The is fascinating. Colin makes it look so easy! In reality its alot tougher I guess.
@XXL-Designcenter14 сағат бұрын
Omg . Bla bla blaaa
@anndouglas585122 сағат бұрын
With all due respect, buddy, you have no business being out in the water with your lack of experience You’re putting your kids at risk and you put other people in a position that is not fair. If something happens to you, which is beyond your experience other people have to risk their lives to rescue you. Take 5 years to properly learn or hire a crew And definitely get radar and AIS I’m not being harsh, but what you’re doing is just a irresponsible
@brianlackie5093Күн бұрын
KZbinrs are like modern Peddlers they want to deter everyone else the worst part is they actually thank their patreons for making these videos possible the videos don't call s*** the Patriots are supporting them like bums. I can go and buy 60' sailboat and get a sniper and crew and pay them with provisions I'm bored. These KZbinrs are destroying every industry in the market. It needs to be taxed and regulated
@RichardTheRoeКүн бұрын
Putting your wife, who has never handled a boat before, on night watch... You act like all of this is a game but it really isn't. The "Woops, look at me, I'm a dummy dumb dumb sailor" thing isn't charming. You have children on that boat. But judging by your attitude it's all good as long as that KZbin algorithm rewards you with clicks. Yikes.
@raymondmendez80922 күн бұрын
Sir no one is born with the knowledge but in order to go in the ocean, risking the lives of your family, the lives of other sailors and ships. you at least have to have some knowledge. You don't know how to sail, how navigate, how nothing, it seems that you are more worried about making a video than actually do some sailing. Sir, when ship goes down it goes down in minutes, when a person goes overboard .. he/she is dead .. simple as that.
@SnoDawg4 күн бұрын
Give it David you are not made for or prepared for or skilled enough to protect yourself or your family. Stop putting your family at risk.
@NarutoSan-c8j4 күн бұрын
OMG American chaos sailor.
@CG_prints4 күн бұрын
Nice stuff 👍🏾
@leokaloper41324 күн бұрын
Excellent question : what do you call sleeves for your pants. Well, in the languages of the former Yugoslavia, we HAVE a word, based on the word leg. Kind of if for arms it is armEES, then for the leg it is legEES. Just invention, but makes you get it.
@leokaloper41325 күн бұрын
wana lose weight ? Climb the mast, guaranteed. You even see land earlier.
@leokaloper41325 күн бұрын
looks to me you played Blockout, the 3d tetris, my favorite as well
@itcantbetruebutis77786 күн бұрын
Dude is funny af but nuts af too
@veryrudeguy6 күн бұрын
Really enjoy your story telling format. Entertaining and fun to watch. You don't even need to try to go make Viral videos or click baity. I'm sure we would enjoy just a weekly summary on what's happening and how it went. Good vibes capt David
@justinwalker83647 күн бұрын
tin snips - not garden shears
@david_shih5 күн бұрын
That tells you how much I know….
@honeyforce9968 күн бұрын
Check out "The Loss of Sailing Vessel Solution in the North Atlantic" for a story about how loss of propulsion can contribute to a boat sinking in bad weather This reminds me of youtube amateur aviation videos. Except with boating, there's probably less awareness/acknowledgment of danger, and fewer highly-visible crash sites to spread awareness. People just ... disappear on the water. Don't have to think about it as much as you do when you see a wreck of twisted steel on fire
@pauld95308 күн бұрын
Kev is a smart man
@honeyforce9968 күн бұрын
I don't mind working with ignorant people But I won't work with them if they're not willing to work harder than I am, suffer more, and have a more serious attitude Are these guys family, or related to Parlay in some way? I don't understand the relationship. Seems like a lot of liability and I don't see the reward. I thought Parlay was one of the bigger youtube boat channels but idk.
@dhache11958 күн бұрын
Trust your boat, can endure a lot more than many can think about it
@irish-simon8 күн бұрын
this video is like a cheap reality show
@LoadedGun_3218 күн бұрын
u lucky your whole family is into this! lots of love and well wished 🥰
@jshepard1529 күн бұрын
I wouldn't get on a boat without a PLB. They will absolutely save your life. Semper paratus.
@bearitraeb9 күн бұрын
Might be time to find a friend (videographer) that would like to come along for room & board
@MacFly7329 күн бұрын
Goes to show a credit card can buy you almost anything, except experience. How much did you pay for that boat? You have zero business being on a sailboat. Buy a motorboat. You have the experience of a motorboater..
@markrickel16329 күн бұрын
Maybe don’t play the mental mind advert right after the section of video where you forgot to turn on the radio. He he.
@petersalmon390810 күн бұрын
All I can say is. stop putting coastguard and other cruisers at risk because of your incompetency. Sell your yacht go move back into a house and buy a sailing dinghy
@fabiopotenti212310 күн бұрын
Great vid you guys!!
@francescomenconi589710 күн бұрын
Bro, im 5 minutes in, and so far I give u 100% for irresponsibility! That's not what sailing is about! I will watch to the end i hope you make it, for your family....😮
@david_shih10 күн бұрын
well, did you make it to the end?! :)
@chandlerfrog0917310 күн бұрын
Jamie is definitely has sooo much experience that he just imparted with you David.
@david_shih10 күн бұрын
no better way than to learn while doing!
