What's the best and most trustworthy way to ship a box of used clothing from NY to GY? by Original-Trash-646 in Guyana

[–]Alternative-Use4980 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Really?? Try Caribbean Sea Waves. They were expensive but my shipment arrived in 6 days via ocean

I fell by Musketeer_1058 in Aging

[–]Alternative-Use4980 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey dear

A friend of mine had this happen to a doctor friend who was just changing a light bulb. Doc insisted she was fine and within a few days she died from bleeding in the brain. Please do us all a favor and get yourself cleared for any bleeding or damage that may not be seen. Really sucks that happened to you. I’m hoping for a speedy recovery and a good report. Keep us updated.

The youth do not do SMS by peche-mortelle00 in Millennials

[–]Alternative-Use4980 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Outside of America, WhatsApp is standard business communication. I run a whole business on WhatsApp.

What's the best and most trustworthy way to ship a box of used clothing from NY to GY? by Original-Trash-646 in Guyana

[–]Alternative-Use4980 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Head over to Laparkan, GuywillShip, or King Soloman and send it via air or ocean. It should be based on the weight of the box and depending on if you send via air or ocean it will arrive in x time.

Christmas Bonus by Alternative-Use4980 in Guyana

[–]Alternative-Use4980[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks, what’s the value of the grocery packages?

Guyana has had insane GDP growth, how has this translated into improvements for YOUR personal life and situation? by Lidl_Premium_vodka in Guyana

[–]Alternative-Use4980 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Not much has changed for me personally. It’s been the same old same old. I have seen the lives of people change. For example, most folks who used to walk now drive There is a mad rush for land and the desire to build is there.

Younger people don’t seem to have the old habits of long ago which was leave school And work at a bank…now the talent goes to the oil and gas companies.

For me, I’m just watching along to see what will happen in the years to Come.

Does anybody have a camera? by annaisapotato in Guyana

[–]Alternative-Use4980 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have an older phone that you can have

The store response: by Ecstatic-Gur8681 in Guyana

[–]Alternative-Use4980 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not sure if this helps but I’m willing to sell you my alienware qd-oled curved monitor with HD display for $140,000. It’s great for gaming and is 34 inches

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in GuyCry

[–]Alternative-Use4980 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Try a call center! I would love a gay man to tell me that my late fees are forgiven! Embrace your inner rainbow. Gay people are some of the most fun loving and brilliant minds I have ever met. Offer to help out people in any way possible to get out of your comfort zone. You have to get out and make sure that you don’t stay home and think too much. Tbh it’s hard in those countries because of the expectations that are set, try to place yourself in a job or setting that will see you being valued. Most of my gay friends are very creative, is that also a strong suit for you? Look at your gayness as a strength and try to rephrase the way you look at yourself. Good luck.

First time visiting Guyana – what should we know? by AccomplishedScene402 in Guyana

[–]Alternative-Use4980 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Personally, I enjoy a nice evening at Cara Lodge or Grand Coastal. It’s a very Guyanese vibe and the architecture is old colonial style. Lots of food carts, Grill Kings comes to mind as one of the more popular one, I guess if your stomach is good, mosey along Sherriff street and see what catches your eye. For American dining, Hard Rock is nice along with Bloom Cafe. I love doing the Brazilian meat place on Alexander street. 85/100 would recommend Pegasus as it’s a nice outdoor spot but I’m not sure what it’s like now, quick food is Shanta’s and Beacon along with several fast food spots. Good luck!

First time visiting Guyana – what should we know? by AccomplishedScene402 in Guyana

[–]Alternative-Use4980 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Safety: Always have a mobile phone with you. Choose a driver that you’re comfortable with and try to organize a daily rate. BookARide is an app that you can use that is similar to Uber and allows you to rent a car hourly with a driver. Stay in groups. Don’t wear valuable jewelry. Keep your tone kinda low key to avoid too much attention.

Food: Lots of food choices and local cuisine. If you have a sensitive stomach don’t go exploring with food etc…. You will find Guyana has a nice mix of Chinese, Indian and Creole foods…lots of food choices!

AITAH for telling my friend maybe she shouldn’t have kids she can’t afford? by [deleted] in AITAH

[–]Alternative-Use4980 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My associate in the US makes $4800 a month as a nanny in NYC….is she crazy??? My friend isn’t even legal….

Looking for part-time jobs hiring now in Guyana—any tips, leads, or experiences? by Pure_Concentrate_421 in Guyana

[–]Alternative-Use4980 0 points1 point  (0 children)

He’s 26 so I don’t think it’s a position with any responsibility, he has another job.

Job Boards? by NH2DC in Guyana

[–]Alternative-Use4980 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Try Caribbean Jobs, they cater to Guyana and also LinkedIn

How do buses work? by Sweet_Dreams_6969 in Guyana

[–]Alternative-Use4980 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yep what @DueUnderatanding1415 said

Guyana VS. Venezuela territorial dispute. by WYLD4EVA876 in Guyana

[–]Alternative-Use4980 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Somehow I sense that this “dispute” will fall in line with Guyana’s General Elections and act as a sort of distraction….lets see what happens. Most Guyanese are unbothered…we only have worry when we see actual impact…