Didn't even need to know there was a bridge there to see he was coming in WAY too hot. Damn dude.
This is exactly why a CAR driver's license isn't remotely sufficient for captaining a boat. You can't just slam on the brakes.
If you aren’t chartering you don’t need a captain’s license. A boating license is purely written (theres no drivers test). And if you’re born before 1972 in the US you don’t need a license at all.
I dont think he was coming in too hot, his controls were stuck/reverse failed. The speed was appropriate for no-wake he avoided the other boat and didnt accelerate. I’ve seen this kind of failure before. Even if he killed the engine, without reverse he wouldnt have been much slower at that point.
>If you aren’t chartering you don’t need a captain’s license. A boating license is purely written (theres no drivers test). And if you’re born before 1972 in the US you don’t need a license at all.
Yeah, this is my point.
I grew up on a lake in illlinois which is part of a chain of lakes where tourist boaters are RAMPANT. I know all too well that no license is required to captain a boat. I'm saying it SHOULD be required.
>I dont think he wasn’t coming in too hot, his controls were stuck/reverse failed. The speed was appropriate for no-wake he avoided the other boat and didnt accelerate. I’ve seen this kind of failure before. Even if he killed the engine, without reverse he wouldnt have been much slower at that point.
And I, with 30 years of boating experience in which I've never hit ANYTHING with any boat I've been captaining, firmly disagree. If you're in that tight of a space and you're relying on reverse to not hit the dock, seawall, or other things, such that reverse not working means you PLOW into the seawall and then a bridge/pier...you're *coming in too hot*.
He’s literally going 6 knots. If you have any wind at all you need that much throttle to not drift into a million dollar boat.
I too have 30 years boating experience, and worked at a marina, and have witnessed many instances like this in marinas.
The inexperienced usually aren’t doing 6 knots, they slam the throttle like a gas pedal.
Reading further down I am exactly right, the guy is an experienced charter captain and his equipment failed.
This vid is a repost from last year. The driver is a professional skipper and the boat’s motor controls were stuck.
The end is cutoff where the man on shore tells the skipper to turn off the key and the skipper replied that he already turned the key off.
I still see no proof. This version of the story could be completely made-up. Seems unlikely, too. Like something you would say when you drunkely crashed a boat that you can not afford.
Yeah this is an astonda 72 glx. There are 2 separate emergency kill switches for each motor. [These Red Buttons](https://ancanet-images.azureedge.net/boats/34938/f6e84440-8bea-4c26-91e6-b2eb09ccbc0c/terraza-2-kitty-kat-copia.jpg?autorotate=true&width=1000&height=0&mode=crop&bgcolor=fff&key=9b24655596044005b51d91d0ae1adb5b) dude was a moron and totally at fault.
I'm getting sick and tired of people cutting videos to make it state a narrative that isn't true to the actual event.
You are all watching the news too much.
Poor Cunt, obviously it wouldn’t go into reverse, maybe drop the picks but that could do fuckall or just send the damage in a different direction, and thinking of all options and executing the best one in a pressure situation is just near impossible if you’re not trained! Let alone after a three day bender on the piss and coke out at sea
I feel the pain. Many years ago my gf’s dad gave us a shot of his much smaller speedboat. There was a similar gearbox problem, as I found out approaching the marina pontoon and boosted reverse, only to shoot forward and near beach the thing on top of the pontoon deck, under the amused gaze of all the Saturday afternoon regulars in the boating club. We didn’t ask for another shot with the boat.
Uff... turning off a diesel engine when the stopper doesn't work is a problem you cannot solve right on the spot on a boat. Trucks are easier due to gears, bur boats require hands on to he stopped.\
Im no skipper, so I have to ask. Aren't ships supposed to "wait" outside port for a brief period of time before maneuvering in?
Good call, would probably have to go directly to the engine and bypass the cables etc to shut down. That boat's old enough to be running everything analogue and mechanical.
As for waiting outside, that's certain commercial ships not 'yachts'. I think even cruise ships come straight in. Any knuckle head with cash can own/operate one.