@Jeepvanboat11 күн бұрын
When you look it.collin wasn't that cashed up.and he did it.charge on
A great tutorial on what not to do. You should have taken some time to learn how to sail and maintain a boat before taking your family out.
@david_shih10 күн бұрын
i did learn, colin spent half an hour showing me the ropes before we took off!
@nextari11 күн бұрын
This reminds me on a surf trip in France we had a van we were travelling in. The brake shoes were too thin so the brake cylinder overextended, leaving us with emergency brakes only. We drove around like that for a week until we were cruising downhill into an intersection and my friend driving ripped the emergency brake pull clear out of the dash (it was a 70's European van). We flew through the intersection between cars and fortunately it was uphill on the other side. We rolled to a stop and began searching residential sheds and garages and found some baling wire and bound the brake cylinder back together. The brakes would work if we used a feather touch and not flex the baling wire too much. Good times.
@david_shih10 күн бұрын
making it happen, i love it!
@amccann9911 күн бұрын
Gives me confidence, if you guys made it like this, then even I can do this!
@david_shih10 күн бұрын
course you can bro. most people act like they were born knowing how to sail... but everyone starts some where. If we listened to the average person we would have never even bought a boat!
@kman-mi7su11 күн бұрын
If it wasnt for that Aussie guy, you'd have been is some serious trouble, in danger of loss of life.
@andrewbrown206312 күн бұрын
The crew in this passage was put in a difficult position as we question why did he allow an unsecured mooring line on deck, why didn’t he turn on the VHF radio or have it on the agreed channel, why didn’t he rework the settings on the auto pilot, why didn’t he try set up a sheet to tiller/wheel self steering system, why didn’t he check that the boat was seaworthy before heading out, why didn’t he take over? This kind of situation is much too common and be be often read in accident reports. The crew is the crew and the skipper is the skipper, that’s it. A newbie skipper can’t assume that the crew will take responsibility. If the skipper can’t handle everything on the boat he should not go to sea until he can. The skipper doesn’t know what the crew can actually do; what if the crew is badly sea sick or ill, or falls overboard and is relying on the skipper to rescue him. If I were that crew member I would be really kissed off to have a. Been on board and b. Be shown in this video. The main objectives should be to have an adventure on a seaworthy boat, have a happy crew that is learning and developing, and to arrive safely. When the priority is to make videos you are asking for trouble.
@david_shih10 күн бұрын
well we got part of that right... we definitely had an adventure!
@homerjsimpson211812 күн бұрын
woow.. i pay 1000 dollar a year for the boat in the harbour and the hard.
@david_shih10 күн бұрын
per year?!?! where are you? thats an awesome price!
@homerjsimpson211810 күн бұрын
@@david_shih norway. normal berth up to 50 feet.in average harbour 1200 usd..that is for the season. spring to autumn. then you pay ca 400 usd to put in on the hard/or water til next year. had to check the rates to get them fairly right. crane cost goes with boat size . off course there is expensive places too.but this is on average..NOT in city centrum.electricity is free in the season.for now.soon you need to pay. they are putting up boxes with cash cards in them. :(
@david_shih10 күн бұрын
@@homerjsimpson2118 ahh norway...been watching vikings and norway is so beautiful. cant wait to get up there and enjoy some cheap slip rates! thanks for the info!
@homerjsimpson211810 күн бұрын
@@david_shih welcome :) summer overnight stay from 40 usd and up. summer is expensive,but so is norway...very !!!
@stevejohnson873912 күн бұрын
Morons
@callumsmith33812 күн бұрын
18:56 compass wasn’t working? What?
@heyhandersen580212 күн бұрын
You can get stainless steel zip ties that come with a special tightener tool. Resist heat and hold 800 lbs or more, and for cheap.
@david_shih10 күн бұрын
i like the sound of that, im obsessed with zipties now
@IWouldRatherBeAtTheBeach12 күн бұрын
I just went sailing in Greece. It was my first time sailing. I fell in love. That is how I started watching channels like yours. Thank you for allowing me into a day in your life while motivating me to follow in your footsteps.
@david_shih10 күн бұрын
i love the screen name....and i hope you can make it out there sailing soon!
@IWouldRatherBeAtTheBeach12 күн бұрын
I loved your video. Thanks! First time watching and I subscribed.
@laughingmiz819313 күн бұрын
I’ve been a sailor for 9 years and trust me you do know when you’re off course because the vessel rocks different over the waves plus u get use the the correct current when you’re on course as soon as you deviate you’ll know
@itcantbetruebutis777813 күн бұрын
Best sailing content ever !! Ya aint even sailed and its still the best
@itcantbetruebutis777813 күн бұрын
Yo i gotta say it, i delete more channels than i subscribe to, but yall the whole Vandamly crack me the hell up!! Im selling my coffee pot & my rims to the car i dont have and im getting a dingy and c ya on the open ocean!!! 😢
@itcantbetruebutis777813 күн бұрын
Dude whatever you takin for energy damn i want some!!!
@itcantbetruebutis777813 күн бұрын
Yall are awsome and make me laugh glad it was all worth it for ya
@itcantbetruebutis777813 күн бұрын
Until it's time to move ya never realize how much "stuff" you accumulate over time.