The Maui economy is still struggling six months after a devastating wildfire tore through West Maui, leaving widespread destruction. Local businesses, including a scuba diving operation, are grappling with the decision of whether to rebuild. The town of Lahaina, a popular tourist spot, was severely impacted, with estimates suggesting it will cost over $5 billion and take several years to rebuild. There are also debates about the future of Lahaina's economy, which previously relied heavily on tourism. Many displaced residents are still living in temporary accommodations, while some businesses have had to adapt by operating out of food trucks. The situation is particularly challenging for Maui, with officials working to provide shelter and support for those who have lost their homes.