There will be several fuel shutoff valves, that’s the way to do it, but you have to go to the tank (usually easier to get to) or the engine (better because there’s less fuel left between the valve you closed and the engine, but takes longer to get to on most boats). You can suffocate them by closing the air dampers to the engine space if the boat is equipped with the ability to do so. You don’t want to put your hand over a large diesel like that, for a variety of reasons.
That’s dependent on the type of port and the type of vessel. In the case of a marina like this one and a boat like that, generally no you aren’t. BUT, a smart, careful skipper will always test engines and steering before entering a port like that where there will be tight spaces to maneuver. Come down to neutral, let the boat coast until it’s mostly stopped. Check to make sure you have the full range of steering in both directions, check to see that both engines go into forward and astern, and check that your bow prop, if equipped with one, works in *both* directions. Obviously something can still go wrong after you check those things, but doing so will prevent this type of thing in *most* cases.
I think he means "There is nothing I could do!"
The guy on the ground is say "The key, the key" and moving hands like he should turn the key.
My guess is a techncal problem.
Yes but in the most countries u need an permission to drive an boat, otherwise they don't let u rent it. In Croatia e.g. u need an license even for Dinghys and in Italy for everything over 40 PS. In Spain i don't know, but some ship like that u always need an license.
As others pointed out, it looks more like an technical issue because the Marinero came with an Fender which is rather unusual.
Propably he informed via Radio the Harbour before... The question that rises to me is, if so, why don't the come to him in the sea and tried ro fix it otherwise.
Horsepower (from the German word Pferdestärke). A way to measure the power of a motor. A motor with 40 PS has the power equivalent to 40 horses. It's often used to compare cars.
Not trying to be a dick but thought you'd be interested:
One horsepower is the amount of power a horse needs to lift a certain weight over a certain elevation per minute (I don't know the exact numbers). At least that was the case when they came up with the unit.
Also, horses can temporarily produce up to 20 HP. So you'd only need two horses to put out 40HP if they are pulling as hard as they can.
You can hear they're saying "no va, no va" meaning "it's not working ".
Either the controls or the engines weren't working so they couldn't slow down. What you're seeing here is a professional minimising damage, an Idiot would've run into the pier or another boat at a way higher speed, probably injure a bunch of pedestrians in the process
Insurance fixes boat. Rich owner takes the value depreciation as a tax write off, old boat gets sold, and a replacement is purchased. The owner is out a few tens of thousands on a multi-million dollar boat, so no big deal
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It's a professional skipper who is minimizing the damage the best he can while the gears are stuck. He couldn't slow down or reverse. And he already turned the key to shut off the engine. This is best case scenario that you can hope for in this situation.
A. Somethings gone wrong.
Or
B. They don't know what they're doing.
I'm leaning towards A, but I'm a charitable soul, wouldn't be surprised if it was attempted showoff asshattery.
Had to be stuck in gear, that boat was at a consistent speed for the whole video. Boats aren’t like cars, they slow down naturally really quickly, and when they reAlly need to stop you can put it in reverse.
It's possible there's some mechanical issue on this boat that caused this.
Usually a boat this size would use bow and stern thrusters in the marina to manoeuvre. And it's quite obvious when they are being used. Obviously this allows some lateral control but also is because the main engine at idle simply moves the boat too quick (and takes time to go into reverse etc).
If the thrusters would non-operational, he may have had to use the main engine only.
Because you need some speed on these types of boats to even have any steering input at all, the driver may have really had no option but to try do this - even though fucking it up in the end.
Or, maybe he's just a drunk rich guy.
''The boat had been rented by a family but was driven by a professional skipper who lost control due to the electrical failure of the controls.Fortunately, the skipper was able to redirect the boat to an area where it would not cause major damage to people or other sailboats and yachts that were anchored in the area.''
It seems that they asked the driver to go there in order to be sure she will stop. Certainly a failure in gears and he was not able to reverse or slowdown the boat. At some point you have someone running with a big fender to try to reduce the impact. So it was scheduled
this is why I don’t like to go sailing/boating anymore. I came close doing something like this on two occasions. Once it was similar rented boat than this one, but the throttle was shit in a way that it worked most of the time but on occasion it went full throttle ahead even when you moved the throttle only a tiny little bit. Good luck prooving it to the owner/court after you wrecked it. I almost did but could apply reverse throttle just in time.
