A Cargo Ship Engineer's Career Advancement | Chief MAKOi

[@csolanor]

"the Captain runs the ship, while the chief engr makes the ship run." Love it Sir Chief! And as always great work on your latest video.

[@Renaissanceman86]

The captain does nothing while the rest of the crew work like slaves. Captain also pockets the budget for food whilst the crew eat adobo and ramen every day. Interesting stories from inter island ships in the Philippines or inter south east Asia shipping.

[@Renaissanceman86]

The captain does nothing while the rest of the crew work like slaves. Captain also pockets the budget for food whilst the crew eat adobo and ramen every day. Interesting stories from inter island ships in the Philippines or inter south east Asia shipping.

[@Renaissanceman86]

The captain does nothing while the rest of the crew work like slaves. Captain also pockets the budget for food whilst the crew eat adobo and ramen every day. Interesting stories from inter island ships in the Philippines or inter south east Asia shipping.

[@CaliMathew-23]

the all crew of the ship is important.

[@avendanog.8261]

My captain make the same every morning and evening o both departments

[@mattc.310]

Finding a good "team" is the most important part of any success. Whether it be at home or on the high seas. "The Captain runs the ship, but the Chief makes the ship run" Truer words were never spoken.

[@skittlesandfriends5710]

Hello Chief, Having spent twelve years in the U.S. Military I can say that you’re the type of Officer that I would be proud to serve with. I send you and your family Best wishes of Peace and Happiness.

[@ChiefMAKOi]

Thanks. I'm honored that you would say that.

[@januarioqueiroz3122]

This is the part that I, being a stranger, admire of you Americans. You don't really care about nationality when it comes to pay respect for those who has good character and competence . I want to say to you thanks for being what you are, and,on behalf of this wonderful person, the captain, I want to say thank you as well!

[@n4zou]

I second that! I was a Gas Turbine Systems tech in the US Navy. I started the process of college at sea and working with my ship's chief engineer to eventually become an LDO chief engineer. That changed after a couple of years of standing a 6 hour watch on the power generation system, working 6 hours, then standing another 6 hour watch, then if nothing is broken getting a few hours sleep was simply too much. I was never going to be able to become a chief engineer under those conditions. Theree were only 3 of us to do the job of 12 including standing watch and working. That personal shortage was never going to be fixed. No one in my rate stayed in due to the high paying jobs available like the one I got outside the military.

[@matthewtenorioduenas202]

I'd be highly motivated serving under his command. He fits as a naval officer. Some military officers are full of themselves lol

[@matthewtenorioduenas202]

@@n4zou same, I'm a GSM but only been in for 10 months. Maan things are already hectic

[@TheEarthHistorysConfusing]

Such a HUMBLE and KIND SOUL. Your Wife is Blessed to have you!..

[@BlackMamba-lt8oe]

😂😂😂😂 girls always like rich 🍌

[@christofferskold5591]

@@BlackMamba-lt8oe eh nooo!!!

[@skovner]

ANd you are blessed to have your wife.

[@christhompson3363]

I like this dude, so heckin humble

[@dimitristsakalos1462]

Wish more chief engineer were like Chief Makoi, he loves his job and helps us cadets, unlike others...

[@justabeardedguythatisahero9848]

Are most chief engineers assholes ?

[@Bushguyrocks]

Retired carpenter here. Worked on big commercial buildings. Had a German jobsite superintendent at one point. He was the best ever. He believed in working WITH everybody, and everybody working together to make the job go smoothly. Very knowledgeable, very wise. Will never forget him.

[@auagminer]

Chief...I'm extremely impressed with you and what you've done. Taking the time to give back to the younger generation of merchant marines, and many other things you've done, shows the quality of your character. I wish you the best!!!

[@rizzthecat]

"The Captain runs the ship while the ship engineer make the ship run." Woaawww full of wisdom ❣️

[@MrAli171]

Any one considering a career at sea should take note, this man is a excellent chief

[@GoonRider19]

Yeah i meet many bad C/E from germany company, when i was a apprantance for 3yrs, thats makes me leave that path.

