We'll use it to get into areas we can't get into with our trucks or by foot. You can go on mud, through sand. You can drive it in water. You can cross the river on this.

It is simply too unsafe to let any of our keiki ride in the back of pickup trucks. We have to protect them. It breaks my heart to see teenagers in the ER after accidents like the one we experienced this past weekend in Kona.

Shay had an X-ray and scan on his injured foot,

There's also a great legacy in terms of working with the unions. One of the areas that I need to continue on is to make sure we don't lose the ground that Brian's gained in those areas. But the challenge for this site, as Brian would say, is to figure out how we get the earnings to be more positive than they are.

It's here for when we need it. This is another tool in our toolbox.

I'm 6-foot-2 and 240 pounds. There is quite a bit more room on the inside than you'd think.