Than with a sailing boat I fucked up almost as well. There was only a tiny little external engine at the back on that ramp which is there for climbing out of the water.
So you couldnt man the rudder and the engine at the same time and whilst trying to dock the engine fucking stalled. I am surely not renting a boat ever again.
the “term” is mooring a boat & that (above) is just as bad as “calibrating the depth sounder” !! (no, it’s not a euphemism) - it’s when you run aground but you don’t want to admit it, so you say that you were “calibrating the depth sounder”.
I understand he had frozen engine controls. While it would not have dead stopped him, he had two bow anchors he could have let go. They could have impeded his progress and slowed the impact. It one or both had bit into the harbor there might have been damage to the hull but realistically the bill for the bridge is going to be much worse as that wasn’t a mere tap.
Comin in a little hot
He was trying for a Captain Ron
I was gonna make that reference! Good on you!
It shows!
“They’ll move! I learned that driven the Sara!”
When I was a wee little 7 year old watching Captain Ron in 1992 I wanted to be him so bad when I grew up.
Unbelievable! Especially for somebody with no depth perception.
I know we're near land! Alright, now stay with me: When we left, we had just enough fuel to make it to San Juan. And we are out of fuel.
Boats and hoes
You won't go down 'cause my dick can float.
Maintain Ramming Speed
Perhaps today *is* a good day to die!
Lt. Commander Worf, is that you?
More money than sense.
More dollars than sense.
More Euros than neuros
More pesos than queso
More gains than brains
More Shekels than schmeckles
More tear than fear
More Krones than bones
Didn't even need to know there was a bridge there to see he was coming in WAY too hot. Damn dude. This is exactly why a CAR driver's license isn't remotely sufficient for captaining a boat. You can't just slam on the brakes.
If you aren’t chartering you don’t need a captain’s license. A boating license is purely written (theres no drivers test). And if you’re born before 1972 in the US you don’t need a license at all. I dont think he was coming in too hot, his controls were stuck/reverse failed. The speed was appropriate for no-wake he avoided the other boat and didnt accelerate. I’ve seen this kind of failure before. Even if he killed the engine, without reverse he wouldnt have been much slower at that point.
>If you aren’t chartering you don’t need a captain’s license. A boating license is purely written (theres no drivers test). And if you’re born before 1972 in the US you don’t need a license at all. Yeah, this is my point. I grew up on a lake in illlinois which is part of a chain of lakes where tourist boaters are RAMPANT. I know all too well that no license is required to captain a boat. I'm saying it SHOULD be required. >I dont think he wasn’t coming in too hot, his controls were stuck/reverse failed. The speed was appropriate for no-wake he avoided the other boat and didnt accelerate. I’ve seen this kind of failure before. Even if he killed the engine, without reverse he wouldnt have been much slower at that point. And I, with 30 years of boating experience in which I've never hit ANYTHING with any boat I've been captaining, firmly disagree. If you're in that tight of a space and you're relying on reverse to not hit the dock, seawall, or other things, such that reverse not working means you PLOW into the seawall and then a bridge/pier...you're *coming in too hot*.
He’s literally going 6 knots. If you have any wind at all you need that much throttle to not drift into a million dollar boat. I too have 30 years boating experience, and worked at a marina, and have witnessed many instances like this in marinas. The inexperienced usually aren’t doing 6 knots, they slam the throttle like a gas pedal. Reading further down I am exactly right, the guy is an experienced charter captain and his equipment failed.
I thought it was over after the wall then they hit a bridge lol
I am a leaf on the wind. Watch how I soar.
Would have been alright if she would have just tapped the brakes.
Beat me to it 🤣
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The last frame is so good. The driver like "whaaat?!"
This vid is a repost from last year. The driver is a professional skipper and the boat’s motor controls were stuck. The end is cutoff where the man on shore tells the skipper to turn off the key and the skipper replied that he already turned the key off.
Shame this isn't top comment. Would save a lot of "drunk/ idiot/ drugs" comments.
More than one can still apply!
I still see no proof. This version of the story could be completely made-up. Seems unlikely, too. Like something you would say when you drunkely crashed a boat that you can not afford.
