Man Going DOWN With His Ship?

Man Going DOWN With His Ship? #shorts

[@TheJakeman789]

So instead of trying to help, people just speed by and too close in other boats, laugh at him, and record him struggling. It’s the law that you supposed to help another mariner if they need help and your close enough to help.

[@kyleroark2609]

What’s mans supposed to do tel the waves to stop🤣

[@WavyBoats]

The sad part is that 47 people are as oblivious as you are. How can I possibly do more than alert the authorities when I'm standing on a jetty? I didn't laugh at anyone. There is a crowd of people around our camera. I can't police peoples laughter. Close enough to help? I'm fully zoomed in to 800 mm... lmao

[@garrettbybee-mullins6634]

I mean he's literally beached. You're just sitting there being useless and recording. ANY effort would've been more helpful than what was displayed here

[@Laters3]

@@WavyBoats well we didn’t see you call anyone did we. You got your phone out to call then thought this will be so much better to film. Shocking and I hope you loose every subscriber you have to.

[@thomascolbert2687]

@@WavyBoats Amazing how moronic they are.

[@flynlow606]

The guy laughing needs a dose of karma

[@tent3807]

Yep

[@schnoebelen2333]

Yea he has it coming to him bad mojo

[@coronalight77]

How do you know he was laughing at him? I think karma is going to visit you instead. Waste of skin.

[@ravingfurryforlife]

@@coronalight77 picking a fight on KZbin on the same account you upload videos of your children is probably not a good idea

[@charliesnyder8566]

@@schnoebelen2333 p

[@deanferries7766]

He's run aground so he's trying to get his mainsail up to heel the boat over so that the keel swings free from the bottom allowing him to motor off the beach into deeper water

[@sauxy9290]

their in the middle of the ocean my playa

[@FonicsSuck]

@@sauxy9290 sir, this video footage is captured from shore.

[@theprophet9428]

@@sauxy9290 nah he’s touching the ground you can see the boat bouncing off of it

[@joejoelesh1197]

@@sauxy9290 watch how the boat is moving, or more importantly not moving. She is aground.

[@LastExile1989]

Thanks Mr Krabs.

[@leslievey7312]

I've been in this position and no one stopped to ask if they could help .we had to get in water a d swim boat back to shore . There are asses everywhere .

[@daveblackford6097]

You had to wade through a bunch of asses?

[@jaromirstepan7329]

People are thinking that you screwed up but in reality stuff just happens. Sea is a wild place and everyone can end up in this situation no matter the experience. My personal opinion is that today many people have lost empathy because they forget how life can be unfortunate.

[@jc5654]

Boaters code is to help anyone in need. You never know when you will need it.

[@svdesertdepartedjoe9621]

Honestly, most boaters don’t even know you’re in trouble there, so oblivious

[@sirius2056]

Bro me too, people LOVE to gather around and watch

[@carlos89784]

That man in the boat can work and think under pressure. Impressive

[@onthewater4020]

Basic requirement for sailing. You have to keep your cool and keep working through problems in the worst situations... Unlike powerboating which requires, from the evidence I've seen, about three brain cells and a fat wallet.

[@bradlymacy4108]

That child is definitely his father‘s kid.

[@mattysheehan9786]

“Dad if I were him I’d get to the other side” Uh kid if you were him you’d be dead lol

[@ironman98]

XDD

[@williamdavis7613]

Just shows you the way his dad thinks too

[@shanchi1869]

@@williamdavis7613 fucking exactly

[@noahh2338]

​@@williamdavis7613they're on the jetty smart guy, is he supposed to swim over with his kid?

[@williamdavis7613]

@@noahh2338 this is old and also I think you missed the point

[@marp00n]

That motor boat slapping him with their wake, this dude is kevin costner

[@jonafrica5739]

Yeah wtf was up with that???

[@deeperinsider2544]

"my boat."

[@user-ov3rw1db7w]

First safe the Tomatoes ;-))

[@seedofbayne.]

"You are the worst pirate I've ever heard of" "Ah, but you have heard of me!"

[@josephg1855]

He’s not sinking he wasn’t paying attention to his depth and the keel got stuck in the sand.

[@LANDSHARKK]

I have a sinking feeling he didn't know he had a keel.......pun intended

[@josephg1855]

@@LANDSHARKK LOL

[@andres1xy]

Agreed, that's seems to be what's happening there.

[@carolv8450]

Will he be ok?

