What Went Wrong? Exploring An Abandoned Milk Plant

[@GUYANAUNCUT]

Great episode!

[@ForTheCultureGuyana]

Thank you!

[@Linda_md772]

Lovely place make it a historical place for tourism?

[@ForTheCultureGuyana]

I hope so

[@guyanazibahkhana7495]

So sorry, Demerara DeLuxe formers workers. A deep sadness lurk for this moist and warm ruins.

[@karanpersaud1]

I just commented on the currency video about already know that stuff... I definitely learned soemthing (a lot of things) here... Being a bus conductor for a while (42 timehri to GT & 32 parika to GT) I always over heard the route 31 conductors say dairy-dairy... I now know this is probably why.
Thank you, great content again, Guyanese have always had a culture of abandoning good things, please promise to not make this channel one of them.

[@ForTheCultureGuyana]

Thank you. I’m glad you learned something today, that’s why we’re here. We appreciate you watching and let us know if you have any suggestions for a future episode

[@karanpersaud1]

@@ForTheCultureGuyana that comment is on the suspended bridge episode, also consider numbering your EPs for reference esp for word of mouth.

[@Bantu-King]

When I left in the 70s, fresh milk was still available by private businesses and the milk plant. Box/bottle milk was still sold by the GMC, also orange juice. All locally produced. Everything went under with this government.

[@ForTheCultureGuyana]

It’s sad. There’s this tendency for governments to throw away all of their predecessors work and replace it with their own. Too many egos in politics

[@kojochukwuma7938]

Guyana is such a sad place when you get down to its history.

[@ForTheCultureGuyana]

Guyana has a bittersweet history indeed

[@F4TiMA.]

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[@ForTheCultureGuyana]

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