars. We have to redesign our thoughts on what homes are. I was reading in Japan they got around this problem and now houses are more realistically priced. I do believe that in the 70's when real estate agents started convincing people that homes were an investment and not a place to live is when we really started dealing with this problem. I do remember when l was in a bar drinking with some agents back in the late 70's these people were really estate agents talking about how they made a bunch of money over lunch just by selling a house to eachother to raise up the price. So they bought a 30,000 dollar home and at the end of lunch it now sold for 60,000. A doubling of the price over lunch.
@@joseantonio9042"Hawaiians" are NOT Native American Indians! Hawai'i is NOT the USA! The statehood vote was a Fraud with only US Citizens and the military voting! 94,388 Yes votes. 17,848 No Votes. Military enlisted stationed here on that date 250,000. Residents 622,000. So half a million people had no say? Ya, that's illegal. Public Law 104-150 admitted the Illegality and Military Leases Expire 2029! International Court of Justice ruled the Kingdom of Hawai'i Islands still exists as an Independent Nation State (Country,). The above statistics can be found in Congressional Records Document number S-50. A majority of land here is held in perpetuity by Kanaka Maoli from the records of the Great Mahele of 1848. Title Searches by state law only go back 30 years which they warranty with their warranty deed. America is continents 2500 miles East across the Pacific Ocean. Hawai'i is NOT America!
You get that everywhere. What amuses me is when white people there oppose newcomers. However do I honestly care if the locals like me being there? No. Not at all
I was a Kamaaina for nearly 20 years on The Hilo/Puna districts of the Big Island. I love Hawaii and it's music culture and natural beauty. Number factor that forced me to leave was AFFORDABILITY. Hawaii has the highest cost of living in America. Crime was a bit high and too many locals strung out on Ice/Crystal meth. Don't know how the scene is now. I left in 2005.
you have a Iron Man event!
Maly, is it possible to contact you if we are weighing in into relocating but renting first?
For sure! Feel free to email at maly@discoverthebigisland.com ❤️
@@discoverthebigisland thank you🙏
Reef: also, stop stepping on the reef with your coral crunching water shoes!!
I HAVE NOT SEEN " ALOHA SPIRIT " ONLY " UPTIGHT SPIRIT " ON THE ISLAND. THE FRIENDLYNESS ON THE ISLAND IS WORST THAN THE MAINLAND.
I suppose you came with the wrong attitude. I live in California, however whenever I come and visit family the people are always friendly, maybe because I live with the aloha I was brought up with. A local will check you if you are respectful. It’s never happened to me, however I’ve seen it happen.
People are really friendly on the island.
Just don’t agree. I was welcomed and encouraged to be a part of. Maybe because I am older. I studied‘ ōlelo, hula kahiko, Hawaiian learning methods, protocol, traditional gardening methods, and learned to eat local. Still not good at it, but love having the opportunity to try. Aloha nui loa.
@@denize7139 because you came with the right mindset and appreciation for the culture. It’s the people who come with an attitude and not even trying to be part of the community. There’s a reason natives stay and those who become locals love the islands. Thank you for being part of the community.
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No Amazon prime? I'm out! 😅
Prime delivers slowly but really saves on shipping costs.
Yes, and free shipping to the island.
Property taxes on the big island ARE MORE THAN DOUBLE the other islands. Absolutely NOT worth it given that Kona is a dump full of homeless people.
People should know there is always an active volcano
Do the research before moving to the big island
So many people are not aware! I am so glad to read that you enjoyed the content 🌺
So keep your expectations low, Gotca
Prejudice people just need to grow up.
Respect. Often practiced as racism. Like all of the Hawaiian islands there is a healthy dose of reverse racism against mainlanders who are white. Not all of course.
No amazon prime😮
Usps, FedEx, and UPS is what we have
You forgot to mention the massively huge cockroaches that are everywhere and that you are not allowed to kill!
Hahahahaha Island time is for sure a real thing out here
We all know the real reasons why these videos are posted. But to post these reasons not to move, there is not cutting it. I've lived in CA=earthquake/fires/high cost living. Oregon= Volcanoes/earthquakes, known as the ring of fire. Midwest= Tornado alley. Lower south= Is hurricanes galore. The East coast= Blizzards. What's new! As for critters! Not a issue. Did I mention I lived in Iceland=real Volcanoes. The land of fire and ice. So! Wouldn't you rather have someone who respects the culture or the wealthy wealthy,who are really destroying the islands?
You forgot mufflon sheep.
I see meerkat
I get vog from the numerous aggressive, unbalanced, unmedicated mental people in my neighborhood. Therefore, I'm going to take my chance and move there.
I dont have to worry about the water because I'm allergic to salt water and shark bites.
these homeless people will ruin the state. Don't give them money, buy them a ticket back to the main land
if there homeland is the island, where do you want to ship them?
Volcanic Fog = Vog
All countries and provinces have problems
All you can eat Wild Pork BBQ, MacNuts, & Coffee ? 🐖 🌰☕
Still expensive.
How about "don't move here" chances are you going to get filtered out 😂
California doesn't use their horns either
Do not-------Do not-----Do not move to Hawaii. On the Hilo side they will not like you...because you are from the mainland. I was there 14 yrs. I know.
Why discourage people from moving there? Instead, maybe encourage people to treat the islands and locals with respect, while advising that the locals have a bias against them due to the history of the relationship with Hawaii and mainland. It's like you're saying "don't move to the southern US as a black person they'll hate you there" rather than "hey while I may not advise it, if you do move to the south here's some things to look for".
Sam is absolutely correct we don’t need or want new comers.
@@inquisitorfivecraft5424Hawai'i is NOT the USA and that continent is NOT our MAINland!
@@Susan-mi1nw never said it was please don't put words in my mouth.
You must be a guy full of himself, I’ve been here my whole life and welcome all newcomers
Dont move here, we have to deal eith this kinda peeps alreadt🤦
@@ChrisParayno Lets show Aloha my friend ❤️
The easiest thing to do is to just stay where you are. DONT MOVE TO HAWAII!!!! It’s NOT your home. Trust me, we won’t move to yours.
Hawaiians are in Alaska and we don't say anything about it.
Having so many flood in to our home is changing our vibe it really sucks. Please people stay away.
I’m a human and I have human skin and flesh and have never been shot. Her - “Well you have to come out and experience being shot. You won’t know if it will kill up until you try!” 😂
FYI the locals will hate you forever
That's not true.
No more Haole and popolo mainland transients 👎
Tough were still coming were going to ship you to California.
Most people do not know the history of the islands or that Hawaii of December 7th was not declared a State until 1950. Do not expect them to change their minds nor hearts.
Boreing
If you're going to leave an ass jat comment, at least spell it right.
You are so pleasant and likeable.
Xlnt video !! Mark
Mahalo for your kind words!!
Please don't move here keep Hawaiian lands in Hawaiian hands!
Nope were coming And sending you to California.
So nobody moving to the Big Island know theres Vocanos? 😂 what a dumb video
The majority of the people that move out here do not know that we have lava zones and lava zones impact residential areas. This video was made to inform🌺
All the islands have volcanos, most dormant. That's what most new comers think, that losing your house can't happen to them.