, the worst storm in its modern history. Bowles was undeterred. “This is a big, big frickin’ storm and a lot of my friends who are down here as well for tax purposes, they bounced,” he said. “I got my heels in the sand. I want to see what it’s all about.”was recorded in a high-rise apartment with the city around him in darkness. “Hurricane update: 100 percent of the island in Puerto Rico has no power,” he said. “Thankfully, we have a backup generator so we’re watching the game.
involved in new ways to make money and well-established ones has moved to Puerto Rico, buying real estate and being accused of pushing out locals who pay their full tax burden.grew against Act 22 participants, such as the bitcoin investors flaunting their station or leaving before the storm hit to golf in New Jersey or attend a conference in Miami. Dean Huertas, recently laid off from a seasonal job at a Jet Ski–rental company, responded to the videos of Bowles making the rounds.
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