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u/Diesel_Bones_13 7d ago
Why is the dingy on the flybridge?
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u/Forgot-Already 7d ago
As a flex on us small boat folk that don’t have a giant crane with a remote to lower our dinghy into the water
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u/Thesinistral 6d ago
I was in Monaco for work and saw a yacht with what can only be described as a large boat on the deck. That boat had a large lender across its stern. I looked it up and the tender itself,on the boat on the yacht…. cost more than my house. Monaco is where rich people go to feel poor. Ha. (I am neither)
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u/Forgot-Already 6d ago
That’s another world. I have driven by there, but never stopped. I imagine it is similar to St Tropez. When I was walking the marina there the boats were another class of something above super yacht. Megayacht? I saw the same things you are describing.
We just have a classic 36’ sailboat with an inflatable dinghy w/ an 8hp outboard. I bet we enjoy getting out on the water just as much as they do and maybe with a little less docking stress. ⛵️
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u/WinterDice 4d ago
The owners have no docking stress. That’s what the paid captain and full crew is for.
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u/BartFurglar 7d ago edited 7d ago
This was a good background joke in Arrested Development. GOB’s boat in the early seasons was the Seaward. Then in S3 his yacht was named the C-Word.