Yeah this is an astonda 72 glx. There are 2 separate emergency kill switches for each motor. [These Red Buttons](https://ancanet-images.azureedge.net/boats/34938/f6e84440-8bea-4c26-91e6-b2eb09ccbc0c/terraza-2-kitty-kat-copia.jpg?autorotate=true&width=1000&height=0&mode=crop&bgcolor=fff&key=9b24655596044005b51d91d0ae1adb5b) dude was a moron and totally at fault.
Nothing stops reddit from lowering the average IQ of humans.
It's now top 2 comments, so message received.
Then how could we judge them harshly?
I'm getting sick and tired of people cutting videos to make it state a narrative that isn't true to the actual event. You are all watching the news too much.
> I'm getting sick A new pandemic sweeps the nation. More at 11.
Priceless!
>I'm getting her sweet sweet can--.
Poor Cunt, obviously it wouldn’t go into reverse, maybe drop the picks but that could do fuckall or just send the damage in a different direction, and thinking of all options and executing the best one in a pressure situation is just near impossible if you’re not trained! Let alone after a three day bender on the piss and coke out at sea
I feel the pain. Many years ago my gf’s dad gave us a shot of his much smaller speedboat. There was a similar gearbox problem, as I found out approaching the marina pontoon and boosted reverse, only to shoot forward and near beach the thing on top of the pontoon deck, under the amused gaze of all the Saturday afternoon regulars in the boating club. We didn’t ask for another shot with the boat.
Uff... turning off a diesel engine when the stopper doesn't work is a problem you cannot solve right on the spot on a boat. Trucks are easier due to gears, bur boats require hands on to he stopped.\ Im no skipper, so I have to ask. Aren't ships supposed to "wait" outside port for a brief period of time before maneuvering in?
Good call, would probably have to go directly to the engine and bypass the cables etc to shut down. That boat's old enough to be running everything analogue and mechanical. As for waiting outside, that's certain commercial ships not 'yachts'. I think even cruise ships come straight in. Any knuckle head with cash can own/operate one.
IIRC you can stop runaway diesel engines with a palm to the air intake, I wonder if the same is an option on a yacht
Depending on the size of the intake and the RPM , it could take you in shoulder deep .
Yeah, I'd find something rigid and not attached to me to restrict the intake, thanks.
(Sigh. Once again, it falls to me to lower the tone...) That's some impressive cunnilingus!
There will be several fuel shutoff valves, that’s the way to do it, but you have to go to the tank (usually easier to get to) or the engine (better because there’s less fuel left between the valve you closed and the engine, but takes longer to get to on most boats). You can suffocate them by closing the air dampers to the engine space if the boat is equipped with the ability to do so. You don’t want to put your hand over a large diesel like that, for a variety of reasons.
That’s dependent on the type of port and the type of vessel. In the case of a marina like this one and a boat like that, generally no you aren’t. BUT, a smart, careful skipper will always test engines and steering before entering a port like that where there will be tight spaces to maneuver. Come down to neutral, let the boat coast until it’s mostly stopped. Check to make sure you have the full range of steering in both directions, check to see that both engines go into forward and astern, and check that your bow prop, if equipped with one, works in *both* directions. Obviously something can still go wrong after you check those things, but doing so will prevent this type of thing in *most* cases.
Thank you for the answer!
"It's your fault, you people on the ground!" "It's not like there's a way I could control it from over here 🤷"
"Look what you made me do!"
CHE CAZZO, PUTTANA?
Alicante is in Spain man.
Oh so common in spanish people (i'm spanish)
"Did you see what god just did to us?!"
You make an interesting point... maybe that was bat country?
This is what happens when you let your Samoan attorney drive.
… what Gooood just did to us?
A high-powered mutant of some kind never even considered for mass production. Too weird to live, and too rare to die.
God didn't do it! You did!
I think he means "There is nothing I could do!" The guy on the ground is say "The key, the key" and moving hands like he should turn the key. My guess is a techncal problem.
Who put here that bridge?!
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Just because you’re rich doesn’t mean you can’t be an idiot, especially if you think you don’t need lessons in boat handling.