[@GoonRider19]

@ yea i would work for him too. The other people from Western Countrys get sour, when the get old, because they wife leaved them with there children and all things he worked for. They cant leave the ship, because they will not find a job ashore. Than when u are a cadet or 3E or 2E under the lead of a bad C/E, u will get some treatment from him. If u have a good captain and a good C/E, C/O, the Crew will work better and the time will move fast. I love the life of a seaman, but u never know what kind of Cap, C/E and C/O u will get. With the bad people the time on the ship will move slowly and everyday will be a Drama. I can handle that for all my life 🤣

[@GoonRider19]

@ i did my apprenticeship, when i was 18-21yrs. i got that bad treatment in my early yrs, but that time really helped me for the rest of my life. Now i study horticulture, but i still miss the good time on the ship and the 1 1/2 month of vacation 🤤🤣

@@GoonRider19 I am also an apprentice graduate and eventually developed college-level apprenticeship programs for our state. I was an industrial electrician in the 70s, now I am 70. Wonderful experience for me too.

@@GoonRider19 What kind of ship and what were your duties?

[@ByaheNiEdward]

“Find a good team (Wife) ” - Chief Makoi

[@juliusjimenez2784]

Yeah 😂

[@henrypavo962]

dalawang solid content creator 😍

[@ktuff1134]

Mga LODI

[@thomasfernandez251]

Great video Chief!

[@marcbasangan7802]

I agree...!

[@Nuzzler9]

Recently I came across your KZbin channel Chief. I am a lifelong landlubber from the Midwest in the USA and your videos have opened for me an unknown world of the real operations of the Merchant Marine. I am retired and too old to set off to sea for a career, but your explanations of the hard work and technical knowledge necessary for keeping a ship healthy are greatly appreciated. I am retired US Army and I can say beyond a doubt that you are the type of professional that I always enjoyed serving with. Thanks.

[@raybame5816]

I first watched your recap of the Ever Given / Evergreen incident; excellent. That peaked my interest in your channel. I've looked at a number of your videos, then saw this and was curious as to your story. It is also excellent. You are an inspiration to many people, not just seafarers, but all young people who often wonder "what will I do with my life" Great video and story. Thanks for your service in the Merchant Marine. (unsung heroes) P.S. great engine room tour, something I've always wanted to see.

[@Marc-yh1rd]

That's how I found him too. Been hooked ever since.

[@cindybogart6062]

I am now riveted to your videos. I’ve just found you while watching a video on the stuck cargo ship in the Sues Canal. I’m so sorry to say I had no idea of what went on here. I love watching these. Thank you so much!! Love your voice!! ❣️. So brave!!

[@cindybogart6062]

What a good man!!

[@ChiefMAKOi]

Welcome aboard!

[@cindybogart6062]

@@ChiefMAKOi thank you!

[@royfrye2871]

Right !!👍

[@3964GC]

Thank you Chief! You summed up the essence of how to live a fulfilling life with a successful career. I’m 78 and was also blessed with a great career and a supportive wife. Tenacity, curiosity, and a big heart are all attributes in making a great life!

[@pribumi-13]

Greeting from Indonesia. So much life lesson given by Chief Makoi that can inspire anyone to advance his career

[@filipinoheritagesocietyofm1699]

I’m very proud of your accomplishment and service to the Filipino community here and abroad. Continue your good work and be successful to your passion!

[@aureowendellagbon1348]

I don't like it chief when people hate others for the sole reason that they belong to scholarship program or a certain school. They label people first before they get to know them which put us in defensive(cautious position) at all times. Then again we try to understand these people as fellow human beings and as a crewmate while trying protect our own reputation. I salute you chief, your a true mariner!!!

[@jiraninasumampong6268]

Am a proud wife of the most hardworking cheng! Thanks for this vid, Sir. It is quite a help for us to know more the significance of your job. Praying for good health and safety at all times.

[@zoilov7831]

You're an inspiration sir. I'm a cadet and experienced life at sea for 13 months. I'm not from PMMA though (guess I'm not smart enough😂). The thing is. . . . I'm not sure if I want to pursue this career. I fell off the ship but by the grace of God I got saved. I had no injuries whatsoever but that experience left a scar on my mind. I think I'm traumatized to be onboard again but I'm afraid to admit it to myself and my family. It's hard when they expect a lot from you. Seafaring really is not easy. I just want to pass by and say that I respect all seafarers out there risking their lives for their family. More power!

