of course it was a joke of a comment... however, i'm not quite sure about your anger over this project... i didn't see the connection between this and hungry people, underpaid public employees, or lack of basic civilized mindset toward national treasures... first of all, there is no "they" that have built and are operating this business... it was not done by public funds, state budget, or Armenia Fund donations... it is a private business, established by certain individual(s) to make profit... i'm sure you can be appreciative of this concept... i could understand your opposition if you mentioned the inhumane treatment of dolphins and unfavorable living conditions... or if you mentioned how no environmental study was conducted to evaluate the impact of this business on the surrounding area... or if you mentioned how nobody seems to care what kind of stress this business is going to put on already crumbling water infrastructure in the city... or if you mentioned how the community was not consulted before allocating a park to this project... or if you mentioned the alleged corruptions that surround the permitting and approval processes of this business... however, this endeavor did not condemn the hungry to more hunger... nor did it deprive public employees from their fair chance to live decent living... if anything, this business helped some of those hungry people put bread on their tables by providing them jobs as janitors, veterinarians, security personnel, cashier clerks, accountants, business managers, legal counsels, marketing personnel, etc etc... now, i don't agree with Ashot's exuberance with expanding tourism and basing the country's strategic long term advancement on it... tourism is not a viable industry for Armenia to thrive on in the 21st century... nor is it a platform for developing a highly intelligent society (which i see you favor and would like to see in armenia)... however, on an individual level, this project and private business is a positive movement of a notch for the country's economy...