Hawaiian

Yeah, it's an okina.

And it's a letter in the Hawaiian alphabet.

It's a glottal stop.

It's not a punctuation.

Nice.

yeah we need to all wear Hawaiian shirts for our Raid Squadron round table because that was like his thing he would always wear a Hawaiian shirt yeah that'll especially be good for the audio listeners to know just to know I think the vibes will be right don't you think like auditorily the vibes for sure well speaking of the vibes being right Rick we've got some canon comics getting the vibes right Got a vibe check over there in the Canon Comics.

What is this?

Yeah, so there's the fall of Kylo Ren comic series.

Texter says – because, yeah, this happens with Hawaii – names and and and and town names all the time right but this texter says would you rather people pronounce it as uh iwa beach right yeah it's eva beach but you have a lot like on the little league world series covers sometimes you would hear like iwa beach um you know i mentioned a lot of people especially on the continent say honolulu not honolulu and you They're just little things like that that might not seem like a lot for people that are on the outside looking in.

But I do think that here for us living here as local residents and in some cases people of Native Hawaiian ancestry, it's like when you're talking about Hawaiian names, it's just important.

It's just a recognition thing.

And that's all.

Yeah, I like that.

It makes it sound

more Hawaiian.

Sweet.

It's a shirt.

It looks like a Hawaiian shirt, but like the most... chaotic Hawaiian shirt you've ever seen and they said it prevents as crazy and obnoxious and hideous looking as this shirt is to the naked human eye when AI looks at it it basically turns it into nothing.

The camera almost can't see it.

So if you're one of those people and you think I don't want to be recorded everywhere I go would you wear this digital camouflage shirt? I

The boys fired up the 85-horsepower outboard motor and took off out into the Alinuhaha Channel.

Now, old Hawaiian fishermen will tell you to keep a respectful eye on that channel.

Alinuhaha roughly translates to great billow smashing.

It's a place where the wind gets squeezed between the towering volcanoes of Maui and the Big Island, and it can turn nasty faster than a rattlesnake strike.

Now, let's just say a Chinese fishing trawler or even a group of rogue smugglers happened to anchor there, found the body, and decided to do the Christian thing by burying him.

Then why didn't they report it? If you find a shipwreck, and especially a dead body, you call it in.

And what about the blank pieces of paper? Some Hawaiian elders whisper that burying a man with blank paper or foil resembles a very old obscure island burial rite intended to protect a deceased spirit from wandering.

If a passing Taiwanese fisherman buried him, how did he know about a Hawaiian burial custom? And then comes the final, chilling piece of the puzzle.

pants? No, I was wearing...

It was Hawaiian...

Was it those sweatpants that says juicy? It was Hawaiian Wednesday and...

At the strip club? Yeah, and you would get in for free if you wore a Hawaiian shirt.

I got this, it was an extra, extra large Hawaiian shirt.

I cut it, but I don't know how to sew, so I put safety pins all down the sides to make it into a dress.

I was wearing that, so I was having people asking me.

our cattle in the wintertime generally go through california and either stay in california to come north in the summer or they'll go straight into the plains area in amarillo texas area

where does the name ponoholo come from i don't speak hawaiian so for all i know it could be chicken ranch yeah

so originally ponoholo itself is a hawaiianization of von holt which is the last name And so my grandfather spoke Hawaiian pretty well and ran operations for the Campbell estate on Oahu back in the turn of the 19th century, 20th century, excuse me.

And they called him ,

which means Harry Von

So we built the ranch in 1978 when we took full control of it on the property here.

We changed, we used that name, Punahoulo, as the name.

Unbeknownst to me at that point, I wasn't completely fluent in the Hawaiian language.