Picnic at Eve Anderson’s Magnum PI house

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Picnic at Eve Anderson’s Magnum PI house Rant about PBN letter to the editor Money as captial and sweat as capital The lame things about physical inventory 80 days and football 2 a days greatergoodradio.com updates registration and benefits free aftershows calendar, KKEA AM schedule and upcoming shows aftershow page wimpy updates and customization June Jones update Transcript: Evan Leong: Today is August 7, 2005, it is Sunday and this is Evan’s Journal coming out of Greater Good Radio, Hawaii. It is 11:19 tonight and this would be the last thing I do before I go to bed. And I have a lot of things actually to go through tonight and today was a really good day, we ended up going to a picnic at Eve Anderson’s place and that’s an area in Waimanalo, Hawaii where Magnum PI was filmed. So if you look at the Magnum PI and he does that little donut in his Ferrari on the lawn and then he goes into the house in that area, that’s Eve Anderson’s estate. So it’s a really I mean it’s really a cool estate, you go in to the gates and it’s really odd kind of architecture. In fact it doesn’t even look like it’s been updated in the outside part of the house but we never go in the inside part so it doesn’t really matter. There’s tennis court in there and then there is a whole huge area to do your barbeque with electricity and everything and then there is another large area where there is a place to play I mean you can play baseball or whatever and then also there is another area for a volley ball court and then when you go through the back part of the house, there is almost like a public restroom where there is stalls as well as place to shower off. It’s right on the beach so the really cool part about it, is that when you go through the gate and you end up in the beach, it’s almost like it’s own private cove where they have the rocks I don’t know if it’s a rock like a manmade kind of reef like structure or barrier so that it blocks I guess the waves coming through and then it’s really cool for the kids to be able to play over there. It’s nice sandy area. So we stayed there from about I don’t know 11:30 to about 3 o’clock and it was super nice. So it was just a really cool day. I was so tired after playing out there with a buddy and the other kids that man I took a two-hour nap and I was just wiped out but here I am back at work again because here is a lot of stuff to do. (00:02:19) Anyways, I have this PBN, Pacific Business News in front of me I was able to go through last week’s one through here and I must start off the day this one with a little rant because it’s unbelievable to me. If you flip to the back part of PBN in page 34, there is a little area on the bottom, that’s called ‘letters to the editor’ and there is a letter here saying, ‘get Maui visitors to spend more but promise not to stay forever’. So, I mean it’s just ridiculous it says Maui County Planning Director Mike Foley was correct, PBN June 24, when he said, Maui’s infrastructure must be improved before we ask for more visitors. My business in the Lahaina relies primarily on visitors. Okay now listen to this part this person is a business owner, ‘an increasing number of them say they won’t return to Maui, the most frequent complaints are traffic jams, expensive parking, crowded beaches and lack of restrooms. They sometimes add that San Costco, Kmart, Wal-Mart and Home Depot near the Airport makes Maui look too much like home. Maui should require visitors to spend more money on their vacation and promise not to move here’. Okay now what the hell is this guy talking about? You are going to require visitors to spend more money on vacation and promise not to move here. Okay, why don’t you just also require them that when they come on their trip to shop at your place of business and then all other businesses that are alike...

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