Business owner near massive Park Fire refuses to evacuate despite order

[@stacec3990]

We were just talking about this historic business the other day when news of evacuations for Butte Meadows were issued. God bless and keep you, Thomas. My family has visited the Bambi Inn for decades. Alwaus our last stop after the first day of trout season, mushroom foraging, camping trips and the annual tree cutting for their wonderful hot cocoa and a spot by their hearth to warm up. Always a warm and friendly atmosphere

[@billythekidd707]

My father lives behind the Bambi inn. Hoping he has something to go back to when the fire settles.

[@joannewatts9892]

My son & I will have to go to that cool inn . Cool guy .!

[@linnsmith181]

Love it❤❤❤❤❤

[@uyeda]

Huge fire.

[@edgarsanchez1004]

Babe wake up. Kevin Ko is on tv

[@distractionb]

Never is in his name.

[@gotwalk]

Why show this single person who decides to ignore professional advice? Where is the interview of the professionals to balance out this interview?

[@Campzzyzx]

The PlanDemic killed small business if you're still standing do what you want. Hold the line sir

[@LoamReaper]

Oh, please. What kind of science degree do you have? Any degree? GED?! It must really suck to have your life ruled by conspiracy theories.

[@Campzzyzx]

@@LoamReaper says the double vaxxed triple boosted baaah baah

[@LoamReaper]

The vaccine has been great for my family and everybody I know. The friends that got Covid have all had mild symptoms. Too bad hundreds of thousands of people died because they believed the conspiracy theories. Even Trump and all the Faux News anchors got the vaccine!

[@giftedgreen2152]

This is so sad. Why do people still live there?

[@stacec3990]

You'd have to experience mountain life to even begin to understand the answer to that question

[@californianorma876]

Why do you?

[@lindajoycedonaldson1883]

Protect your flag. I will visit there in the future. Good hamburgers.

[@fowlerja]

NATURAL DISASTERS: "California frequently experiences natural disasters such as wildfires, floods, earthquakes, and landslides. Residents should be prepared for these environmental hazards, which are often exacerbated by extreme weather events and climate change." California typically experiences the largest number of wildfires and acres burned annually compared to other states in the United States. California is also frequently cited as the state that experiences the most severe and widespread droughts in the United States. Annual earthquake damages in the US are estimated at $14.7 billion, up from $7.5 billion in 2017. California accounts for $9.6 billion of the annual losses, followed by Washington ($1.2 billion) and Oregon ($745 million). San Andreas - are you also waking up?

[@californianorma876]

and your point? Don't like it? Leave.

[@fowlerja]

Left in 1992 when CA was a nice place to live.