Thread: sabiki brigade....

I've been told to keep my words soft and sweet so they won't be so hard to swallow when I have to eat them. After my remark about the cleaning tables, which were a real mess yesterday in spite of what the pier crew could do, today I saw two Asian ladies cleaning hardtails and very carefully putting the throwaway parts into big cups and throwing them over the rail. Their part of the pier was nice and clean.

To the person that posted about not wearing the bracelets, many people do not wear them because they buy a month, half year, or year long pass. I don't think that you get a wristband when you have one of those.

I shoulda bought a 6 month pass back in March, I think it would have saved me a little bit of money this summer....

Originally Posted by CarlF

Don't be so quick to assume that just because they don't speak fluent English or "look" American that they aren't citizens or legal residents...
Not that it has any relevance anyway.
There was a clearly American fisherman doing the exact same thing on the octi on Saturday. Exact quote: "There's 3 of us, I'm filling the cooler."

Agree with Carl on this one. Some (most) people respect the rules and regulations and regrettably some don't. Doesn't matter what country you're from. That being said, when I was down there I didn't catch shit! So I'm going to need more help from you guys or possibly my friends from the Orient. LOL!