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look at that badow who is standing right infront of the TV

waraabe251 wrote:kkkkkkkkkkkkkk

look at that badow who is standing right infront of the TV

Why can't I view the video?

Great business for the owner. This kinda thing should not make the 5 O'Clock news though as it does often in our country. I wouldn't be surprised to see Silaanyo or Zaylici cutting the ribbon.

Yeah lets focus on the opening of an arcade room to serve the kids of the elite and diaspora, while ignoring the fact that the average local continues to struggle to make ends meet due to soaring living costs and hyperinflation.

Meth don't worry the Gaming centre will be closed down by elders just like the ones before it

Methylamine wrote:Yeah lets focus on the opening of an arcade room to serve the kids of the elite and diaspora, while ignoring the fact that the average local continues to struggle to make ends meet due to soaring living costs and hyperinflation.

this

Even thought the private owner has a right to open it, I think he should've invested in something beneficial for the locals.

Beneficial.....don't make laugh.
Somalia has spent billions on khaat during the last twenty years.
That's your roads, schools, hospitals etc......forget about some poxy out of date computer games.

AishahWaqooyi wrote:Meth don't worry the Gaming centre will be closed down by elders just like the ones before it

Are you talking about the one that was called Wonderland? 10 years ago, I remember watching a video of my cousins from England going to SL for the first time and they went into a game room called that, looked empty as fuck though.

Lancer: it's way easier and more lucrative for the owner to open a restaurant or gaming room, as opposed to a warshad or farm which may not immediately benefit the owner per se, but would help the locals obtain cheap food and make the country more self sufficient

Methylamine wrote:Yeah lets focus on the opening of an arcade room to serve the kids of the elite and diaspora, while ignoring the fact that the average local continues to struggle to make ends meet due to soaring living costs and hyperinflation.

That arcade is doing a lot sxb. It has provided jobs and a flow of money to the area. Are you dumb, don't you know simple economics? The construction of the building, the staff working there, the people who go there with money will all sustain that small area with the money they bring. So the locals with their shops are getting diaspora kids come spend a lot money in their stalls. The guy is doing more for his community than you are

original dervish wrote:Beneficial.....don't make laugh.
Somalia has spent billions on khaat during the last twenty years.
That's your roads, schools, hospitals etc......forget about some poxy out of date computer games.

what have video games got to do with roads and khat. shut your mouth you dh111lo

Lol @car ricing , great investment tho wadanku wa uu bahnaa mel ee caruurta ku caweyso

I know the kid who owns this.