[@southjerseysound7340]

I once served with a guy who fell off too when he was hit by a wave. He was also afraid at first, but he got past it and used to say that falling over is a mistake you only make once. Usually because most don't make it, but those that do survive still only make it once.

[@Don-co9zs]

@@southjerseysound7340 Happened to me to. a great lesson to teach respect for the ocean and exercise awareness and caution,

[@at-iba-pamikem1739]

Taga bicol ka Zoilo V?

[@Idrissi_Mas]

Do not worry about the people. Do what is your calling!

[@bobbyjwatson2042]

Thanks chief, this video is so inspiring. I’m a retired 25 year truck driver. I’m trying to get into law school. You have just given me inspiration for my future perspiration!

[@40603011]

BLOATED GOAT THANK YOU, CHIEF. I NEVER REALIZED WHEN I STARTED WATCHING YOUR VIDEOS THAT I WOULD NOT ONLY ENJOY THEM, BUT GAINING THE RESPECT FOR YOUR WORK ETHIC IS EXTRAORDINARY. BG

[@ronald6138]

Ahhh Here Is Man ! Your Work Ethic , Honesty , Dedication Shows like a Beacon . So glad to see this Video Blog . Fair Winds ,Fallowing Seas Chief . Thank You

[@jackcole1632]

I've been watching this guy's videos for a few hours and greatly enjoy what I've learned and his hard work. A true KZbin gem.

[@johnpaulcunahap4740]

In this present generation where the reality is full of deceptions, it is quite bit hard to find a good team. Thank you chief makoi. Such an inspiration.

[@junaidiqbal2881]

I love the way he speaks. Very motivational. As an engineer I understand all the challenges you had bear. Keep it up man ! Love from Pakistan

[@MolltoMotto]

Twenty years in a career is in itself a great achievement, twenty years in one as demanding as the merchant marine is a challenge.

[@footballdrills3434]

Fascinating story, chief! I'm certain this video will inspire many young people to follow you into the merchant marine, and some of those will emerge as competent professional engineers as you are.

[@College_Algebra]

Chief MAKOi. One of my greatest mentors. Actually am grateful for inspiring me into pursuing Bachelor in Marine Engineering. Though currently a Freshman, through you I think I'll be somebody like you. or maybe closer to you. Lots of Love all the way from Kenya.

[@mattmattelig]

it was a pleasure to watch your story of success and advancement. seeing how you share both your knowledge and advice, it's very plain to see why you've advanced in life. i'm glad i subscribed to your channel and I'm even happier to know that there are such fine people like yourself in this world.

[@Ujjwal_33]

Sir you are really a good human being. Lots of love from TME of India 😊❤️❤️❤️

[@divox9pqr]

You have led an inspiring life Sir. You have met and overcome many challenges, and your example of how to make advances and deal with difficult situations is admirable.

[@edwardweeden2834]

Back on our Aircraft Carriers, we had the phrases - "The Captain runs the show" - and "without the go, there's no show!" Who provides the show? The Snipes! (Engineering). BUT I am commenting this as a long time Deck Department member!!!

[@michaelfranz6937]

I really enjoyed this segment as it illustrated well how your career has advanced and also sheds light on the Merchant Marine. As always well done Chief! Thanks!

[@Kiwithai2]

Got my first contract as an eto cadet on at the end of nexy month. Starting at 26 im really excited with this career change. Thank you for all your videos as they have answered some of my questions and have curbed my enthusiasim

[@kwd3109]

I showed your video to my two young sons as an example of how to achieve your goals in life. Thank you for sharing your story. You are a great role model. Respect from the USA.

[@thelirasans6720]

Chief Makoi this is such a brilliant storytelling. From start to end it was just amazing to hear those wisdom and advices. With your hardwork and dedication it all paid off because you're all more than worth it. For me the best part is the wisdom in finding a good team, you just hit it bulls eye! God bless you and to your family! Keep up and more power! P.S. the video editing is also superb! An instant fan here.

[@reydesposilverado6474]

You sir are an inspiration, in that all can be achieved in life. With family behind you in all endeavor. You make me proud of my Philippine heritage. My father was also a seafarer for 22 years. His sacrifice as a seafare, gave us the opportunity for better life. Much respect to you......

[@pappustheorem]

Thank you Chief! I started to love tankers and ships when I became a petroleum inspector here in the Philippines, and had my first taste of living on board tankers. As a non-mariner, I have seen and experienced the good and the bad sides of being a seafarer. Kudos, and hope to meet you, Sir!