[@josephg1855]

@@carolv8450 yeah, either the tide will come in and right his boat, or he’s just gonna keep flopping around like a fishing cork.

[@2inHeartattack]

"Bystanding" should be a chargeable offense in this country...

[@alanaldpal950]

As detestable as it is to not help when you have the ability to help….. it is not and should not be a crime

[@freddymcgrantham9175]

"Son if I were you I'd stfu.."

[@Slingin_Bait]

Make sure to sit back, laugh and record whenever you see the guy that recorded this get into a shitty situation.

[@bradthornton2394]

The guy that recorded this was fully zoomed in on an 800mm lense, standing on a jetty, and had already called authorities before starting to film... was he supposed to swim out there and basically be a man over board and be 1 more person that needed rescuing? Maybe hold the anchor chain in his teeth and David Hasselhoff the vessel off the bottom? Maybe he could have started 1 by 1 rearranging the 3000 pound rocks on the jetty to create a bridge for the guy? Moron 🤡

[@tessabishop5455]

Kinda mean.

[@imaginewhirledpeas6696]

Too many ASSumptions there Richard.

[@seabournewolf2298]

that boat weighs 4 to 5 tons and is in surf approx 5 foot deep what could he possible do idiot

[@seabournewolf2298]

@@bradthornton2394 dont make me like you Brad

[@xxxxxx1154]

He's not going to sink far , he's already on bottom . Lol

[@mc_bed1501]

Yup and that’s not good is keel will most likely break off

[@BlueIron64]

If that kid saying “Dad, if I were him I’d get to the other side” was at Pearl Harbor, things would have gone down a bit differently

[@jt0094]

For anyone wondering the boat didn’t sink but sustained minor damage. It’s now my sailing boat

[@MotorcycleMouse]

What damage did it get?

[@albertcaro6191]

As someone who loves sailing and hopes to one day get into it, I would love to know the story as to how the boat ended up in that spotz

[@Musik-cs5nd]

That great to hear. What brand of sailship is it?

[@fernandog.1575]

Are you that dude on the boat?

[@fernandog.1575]

How is that your sailboat now?

[@rainhart458]

This video must be shown to the Greek captain, Yiannis Avranas. Who’ve jumped ship, prior to any of his passengers. Getting to safety.

[@huescaroja5078]

People laugh at him , instead help him so sad

[@vincentjackson6404]

The fack do u want them to do

[@GLo1991]

@@vincentjackson6404 lol right swim over and fix it for him

[@Ryan-re1rs]

Sure, jump into the ocean near jagged rocks and crushing waves and swim 100s of feet out to help a dude in a boat.. you all watch too many fake movies.

[@huescaroja5078]

@@Ryan-re1rs you right but let me tell you that happened to me in 2019 in panama city and 4 guys leave the beach to help me aftet a few minutes a lady in a pwc help us too thanks to that people im sorry for this guy

[@lilrocnine6658]

Life comes atcha fast! Wear your floatation device!

[@one2killu]

just what i was thinking well said 👏

[@wesrichards6168]

It’s a single hull sailboat, keel full of lead. Those baby waves aren’t gonna hurt that boat at all.

[@wstadlock]

Depending on hull configuration, full keel=small chance, fin keel=bent rudder min.

[@louisbarnett9290]

People find it funny but what if the shoe was on the other foot

[@tjsbbi]

But he's not wearing any shoes.

[@sandrasmith3378]

yup... people are enough to make ya sick ...as time goes by *PEOPLE GET WORST!* 😳 ITS AS IF HUMANITY IS A RARE FIND

[@slowbro1337]

That's got the be the best pirate I have ever seen.

[@Pippy_Pappy]

NO MATE THAT MAKES NO SENSE

[@slowbro1337]

It's a meme bruh chill lol. Take a shitty sailor vid and pair it with the Pirate's of the Caribbean line used above.

[@Duggytripitier07]

Brilliant 😂

[@misterschubert3242]

So it would seem...

[@ericonium]

Lmao

[@Ferinm]

I hope he didn’t go down and was saved by the crazy people trying to make fun of him

[@imevenapersontoo]

What were they going to do swim out into the ocean and lift the boat? There was already someone there on a boat that drove by so he could just get him, and he was beached not sinking

[@slowazzes1972]

He was beached on a sand bar he wasn’t sinking.

[@kennyboyd4021]

Yeah that was pretty stupid laughing when somebody’s in trouble fucking people are stupid

[@jessicalt4121]

Right. Disgusting behavior.

