it's not attainable to just go out and buy a brand new 60 foot boat for most people no i mean

what are like so what are the goals of your business then like what are you trying to do with the

with the with the business i just think we're crying i don't know we've always said we would sail

until we ran out of money or it stopped being fun and i mean now the

the project is self-sustainable that's the money is okay and we can just continue to sail and make

videos and that's amazing and we can keep the boat in good shape and we can travel and we can just

enjoy ourselves right we we don't have to push it so much. We can dial it back

a little bit and just be like, hey. Yeah, especially now it's Sierra to find that balance and to

find the, to not have to sit in front on the computer so many hours a day and to find that

balance, I think that's what I'm really looking forward to. And that's what I feel like in the last

couple of months we've actually managed to do that.

Ahoi shipmates. Greetings from Annapolis. It is Wednesday after a sailboat show.

Thanks to all of you that came to the Annapolis Sailboat Show and saw us at the Cannons booth

or at our workshop that we did up at Ramshead. It was an amazing whirlwind time and really fun.

This is my favorite week of the year. It gets to see all my friends. But holy smokes, is tiring.

I am exhausted. There's a reason this is coming out Thursday and not Tuesday. Tuesday was just

the first day in a week that we could kind of exhale, and we did. So this is coming

on Thursday. This is an interview I did with Brian and Karin, our old friends from Delos. We did this

aboard my dad's boat over in Eastport. My dad got a new Catalina 310 earlier this summer, well,

new to him. And it was actually the first time I had

seen his boat. It's awesome. It's the perfect day sail bay boat, exactly what he wants at this

stage of his sailing career when he can come pretty much anywhere he wants to with us on Falcon

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