[@pappustheorem]

@Alex Fracyon true. And it would be a disservice to speak otherwise. I had been blessed that I can be onboard at a max of 20 days at the most, then back onshore, but to the seasoned seafarer it is more on the months and weeks and days away from the family.

[@greenfox6917]

Royal Navy applicant here,and watching your video made me so excited about the journey i'm about to begin ... great video sir, liked & subscribed !

[@charlespellas8497]

Words of wisdom. For me this is your best vlog Chief

[@davonskevortful]

A real good video. Never been interested in a life at sea. But this is a good watch.. the end was the best.

[@bazoo513]

We learned in your more recent videos that you returned to teaching for a while, albeit not at the Academy. I think that this combination of real work in the bowels of ships and teaching is ideal, both for you (giving you an opportunity to combine better paid stints at sea with that of transferring your knowledge and experience while being with your family) and for your students, who get to learn from someone with lots of fresh practical experience, not only theoretical knowledge.

[@garypellerin5576]

I see your professionalism flows through all things in your life, including video production. As a retired marine engineer I'm encouraged to see that dedication and hard work are still being rewarded in the maritime community. Our stories match up almost exactly chapter for chapter. Including the Second Assistant rough patch. After sailing thirty years, I can tell you the best is yet to come. I wish you fair winds and following seas.

[@crystallapensee3707]

BRAVO! Every school, every where should show this.

[@andylockhart3867]

This definitely is the best video about career I have ever seen. Be blessed Chief MAKOi!!

[@dennisbrucemasayon786]

As engine cadet sir i am inspired by you to reach the top of this career that we chose. To be honest when i first got onboard i did not think i would last month but eventually i picked up the pace and i did watch your videos and got some ideas how to make the best out of my time onboard and now it is my 10th month onboard😁

[@ClydieCatinggan]

I saw first your vid about ever given at suez canal..and now am here having a marathon of your videos..Godbless sir chief Makoi..from philippines

[@davidgreen40]

He's back! Our favorite Chief Engineer, with visually appealing videos about the life of the professional merchant seaman. Chief, have you signed for another voyage?

[@Dragon_rls]

Excellent video Chief. My father was a merchant marine back in the 1950s/60s, and my Pinay wife's 3 brothers, and cousins are all merchant marines. Your's is one of my favorite channels. Thank you for the excellent content.

[@PapengGaming]

Very inspiring vid sir! Salute to you! Was a seafarer before as well, but due to unforeseen circumstances, wasn't able to get back onboard. Your vids makes me remember the best times and challenges onboard. Godbless to you and your family!

[@jeremiah1059]

Thanks for the inspirational and informative videos Chief. You have helped motivate me to join the US merchant marine at age 48. I know the training won't be easy but it's a lifestyle that I've always wanted and the future that I have envisioned for myself and my little family. Keep up the great work Chief and thank you.

[@ceddreyes]

I just watched this Vlog, and it is very inspiring, and I think it will help me a lot not only in my career but also in life even though I'm not a seafarer. Kudos Cheif!

[@ChiefMAKOi]

Thanks!

[@hunty1970]

You Chief, are a great human being. Thank you and well done in your career.

[@philcrase7425]

What a great walk down memory lane! Once again you have hit it out of the park! Such a thoughtful pensive and articulate way to tell your story, amazing! It is NO surprise that you have been successful, hard work pays off. You have certainly earned your stripes and deserve what you have....and then some. Thanks for another great video, all the very best wishes to you and yours.

[@ericjackson9047]

Bravo Zulu, Chief. You are the epitome of a top-notch officer and leader. Thank you for all you do to make your profession successful. Blessings be to you and all you care for.

[@SanBrunoBeacon]

"The Captain runs the ship while the Chief Engineer makes the ship run". Exactly :-)

[@triumph19721981]

been following you for quite some time now. Hats off to you and your family that supported you. You have been inspiring to me and am now just a few months away from stepping aboard for the very 1st time. Thank you for taking the time to show your story and travels. Cheers from Canada

[@ChiefMAKOi]

That's good to hear. Best of luck to you!