[@imthebest4957]

Those useless f%cks couldn't help anyone

[@n40tom]

it always amazed me how many Mariners walk around their boats without boat shoes. I've seen so many slip and get hurt it's unbelievable. a good pair of boat shoes will grip the deck 100 times better than bare feet and both Sailors and power boaters do the same thing

[@SailingFrolic]

A large percentage of sailors sail with their feet, using them to grab lines or the helm. I personally don’t sail with shoes because I get better grip without them. Even when I had boat shoes, they disintegrated so quickly I had to buy another pair in 2 months… that’s shorter than some voyages

[@thewargododin1976]

Great help, the guy laughing 👊🏻

[@klj2382]

Needs his ass kicked

[@frank4one]

He's run aground, or the keel has hung up on something. Someone on a nearby boat could have thrown him a line and at the least helped him set an anchor to keep from going on the rocks. Years ago, I saw a 32-foot sailboat run aground on a reef, I carefully backed down to them and towed them off. They had minutes as the tide was dropping. Waiting 20 minutes for the Coast Guard would likely have resulted in a lost boat.

[@davidborodziuk898]

Laughing at man so close to danger...unbelievable!

[@boredoflife8703]

Most people are vile animals

[@donovanreid427]

@@boredoflife8703 no. most people are just smart and know that his keel was just stuck in the sand and was not sinking

[@ladyj5682]

Did he get it back on track? hope so

[@natenatenate94]

I would have risked it too, thats how the story goes for a good captain 🔥👌🏼

[@zekethedego]

Yes, I belive he will at some point go down with his ship. If not today then someday. If not that boat, well then some other boat. Bravo sir, bravo...

[@da40128]

Don't care that he's not wearing a life-vest but no shoes? That's downright Darius!

[@wstadlock]

I've helped more than 30 vessels in my 60yrs. 1st task is to get anchors set far out, only way is from assistant boats usually, then begin taking up slack with each roll. Time is critical especially if tide going down

[@jeffcopeland7408]

His thought: *whistles* rope rope tie the rope, what the fu....?! Ok back to rope I am fine.

[@MrDannyboyFL]

So if his keel break off from the sand he will sink.. it’s a very dangerous situation

[@batabet9790]

By the looks of the waves, he would have a very high chance of capsizing

[@lordapophis7438]

I'm very proud of that guy, even though he fell and got hurt he kept his composure.

[@reitzel]

First thing! Always use a life jacket when sailing

[@soup5344]

*Insert heavy sighing as I go through these comments about someone not helping when they are fully zoomed in and on a distant jetty, likely having already done whatever they can to help, and now just watching because watching people be either stupid or be struggling with something is what at least a quarter of all youtube content is.*

[@PR4U2NV]

Man: Never took lessons but, how bad could it be to sail on my own? Salesman: bruh.. you got this! Reality:

[@willybones3890]

Bwahahahaaa!😆

[@Luftbubblan]

Pretty funny :D. Most ppl i talked too said id be fine as well. My first ever trip was a 3 Day trip to get my boat home. It did go fine doe, im still pretty new but no accidents at all yet, 4 years in. Since i learned my self and pretty much only solo sail i Probably do a lot wrong but feels good so faar :) Mean while i hear about some ppl that run around twice in a Day hehe

[@PR4U2NV]

@@Luftbubblan You traveling out far and if so.. I hope you're well prepared for whatever reason.⛵🧰🪣🌬️🌀⛈️🦈🐋🤿..🤞

[@JimsEquipmentShed]

At this point, ha probably wishing he learned how the depth finder worked…..

[@mikestone234]

What we really needed to see, was someone, and this man, getting that boat out if trouble, so we can all learn something

[@chrissignal8857]

That's the equivalent of laughing at someone's home burning.

[@kolenadeau1345]

The people that stop what their doing to record something like this, those are the worst type of people.

