I grabbed three guys, we went over to that building, you know, at 2 o'clock in the morning,

and started to roll the thing out and take a look at those pins.

What's the size of them? What was the mechanism?

And if we pulled them out, would it break the solar array?

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Hey, welcome to 59 degrees north with Andy Shell.

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I'm your host, Andy Shell.

Thanks again to our returning sponsor, Forbes Horton Yachts,

for sponsoring this week's episode of the podcast.

Forbes and I go back for several years, so I've known him for a while. You may remember him as a guest in the podcast.

Anyway, Forbes is generally a humble guy, but I had to ask him what he thinks sets him apart from other brokers. Why should

you, my listeners, go to Forbes if you're interested in buying a boat or selling your boat?

Well, finding the right boat for a customer who is looking to sail around the world or to

sail across the bay or to sail to Maine depends upon

almost solely the customers experience sailing and I will match a customer's

expertise and their experience level to the boat and that really think, is a different approach than having a specific

type of boat in inventory or an agenda when going into making a transaction occur. And I think

that people are appreciative of that. And I know that people they bring their business

back to me because I've done my job on the front end in order to set them up to to tackle

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