coolkayaker1
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And I thought Honey and Bosko were kewl.
Someone needs to send Warren an invitation to UWC. He just might show up!
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Buffett & Bon Jovi Duet
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And I thought Honey and Bosko were kewl.
Someone needs to send Warren an invitation to UWC. He just might show up!
consitter
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Can't see the video from my work computer, but man you just gave me something to look forward to when I get home!!
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coolkayaker1
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Hint, consitter...Warren Buffett holds his own but, man, he sweats a lot. lol
consitter
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If I was his age, I would sweat a lot too!
KoaDependent
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Funny thing. When he appeared on Chinese state TV singing "I've Been Working On The Railroad", he played a Hawaiian-made Mele. At a meeting of the 400 richest Americans, he played a Chinese-made Kala.
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coolkayaker1
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That's an exellent observation, KD.
What's with that, Warren?
What's with that, Warren?
itsme
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I noticed he was playing a Kala as well. I think Warren is anything but a uke snob. Surely he can afford any uke he wants.
I enjoyed the video, it really shows how different generations can be united by the common bond and love of music.
Reminded me of when David Bowie and Bing Crosby sang a duet of "Little Drummer Boy/Peace on Earth" on Crosby's Christmas special.
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coolkayaker1
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Reminded me of when David Bowie and Bing Crosby sang a duet of "Little Drummer Boy/Peace on Earth" on Crosby's Christmas special.
That was monumental, indeed.
I think Warren's a hypocrite, now that you both mention the Kala. Buy American, he espouses. But I guess that's only when we buy See's Candies, Geico Insurance, Coca Cola or any other of his owned/heavily invested companies.
Warren, play a Hawaiian uke, for God's sakes.
I pictured him as a vintage Martin man myself.
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coolkayaker1
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That's, actually, an excellent picture. I can see that.
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itsme
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But Kala is an American company, even if they outsource their manufacturing. They provide jobs to American workers and retailers/distributors, who pay personal and corporate taxes.
These days you'd be hard pressed to find many things that are 100% made in America, whether it's clothing, electronics, appliances, etc.