[@tinaadd6787]

I'm currently a Junior cadet and with that being said I am the ONLY Female Engineer in such a male dominated field you've truly inspired me to pursue more and strive for excellence. As you mentioned discrimination is real sir, if you don't stand your ground you will be demolished especially as a female. (ruin of reputation just to name a few). You're an inspiration sir. Thank you so much Chief, all the best to you and your family.

[@nikolaslavov3498]

Good one girl! Also may I ask a question? How do you get a company to accept you as a cadet? I am going to apply to a naval academy and I don't know the process.

[@hauwayunusa9926]

Hi, I’m also a Female Engineer from Nigeria.

[@tinaadd6787]

@@hauwayunusa9926 Hey , that’s amazing very well ma’am . ⚓️❤️💯 How is it ?

[@tinaadd6787]

@@nikolaslavov3498 To answer your question.. you must be recognized in a Maritime School or institution ,it all depends on your path of interest... BS in Engineering can take up too four years, with getting the experience of operating various hydraulic systems , different engines just to name a few. However, after attending the academy or institution for the amount of years then you would take your necessary examinations .. and you are well on your way.After passing that phase you would take your medical examination authorize by the company you are going to work for . Ensuring that you have your US C1/D visa ( if you aren’t a US or Canadian Resident) also be able to pass a criminal background check. Moral of the story you must have some experience or be equipped with knowledge ma’am/sir.

[@royfrye2871]

Thats awesome keep a great attitude and I hope you go far, maybe first female chief engineer!👍👍👍

[@MrJimtimslim]

I've never been to sea, but man this guy got me watching his videos. What a guy. Great content. This is where KZbin is amazing

[@arman22alam57]

I'm totally inspired by you chief. And now i'm preparing myself for the admission test of marine academy . Thank you so much sir.

[@TheMikeNan]

Your videos ring a special place in my heart. My father sails the seas, starting as a wiper on a Liberty ship in 1942. He rose up to Chief Engineer by 1953, and sailed until the later 1960's. I briefly remember him taking us aboard his ships when we would meet him in the harbors along the Gulf of Mexico (we lived in the USA). But I did not have a real understanding of his job and work environment until we found your series of video "Life at Sea". Thank you very much for educating us and letting us know how great he truly was. Keep up the great videos.

[@eyyjeff2318]

What a wonderful and inspiring story Chief. 👍 Someday I'm gonna be like you.

[@tonyhwang3888]

You are an excellent role model for future mariners. Wish you a good luck and health to you and yours.

[@fernandog.aguirre2791]

I like this guy, his career and how he conducts his life and profession. Thanks for sharing it!

[@igorgomes5245]

You inspire me fellow seafarer! I am a recently graduated deck officer struggling with so many issues concerning to my career! Although it's a different department, we face the same challenges. Hope my professional life being ass successful as your! God bless you.

[@seductiveseye]

Captain - is the Software Chief Engineer is the Hardware.... works perfectly together....

[@rp7709]

Very well said sir...too good, i was very fond of this sea career but maybe that was not for me. I wish u all the best in your profession ... God bless u graciously and I pray you be an inspiration for the generation to come.

[@pradipdutta8091]

Hello Chief, I visited your channel by chance but I loved it very much. I saw some of your videos and would see other videos later. Those are very informative for a guy like me who does not know a bit about merine engineering or management but would like to know. Keep up the good work. Love and respect to you and your family.

[@ChiefMAKOi]

Wow, thanks!

[@shubhamkumarsinha1099]

Awesome. Thank you so much for sharing. "Find a good team" - we often forget this in pursuit of our career. Thanks again, great learning from you. You are a good human being.

[@RiskRahul007]

Fantastic journey sir i love Chief ❤ from India 🇮🇳 hard work never failed

[@gregr1672]

What an inspirational man. He should be very proud of his sccomplishments. I enjoy watching his videos . What a good guy to have mentor younger cadets and seamen!

[@autolanding9717]

Chief......I am a retired professional engineer. My calculator starting college was a slide rule. Glad to see the advancement in technology and especially the way you present yourself. I am always looking for your videos. Dr MRM....Charlotte, NC, USA

[@ChiefMAKOi]

Thanks!

[@alexpancho2075]

right on the spot. our life partners can either make us or break us. made me realise that I'm a lucky man. you keep safe chief!