[@Danny-ju2ip]

This is why I only stay on land

[@Jayden_3023]

Water polo

[@Captainoberstolz]

He is probably stranded, because the ship is going sideways, and sailships have a deep going finn (or what you call it in English) so the finn hits the seaground but the boad goes farther to the land, so its going sideways. But this is just my theory

[@TransitTracker]

Sailing yachts are made to do that, that’s not an emergency he just caught to much wind on his masts

[@silkyjohnson9094]

They need to create something like those Inflatable lifeboats for the sides of the boat that way if ur going down pull the cord and safety Floaties save ur boat lol

[@Chris-jk7wh]

Or you could just realize that the charts aren't using that accurate and be a good Mariner trust me I've trusted the charts and been in the exact same situation caught off treasure key treasure Island actually I'm sorry by the Potomac Force for Gale Church said 20 ft unreported show for foot ran aground in my 36 ft Cal Jensen 2 hours getting pounded stupid waiting for the Coast guard to tell me off the bar the coast guard on the other hand wanted me to jump in the water with my life jacket I said yeah at that time the anchor had broken loose I had a broken leg I'm hanging on and I said I'm not jumping into the water I can't swim with a broken leg and I'm not abandoning my ship they finally got me a line I wrapped around my winless they pulled me to Port I said she'll pop up if you get her nose into the waves and sure as hell she popped right up like a duck and I proceeded to sail all the way to Florida by myself without a problem there's a lot to be said for they don't build them like they used to....

[@reverands571]

They already exist. Google it.

[@silkyjohnson9094]

@@reverands571 then they are just dumb for not having them lol

[@timekey]

They just sit back and watch him when they could go over and help him.

[@JimsEquipmentShed]

They were filming from a jetty, You are just as close as they were, why didn’t you save them?

[@potatoplant9943]

And get sucked out by that current in the process, the only thing they could do is call it in.

[@potatoplant9943]

@@mattz1230 lmao

[@meaculpamishegas]

If you aren’t a pro, sailing by yourself is moronic. It’s hard enough for someone who has been doing it most of their life

[@Bassgroover]

I’ve seen the longer version of the video and not as zoomed in. They’re on a shoal approaching Haulover inlet in Miami. Always looks dicey, haven’t seen many sailboats given the current. Anyways, there’s a guy at the helm trying to motor off the shoal , this guy was maybe trying to get a spare halyard?

[@user-do1fq8oy9c]

There are no mariners left. Today we have weekend boating enthusiasts

[@garyeaton5719]

Beyond my comprehension, what he’s attempting to do. He seems to be sorting lines, but the main sail still has a cover on it. I’d try to stabilize boat with jib, at least gain some direction control, unless he’s grounded, running on aux. motor.

[@garyeaton5719]

@@mattz1230 Thank you.

[@theofficialdiamondlou2418]

@@mattz1230 thanks saved me a lot of typing. Lol

[@royaldecreeforthechurchofm8409]

He is grounded my rude they are in a inlet

[@ourcrazylife2952]

He ran aground

[@ep4684]

Definitely grounded. Throw anchor out, tie rode to halyard, pull boat over by mast to get enough water under her to motor out. Very harrowing situation.

[@Av-vd3wk]

Is there a longer video of this? Did he died?

[@tylerbates8198]

@@mattz1230 starting your response with “yeah” when his question ended with “did he die” was a bold move.

[@ljre3397]

No, he gave up and walked home. Look closer.

[@trymeimalreadyaghost1456]

That's not just a pleasure craft for him. It's his full time home. He ain't giving it up without a fight.

[@ttgk8506]

Hopefully that's high tide because he's already on the bottom

[@Andrew-13579]

Too short. Can see what led up to this and how it worked out. He’s hanging in there, though. Wouldn’t he have motored through the rough stuff before messing with sails? Or is he just playing in the waves for practice?

[@0xsergy]

Hes on the sand. Raising sail will tilt the ship and raise keel out of the sans(hopefully).

[@Mr.Robert1]

Just sit right back and you'll hear a tale, a tale of a fateful trip. That started from this tropic port, aboard this tiny ship. The mate was a mighty sailing man, the skipper brave and sure. Five passengers set sail that day, for a three hour tour. a three hour tour. The weather started getting rough, the tiny ship was tossed. If not for the courage of the fearless crew, the Minnow would be lost, the Minnow would be lost. The ship took ground on the shore of this uncharted desert isle, with Giligan, the skipper too, The millionaire, and his wife, The movie star, The professor, and MaryAnn, here on Gilligan's Isle. So this is the tale of our castaways, they're here for a long, long time. They'll have to make the best of things, it's an uphill climb. The first mate, and his skipper too, will do their very best to make the others comfortable in this tropic island nest.

[@kurtemus]

That's why Andy's dad never let him steer the yacht

[@patdogs]

Always have your sail ready to deploy while at sea

[@djstatyk1540]

For those who don't know, those sail boats usually have a long underfin.. Edit: Sorry, fuckin nerds. Ahem. *Keel* Fuckin happy now? with what looks like a suppository shaped counter weight. It's usually about 7- 8 feet long off the bottom of the boat and that is touching the ocean floor. Shallow. Scary. Hundreds of thousands of dollars just inches away from sinking. But as long as the tide goes back in, he's fine.