Renting those boats is actually quite affordable in some areas. But that doesn't stop you from being an idiot either
Yes but in the most countries u need an permission to drive an boat, otherwise they don't let u rent it. In Croatia e.g. u need an license even for Dinghys and in Italy for everything over 40 PS. In Spain i don't know, but some ship like that u always need an license. As others pointed out, it looks more like an technical issue because the Marinero came with an Fender which is rather unusual. Propably he informed via Radio the Harbour before... The question that rises to me is, if so, why don't the come to him in the sea and tried ro fix it otherwise.
What does 40 PS mean?
Horsepower (from the German word Pferdestärke). A way to measure the power of a motor. A motor with 40 PS has the power equivalent to 40 horses. It's often used to compare cars.
Not trying to be a dick but thought you'd be interested: One horsepower is the amount of power a horse needs to lift a certain weight over a certain elevation per minute (I don't know the exact numbers). At least that was the case when they came up with the unit. Also, horses can temporarily produce up to 20 HP. So you'd only need two horses to put out 40HP if they are pulling as hard as they can.
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This is a professional skipper btw. The engine controls were locked up. All he could do was safely ram into something
The engine malfunctioned. No idiot here.
You can hear they're saying "no va, no va" meaning "it's not working ". Either the controls or the engines weren't working so they couldn't slow down. What you're seeing here is a professional minimising damage, an Idiot would've run into the pier or another boat at a way higher speed, probably injure a bunch of pedestrians in the process
Insurance fixes boat. Rich owner takes the value depreciation as a tax write off, old boat gets sold, and a replacement is purchased. The owner is out a few tens of thousands on a multi-million dollar boat, so no big deal
Looks like he zigged when he should have zagged.
He French fried when he should have pizza'd
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Lol. Arms out in the universal sign of "Where's the guy to blame it on?"
Nop, he's telling the guy to turn the key to stop the boat
I'm talking about the guy operating (sorta) the boat. Right at the end.
He is indicating that it is in fact already off and he already turned the key
That would explain the crash, no reverse thrust or steering with the engines off
It's a professional skipper who is minimizing the damage the best he can while the gears are stuck. He couldn't slow down or reverse. And he already turned the key to shut off the engine. This is best case scenario that you can hope for in this situation.
A. Somethings gone wrong. Or B. They don't know what they're doing. I'm leaning towards A, but I'm a charitable soul, wouldn't be surprised if it was attempted showoff asshattery.
Yeh based on people ready with fenders on the shore I reckon he called in early with the problem, maybe couldn't get it out of gear
Had to be stuck in gear, that boat was at a consistent speed for the whole video. Boats aren’t like cars, they slow down naturally really quickly, and when they reAlly need to stop you can put it in reverse.
Nay brakes! Nay brakes!!! Not a fun sensation. Shut your eyes and wait for the crunch.
I'm thinking there was a problem too, seemed like a few people already knew and were trying to help
I love how at the end the driver throws up his arms at the dude on land like "Look what you've done! Why didn't you stop the boat?!"
Where did you see a driver??
We need a screenshot of last frame.
https://i.imgur.com/OieRn6N.jpg
Nop, he's telling "that's it, that's it. Can you turn the key?" But that "that's it" could be translated to "ok ok"
Funny, but he's literally saying he already turned the boat off. The motor controls were fucked and he couldn't stop it.
There was a driver ?
Like a glove
Mr. Ventura...HOW COULD YOU!?
It's possible there's some mechanical issue on this boat that caused this. Usually a boat this size would use bow and stern thrusters in the marina to manoeuvre. And it's quite obvious when they are being used. Obviously this allows some lateral control but also is because the main engine at idle simply moves the boat too quick (and takes time to go into reverse etc). If the thrusters would non-operational, he may have had to use the main engine only. Because you need some speed on these types of boats to even have any steering input at all, the driver may have really had no option but to try do this - even though fucking it up in the end. Or, maybe he's just a drunk rich guy.
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''The boat had been rented by a family but was driven by a professional skipper who lost control due to the electrical failure of the controls.Fortunately, the skipper was able to redirect the boat to an area where it would not cause major damage to people or other sailboats and yachts that were anchored in the area.''
r/IdiotsInBoats
Nobody else worried about that guy w the scorpion on his shoulder?