[@simbajonfrancisvincentp.6869]

Its inspired me to study harder so that i can be a great chief engineer someday thanks for video sirr

[@deborah9708]

Thank you for saying that you family support makes it possible for you to succeed and advance in your career. My late husband said the same.

[@mrpumpupaudio]

I do not know you but I am proud of you , I am from 🇹🇹 Trinidad& Tobago Merry Christmas and a happy new year 🎆🎊

[@B3rettaZ26]

Thank you chief! i love the way you do your videos and especially this one, with giving encouragement and support to find that career and team.

[@ChiefMAKOi]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@TesHome]

So true, jealousy and crab mentality that is usual in many firms. Congrats, you inspire many lives.

[@johnlav.]

Keep up the good work. Have calm seas and safe voyages. The relationship between chief engineer and captain it needs a lot of lines to be explained to the people who think that deckies are number one... Greetings from a fellow Greek chief engineer.

[@muhammadyaumul9627]

Very inspiring chief! Greetings from Indonesia deck cadet!🇮🇩

[@GSudeepsnair]

Chief you give me a lot of mental strength thankyou chief .

[@dflyingmonkey9]

A very inspiring story of your side Sir Chief 🙂. -Dreaming to become an Chief Engineer soon.

[@capnchip]

Chief MAKOi, You are an absolute inspiration to ALL that seek a career in Seafaring! All the very best to you and your family. Thank you so much and congratulations in your advanced career.

[@greenpedal370]

Sheer inspiration. Not a truer word ever spoken.

[@balanair9384]

It was my 'secret' desire to become a Merchant Mariner, but eventually took another path. I watch all of your videos. I admire your achievements, your commitment to contribute back and also your humility. Wish you all the best!

[@toddcooper2563]

Hello Chief, I'm a Marine Corps veteran, I spent 20 years as an assistant engineer and chief engineer on an inland waterway towboat, and I'm engaged to a beautiful Filipina who just happens to be an excellent cook! Do you need two more people on your crew?

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[@functional18490]

Your speaking style and tone are very relaxing and engaging. It's probably the reason why I am watching all of your videos. Great job!

[@jasongimongala6574]

SNAPPY SALUTE SIR! Hope someday I become a successful marine engineer like you sir!

[@richardongkingco9503]

Bless you, Chief! Isa kang bayani! May the wind be always in your sails.

[@ChiefMAKOi]

Same to you!

[@brucethecurmudgeon8538]

I wish tens of millions of America's snowflakes would watch this and learn from this man. Life has challenges, it is how you overcome them that makes you a personal success or failure. It is not safe spaces and crying rooms that stir the soul, it is HARD work, dedication and doing what needs to be done to better yourself. AWESOME VIDEO, SIR!

[@mahmoodbhamji6279]

A joy to watch your videos and the modest unassuming level-headed attitude to your career, and those you work with. Very inspirational. Thank you.

[@kennethvergado893]

Sir you inspire me, I'm hoping that I can pass the recent entrance exam and study in your Alma mater, and someday board a ship with sir 😇.

[@wrxpilot]

Chief Makoi, excellent video and very motivating! I’m a cargo (airplane) pilot, and there are many similarities with this career path to what you outlined with a merchant marine career. Lots of hard work, sacrifice, and some luck along the way. Most importantly, having a “team” ( supportive spouse/family) is key. I would not be where I am today without the support of my wife. Anyway, great video and both my wife and I are huge fans! I fly to the Philippines often, hopefully I run into you someday. Stay safe!

[@basskorojr7509]

Good job chief, ❤️ from 🇮🇩 Seafarers

[@bio10155]

Inspirational Chief! Thank you for sharing and well done getting this far 👍

[@ebinfrancis6375]

Chief, that was spectacular!!

[@Scarter63]

I'm really enjoying these videos. I was in the US Navy for 6 years, at sea for about a third of that time, and always wondered what the Merchant Marine was like. Thanks for showing me.

[@juliusjimenez2784]

SANA ALL!!! LOVE YOU CHIEF 😍😘♥

[@xCaotiko]

Some time ago I discovered your channel, Chief Makoi, since I discovered your channel I watch each and every one of your videos daily. I will soon start my life on board as a marine engineer, and watching your videos are a great motivation for me. Keep it up, I'm sure that you are not only a motivation for me, but for each and every one of us who follow you. I hope when I board I have a chief engineer like you!!