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and fire and scary stories after dark. The links are in the description. Thank you so much for being here, and I really hope you enjoy this episode. This happened when I was in college, four years ago.

I went to a university that was very close to the ocean on the east coast.

I made friends with some people one weekend, and one guy in the group of people I met invited us to go out on his boat with him some time.

He described his boat to a bunch of people,

and was very proud to have it. It sounded like an expensive sailboat, by the way, he described it.

I'm not really familiar with boats, and hadn't ever been on one other than a cruise ship when I was

11. This guy said his parents bought it for him, and that made sense because he was known to be a spoiled, rich kid.

He was nice, though, and the idea of cruising around some Saturday afternoon and drink some beers sounded appealing.

After that conversation, I saw him around in school, but didn't talk to him much, until one day he approached me in the library

and asked if I still wanted to go sailing. I said, sure, that sounded awesome. And he told me the

following day he was going out on the water, and it would be a perfect opportunity. After a lengthy

conversation about how sailing works, and him assuring me it was safe, and he had all the proper training, I told him I would meet him at the docks the next morning.

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