Made In Hawaii Festival Day 2
Even More People
There was no let up in shopping as the Made In Hawaii Festival went into its second day. People came early and stayed late. It was a chore to work your way up or down any of the aisles in either of the two Blaisdale buildings.
Is Traffic All You Need?
If traffic was all that’s needed to insure success, no one could fail in this environment. However, traffic isn’t enough all by itself. The behavior of the person seen by those making up the traffic is an even bigger factor.
“It’s So Slow”
When asked how the show was, I assure you that some will say, “It was so slow.” This “salesperson” sitting and reading something while in the midst of this heavy traffic may as well have been out in the desert all alone. People will not stop and interupt someone that is engrossed in something else. To get busy, get busy.
August 16th, 2008 at 7:30 pm
I really do appreciate seeing these photos. They surely do make a case against the “BAD ECONOMY” crap we are being fed every day. And that woman sitting there doing nothing while surrounded by opportunity speaks a few volumes as well. I’m guessing that her “economy” isn’t so good.
August 17th, 2008 at 9:35 pm
I have been to Hawaii a few times and just cannot imagine people fortunate enough to live there spending time in a crowded place like this when they could be at the beach.
The bargains must be tremendous; the beach is free.