sorry friends this is why i yearn for the good old days Rob if you hear what it might cost to keep Norm on the beach perhaps we can start a go fund me page
sorry friends this is why i yearn for the good old days Rob if you hear what it might cost to keep Norm on the beach perhaps we can start a go fund me page
As I said in a previous post...this has been going on for years...it's not about money it's about getting the actual license.
Norman would be too proud to beg/ask for money...he's a business man that is trying to get the law reinterpreted.
For those that didn't read all the previous posts...Norman was back on the beach almost immediately.
That is sad. I have bought many a pattie from norman. One thing i always loved about negril is that you can buy just about anything without ever leaving your beach chair. Years ago when the beach wasnt lined with restruants and bars all the beach vendors were providing a much needed service. Now some are still providing those services trying to scratch out a living. That is part of Negrils charm that so many of us have grown to love. I hope they can find a way to allow people like norman to continue to make a living on the beach. I always pay for my newspaper a week at a time and if i am not there when he comes by its always dropped off with someone who works where i stay. Its things like that that keep me coming back. As far as the horses go i would love to see them dissapear into one of the beautyfull sunsets and never return
never seen the horses till the last few years over by Sun Beach....
however people love to get up on the horses and get der pic taken....
mi sure most travelers don't know der illegal on the beach.......
mi noticed a real down tick in the walking vendors on the beach....
mi haven't been able to buy a Beef Pattie all Winter.....or ice cream.....ugh
unfortunately mi haven't seen a down tick in the RentaDreads/Gigolos....never seen so many...
and some are very rude to the travelers visiting Negril......dem way too aggressive...
mi counted 10 trying to talk to 6 female travelers a couple Sundays ago at Sun Beach.....
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That is strange, we've gotten patties from Norman on almost all our beach visits so far this season. But you did have to time it right and catch Norman on his way up the beach. He had sold out by the time he was making his way back.
As for the gigalos and hookers, the demand has always set the supply for the world's oldest profession...
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I love Norman's patties. I hope they can sort this out. As for harassing tourists, I !NEVER seen either man do this
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Last edited by frankk; 02-16-2017 at 08:19 AM.
It is just the way things work. If you want to stop people from harassing tourists then you have to make laws that everyone has to follow. If you want vendors licensed, then you have to make everyone get a license. You just can't "cherry pick" the ones out that you don't want to have to follow rules and laws.
I think that in the long run everyone will like it more when some order is imposed on the system.
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I had no trouble getting patties from Norman at any time of afternoon. Not had a chance to get pork from Dean yet. I will advise if I see them on beach today as I hope. Thanks for great responses from Rob and all.
This has nothing to do with whether Norman, Dean, Cortis, etc. ever harassed anyone, it has to do with the enforcement of new laws to address the complaints from tourists about harassment.
To serve food, your facilities need to be inspected and approved for the restaurant license. In addition, each person who handles the food has to have a food handlers license. Since these vendors do not have physical locations, they cannot even apply for a license.
While Norman and I talked, the idea of a small "restaurant/bakery" that only offered delivery services came to mind. This will be one of the ideas that he will present to the authorities.
But because of the new tourist harassment laws, being an unlicensed vendor of any kind makes you illegal. The law is written to prohibit this activity and does not single out individual people, nor does it exclude individual people.
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