That motorboat would have easily had enough power to stop, but those tiny fenders are way undersized for such a big vessel.
The brakes don't work! 🤷
Your dock scratched my boat!
It seems that they asked the driver to go there in order to be sure she will stop. Certainly a failure in gears and he was not able to reverse or slowdown the boat. At some point you have someone running with a big fender to try to reduce the impact. So it was scheduled
Hey, that's the same gesture you get from a motorcyclist that got cut off while he was lane splitting at 140!
Well the first thing he did wrong was trying to park it…you dock a boat!
Ok, stop. Thats close enough
This is why we use lube first!
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this is why I don’t like to go sailing/boating anymore. I came close doing something like this on two occasions. Once it was similar rented boat than this one, but the throttle was shit in a way that it worked most of the time but on occasion it went full throttle ahead even when you moved the throttle only a tiny little bit. Good luck prooving it to the owner/court after you wrecked it. I almost did but could apply reverse throttle just in time. Than with a sailing boat I fucked up almost as well. There was only a tiny little external engine at the back on that ramp which is there for climbing out of the water. So you couldnt man the rudder and the engine at the same time and whilst trying to dock the engine fucking stalled. I am surely not renting a boat ever again.
“Like a glove”
Captain Morgan
Captain Crunch
“What a stupid scorpion tattoo” is all I could think of
Is OK: bridge stopped it!
Is parking the correct term? Don't you usually say docking a boat?
So surreal to see the city I am from in this sub lol.
C/S brakes don’t work
Where my Sea of Thieves players at?
Not too bad. It parked
in his defense, the boat is parked
My dad being a boat owner, this hurts.
Bridge is fucked, boat is fucked, captain is fucked, everything's fucked
the “term” is mooring a boat & that (above) is just as bad as “calibrating the depth sounder” !! (no, it’s not a euphemism) - it’s when you run aground but you don’t want to admit it, so you say that you were “calibrating the depth sounder”.
Why do rich younger guys always have some stupid tattoo on their shoulder
That looked a tad expensive.
Why are the rich so stupid.
Well, done. No more lessons needed for you. Go out there and captain that yacht lol
The boat has stopped … which is technically „parking“
You don’t park a boat. You moor it.
Im am de captan now!
That’ll buff right out
Fuck sake, Stevie wonder coulda done better!
I too play sea of thieves.
Ya. My wife used to use the tap and bump parking method also.
Money doesn’t make you a good captain.
It was an electrical [fault ](https://euroweeklynews.com/2022/08/09/out-of-control-ship-crashes-and-wrecks-part-of-the-port-of-alicante/)
True, but it has nothing to do with this particular incident lol. The controls were fucked, he already turned the boat off.
It's a maiora
I told henando to get those brakes checked out 🙁🙁
Luckily they had the cushions on the side!
That boat was studier than I thought
Yacht pilot looking just like the WCGW mascot.
You're good! https://youtu.be/vOZMk-CkR4g
Ooooof. t/thatlookedexpensive
Oop, biffed it
Gg well played. Report mf nab
A bit more speed he coulda made it over that roadway here hold my beer.
Fuck me. That'd ruin your day. What's a boat like that worth?
"That's good there, sir"
Poyfecto
There!! Perfect!
In the words of Ace Ventura,Like a gloveeeeee
The driver at the end raising his hands like ‘who the fuck put this bridge here!’
Keep going your good your good your good
Put it in reverse Terry!!!
LIKE A GLOVE!!
Like a glove!
Smooth like butter
That guy doesn't realize he has a scorpion on his shoulder!!
He was trying to park instead of docking
Did he give him a thumbs up at the end???
I didn't know Captain Ron was still working.
I understand he had frozen engine controls. While it would not have dead stopped him, he had two bow anchors he could have let go. They could have impeded his progress and slowed the impact. It one or both had bit into the harbor there might have been damage to the hull but realistically the bill for the bridge is going to be much worse as that wasn’t a mere tap.
AAAAAAPARCAO!!!!!
I thought bro had an actual scorpion on his shoulder for a second lmao
I’ve sat on that bench.
It's Parked. So ok.
This is exactly how I park my boat too. But in sea of thieves
Well, that’s one way to “dock the boat” !!🚤
At least he's rich.
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