Hukilau vs tiki kon - Other Events

C croe67 Tiki Socialite Joined: Jan 05, 2003 Posts: 1202	C croe67 Posted posted on Sun, Feb 9, 2020 4:41 PM As is pointed out above, each event makes its own choices on security & opening up the event to others. Ohana chooses not to because we are a charity. Our event, our choice. If you don't like it, that's OK. Then don't come. But why revisit this topic 9 months later to pick at the wound, again? & I also do not know where $300 came from. In the case of Ohana tickets are in the $100 range for the weekend & all seminars are INCLUDED (no additional tickets) - the only additional fee is for the optional kick-off party, which is generally in the $25-40 range to cover food for that event After sitting on this for 9 months as this thread was dormant, it's clear you have a bone to pick with Ohana & your own personal agenda that is causing you to troll the event here. You're just grinding your axe. [ Edited by: croe67 2020-02-09 17:47 ]

As is pointed out above, each event makes its own choices on security & opening up the event to others. Ohana chooses not to because we are a charity. Our event, our choice.
If you don't like it, that's OK. Then don't come. But why revisit this topic 9 months later to pick at the wound, again?

& I also do not know where $300 came from.
In the case of Ohana tickets are in the $100 range for the weekend & all seminars are INCLUDED (no additional tickets) - the only additional fee is for the optional kick-off party, which is generally in the $25-40 range to cover food for that event

After sitting on this for 9 months as this thread was dormant, it's clear you have a bone to pick with Ohana & your own personal agenda that is causing you to troll the event here. You're just grinding your axe.

[ Edited by: croe67 2020-02-09 17:47 ]

Post #800583 by croe67 on Sun, Feb 9, 2020 4:41 PM