[@JohnPeejayServiano]

For the last time, IT'S CALLED A KEEL!

[@tjsbbi]

Yes, that's the thing. I believe it's called an "underfin".

[@djstatyk1540]

@@JohnPeejayServiano Fuck you, dude, give me a break. I don't know wtf they're called. Thanks for the lesson ...

[@Lizarthur63]

The man LAUGHING! Shame on him! He needs to help. That’s the LAW! What a jerk!!!! 😡👎🏻

[@noahh2338]

He's on the beach bozo, the boat is like 300 yards away, is he supposed to swim over there with his kids and save the guy?

[@markpalmer9254]

Not going down, he is grounded 😂

[@bruceg.6282]

And it looks like he isn't Wearing any type of life vest

[@Pippy_Pappy]

ANNOYINGLY SHORT VIDEO

[@JTTV72]

Today’s episode of “The Millennium Pirate” was brought to you by the letter R

[@LANDSHARKK]

😂😂

[@inanimateuser9828]

Definitely a Gen xer... Can tell by the over confidence and lack of knowledge. Parents must have passed away finally so Roger could get his boat and beach it.

[@thornyturtleranch6152]

Dad if i were him, my ass would be wearing a life vest. Damn dad, people are so stupid.

[@jejakamalaya1484]

Eye > saw person in trouble Ear > hear anything Mouth > ask thy person Sailing 101

[@bobcougar77]

I can only guess his motor is out and he's trying to get his sails up.

[@bobcougar77]

@@mattz1230 ?

[@bobcougar77]

​@@mattz1230 I watched it again. You can't even see the rear of the boat, and i certainly couldn't detect any exhaust anywhere. You're correct that i'm not a sailor, although i have owned speedboats. Perhaps he was trying to free up some line for a tow, perhaps not. But I don't see how if your motor is out and you are foundering, getting your sail up would be the last thing you would want to do. It seems to me it would be the only thing you could do in the absence of help. A boat without power will founder, a boat with power has a chance. Sailpower is power. If you just wanted to dump on someone, fine. But i don't think your argument holds up.

[@bobcougar77]

@@mattz1230 rodger that. All the best

[@ZoiidBurg]

Might as well stand and salute the boat for all the hard work its been through. Good thing everyone is 👌

[@EtanaAtreides]

The captain always goes down with the ship.

[@shoelessjoe1905]

Not only does Karma have excellent eyesight she also had outstanding hearing...

[@reidwright264]

Hope His Insurance is Current

[@reidwright264]

@@mattz1230 how would You know from such a brief video?

[@felixcat9318]

To not be wearing a life jacket in that sea state aboard a yacht which is taking on water is a very strange choice! If one's vessel is taking on water, activating the pumps, putting out a broadcast with one's vessel name, coordinates and problem at hand and attempting to find and seal the source of the leak should be one's priorities! Even bailing by bucket would help, but I cannot understand why he's so occupied with rigging at a time like this and the video is far too brief to reach an informed conclusion.

[@adamarens3520]

Well said

[@stevek8829]

Why prattle on about a subject you know absolutely zero about? Who told you it was taking on water?

[@ericfleming5522]

@@stevek8829 some people come to this channel for the occasional boat loaded with too many girls in not enough bikini fabric, but I'm here for the sailors telling the motorboaters that they don't know what they're talking about.

[@felixcat9318]

@@stevek8829 The title of the video "Man going DOWN with his ship?", implies that the vessel is sinking and questions whether the man is going down with it! For a vessel to sink it must lose buoyancy, and the loss of buoyancy occurs because the vessel takes on water! The weight of the water exceeds the buoyancy causing the vessel to sink. This is not something which requires a university level education to comprehend! If you have any evidence of vessels losing buoyancy due to reasons other than them taking on water, please post it!

[@stevek8829]

@@felixcat9318 the title is sensationalized, as is common. If you watched the video you could see he was trying to get off a bar, hopefully tide was rising. Thanks for the buoyancy lesson, they call it Archimedes principle. It's easy to run aground. I used to do it so much with an outboard I had to carry a spare prop.

[@Mikeandlucy1]

Going to guess that his engine would not start otherwise we can assume he would have motored clear of trouble. My boat has a Furling Genoa and Furling main, experience has now taught me to do whatever it is sooner rather than wait and see. I learnt a very valuable lesson a couple of years ago when I too thought I had more time than I did.and ended up on the mud.

[@LloydHZA]

Getting off your boat is the absolute last option - there are still ways to save the boat if he can heel it over and get the motor running

[@wstadlock]

Not possible until bow is pointing away from shore with anchor or tug vessel

[@constipatedinsincity4424]

I guess watching 👀 people die is hilarious? Some people 🙄

[@mc_bed1501]

How is he going to die

[@mc_bed1501]

His keel is stuck in the sand and will most likely not going to sink anymore and also there are boats around him

[@m.levesque9911]

Ignorant people filming 🤔💭🖕 If I was there I would have offered to help ❤️ I hope you made it out okay.......... Stay safe My friend ❤️

[@daveblackford6097]

Unless you had a decent size boat there's nothing you could have done.

[@michaelbevins1914]

You have zero context to the situation. Besides that there are kids. I don't have kids but if I did I'm not putting them in danger to help someone. It's easy for you to say you would've helped when you don't fully understand the situation.

[@wzbmitbbs]

Old fart was laughing

[@AK-de7jn]

I hope the boat made it!!

[@eye8549]

"No ship should go down without her captain"-Khan

[@Mimi-pt4fo]

Titanic passengers didn’t think life jackets were uncool

[@ljakp7327]

Don’t seem like he is sinking. He may be in shallow water and his fin is touching the bottom

[@iCover480]

That’s an Island Packet 485, perhaps a $300,000 to $500,000 vessel. Such a shame if it really did sink…

[@SVOceanBird]

Those lazy jacks tell me everything I need to know 😂

[@Tony-Jabroni]

“Dad, if i were him i’d get to the otherside”. Doubt.

[@Tony-Jabroni]

@@rifishing im not your bud, pal.

[@Teeveepicksures]

"YOU RUINED MY BOAT YOU JAGALOONS!"

[@96txtoastiii65]

Your failure's! faiilllllll urreeeessss!!!

[@billutimmeiscool4114]

FYI in the full vid guy gets help and the tow guys are standing up, water is below their waist so this guy would have been fine if anything happened and he is definitely just stuck on a sand bar

[@ironman98]

Ahh really? Good to know. A lot of dumb people assuming sh*t here in the comments.

[@billutimmeiscool4114]

@@ironman98 yea

[@1tanou]

That's why always the mainsail ready to go.

[@berserker743]

Captain always goes down with his ship

[@stargatetarot]

Karma to this man that did not help, and instead laugh

[@mitchellminer9597]

This is happening close to shore, possibly just off Haulover Inlet in Miami, Florida. The boat isn't sinking, yet. The keel that hangs down has hit bottom in shallow water, and the boat is being blown over and tipped sideways. The sailor is trying to tip it over even further, so the keel comes off the bottom and he can use the motor to move around. The other boats should be helping, but it is kind of a difficult situation. The snide remarks may be coming from people on shore, on the jetty. I think it's Haulover. The problem there is that there is a channel cut through the land, but it just opens into the Atlantic Ocean surf with no channel cut leading out into deeper water. The bottom is shallow and irregular, but at least it's sand. The sailor probably thought there was a channel, and ran aground. Like I said, sailboats like that have a deep keel. He might save his boat.

[@TheLegend-gj6bw]

So you stood there and recorded instead of helping a fellow mariner out. You should be ashamed to be on the same water as him.

[@VinsHourOne]

Poor Guy. I feel for him, as other's just video, but really what are they supposed to do?

[@brandonreeder9325]

A mate helping out would get that sail up in triple time.

[@jayrodathome]

That’s about the time I put a life jacket on.

[@EvanEdits132]

A good captain goes down with his ship

[@rooh5825]

Wavy boats is that guy that pretends to own a boat online lol

[@piscitellinicholas5240]

He's doing a fine job being that hes by himself

[@SDP2547]

Be careful guys, the waves are high

[@thatsmybikepunk195]

This guy: “ life jackets are for amateurs!”

[@andyp91]

It's hard to imagine what those Spectators could have done

[@theseadragon3055]

This needs the Pirates of the Caribbean music

[@ShaneMclane-PrivateEye]

Id be shouting at him, hey be careful its windy out there...

[@leecowell8165]

He's UNTETHRED! Not the brightest spark in the fire.