Why it's Better to Stock up Before the Bahamas- Sailing Uma [Step 150]

Last day before we set sail to the Bahamas included stocking up for the next 3 months, and grabbing our free diving gear. Excited for some Spear fishing ;)
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[@insaynbcr]

If ever there was a time to bust out the extreme coupon strategy, provisioning for your trip is certainly that time.

[@guijoe1437]

Aldi apparently has lower prices completely without the need of coupons

[@mircat28]

"Aldi, the no-frills German grocery chain, is known for its low, low prices. ... As a result, Aldi is one of the cheapest grocery stores in the U.S. The store claims you can save as much as 50% over national brands when you choose its store-brand products."

[@jameshoiby]

That receipt was huge, almost as long as the receipt I get at CVS for a bottle of aspirin!

[@denisemarie3734]

Rofl...my favorite comment!

[@c5dave1999]

I served in the Navy on submarines and when we provisioned for an extended run we actually even used the floor space, stacking #10 tin cans up to three high throughout the entire sub!! Free space is a rare commodity on a boat... Good job on the video!!!

[@steveed1834]

Me too and it's true

[@brentparks2292]

I served on an aircraft carrier and we didn’t have to do that because our store rooms were bigger than your subs! Lmao

[@JCrook1028]

@@brentparks2292 and you also had ships resupplying you under way...

[@jamesk8198]

Thanks for the videos. Once again the scene in the galley highlights your beautiful and creative refit. After losing 30+ cans of veggies in a 6 month period to rust. And we have a super dry boat. My wife and I decided to put everything in plastic.Zip lock bags,Space Bags or tight bins. We reuse all the bags. A can comes out. A new can rotates in.Our clothes go in Space Bags . My tools are in locking bins.Everything is bagged or binned. Two results. Zero mold or mildew and zero food loss.In two incidents of shipping on water and two liquid spills into our lockers we have lost nothing.Cleanup is easy. Pull the packages wipe them down. dry and clean the locker. Return everything. I have smiled with relief more than once as I watched something or other flow into my locker.Another benefit is this. Everything is beautifully organized and easy to find.It is a great pleasure to find what I am looking for clean and dry.You probably already do something like this. But I have been amazed at the number of people who never thought of it . Fair Winds . We missed the Bahamas for this season but are happy for our friends who are there now. S/V Sea Dragon

[@keepinitrural559]

just a heads up, pickled veg doesn't need to go into the fridge. the salt and vinegar will keep everything from spoiling. that goes for fermented foods as well. hope that helps for future provisioning trips, cheers!

[@darrellsheldon1394]

Not to mention the polysorbate they always add to pickles. It's a preservative, they are adding a preservative to a preserve. Madness.

[@hopemiles]

I live on a boat in the Caribbean. I never refrigerate anything pickled. Or mayo. I know...I know...but as long as you don't contaminate it...it's all good! Stick a clean spoon inside, don't double dip with a dirty spoon. It has never made us sick in five years. Learned this from other cruisers! Same for many, many store bought condiments! Great episode!!!

[@greghorne8678]

I really admire how much work you've done on Uma. The DIY aspect of your vlog is very strong. Fomo porn and snorkelling montages are a dime a dozen. I hope you can resist the temptation of that easy content that causes so many vlogs to become boring. Good luck on your voyage!

[@marcryvon]

At last, at last, SAILING !! I'm so excited for you two, oh the sweet and so talented kids you are. After all the hard work, awesome designing and building your love nest, you deserve a loooong break, easy living down south. This ol'man here wish he could do the same as you do ! But, hey, as Montrealer, I'll think of you through our long winter. Take care, young ones, fair winds and a have great time !

[@tjreyer7281]

Hi guys! Quick FYI you don’t actually have to put your pickles in the fridge, if you ONLY use a utensil to remove a pickle (in other words don’t use your fingers😉) the vinegar will keep them bacteria free -that’s why stores keep them on the counter 😁 hope y’all are having a blast! Thanks for sharing! Hope this helps!

[@sethwilliamson]

Great discussion guys! I enjoy it when you get into discussions like this. Your thoughts reminded me of something. In _Voyaging on a Small Income_ by Annie Hill, she discusses provisioning at some length. One paradox she discusses is that larger boats obviously cost more for acquisition, operation, and maintenance, so you want to go as small as you can. On the other hand, if you go too small, you're always beholden to the local prices which can be insanely high (as you've found.) For instance, she found that the first port of call after the common crossings tended to have high prices. If she had enough provisions on board to maybe pick up a few treats but wait for an island or two before doing the really big shopping, she could save a ton. The second thing she learned was how much she valued the ability to snag up those killer deals you sometimes see. "Ten cents per can for tomatoes?!?" Empties shelf! Not "Oh man! But where would we put them? Arg!" For her and her husband aboard, she found their 34' monohull provided the ability to store up to a year of provisions while still being small enough that other costs didn't get out of hand. (Not that she'd always have a year aboard. Again, capability.) I recommend that book to anyone with an interest in the full-time cruising life. Good read. Amazon has it in paperback and Kindle (No affiliation.) When I get seduced into the designs of the brilliant Steve Dashew and the like, I can always rely on Annie Hill and Lin & Larry Pardey to bring me back to practical simplicity.

[@guzman2303]

Hi from Uruguay. Don’t stop doing some proyects. It’s the Reason why i watch you guys. Have fun in bahamas

[@captandy34449]

Always the best videos. Reminds me of my younger days. Please keep them coming!

[@RiggingDoctor]

We also found that the food in the Bahamas was super expensive and rotted way too quickly! Have fun over there and enjoy the only fresh food they have (fish and conch)

[@zenzen9131]

You guys, Uma, and Vagabond are my most favourite sailing channels :)

[@speckledwisdom1169]

Zip loc bags for leftover pickles and similar jarred or canned food in fridge is the best. Saves a lot of space.

[@chokedup53]

wonderful camera work. good job putting this video together.very nice that your sound isn't washed out with wind noise. appreciate the moderate music not overwhelming the voices. excellent job.

[@dougmac8904]

Wow, you guys are living the life.

[@gmanwaseverywhere2104]

I've come to enjoy you guys so much. Whatta super nice pair you make, intelligent, industrious, intuitive, and oh so sweet. And you're Canucks! (lol). Anyway, so glad you've all but completed your "re-do" of Uma, making her a very livable yet small sailboat. She looks so good below deck, almost chic. Great job. Now, looking forward to future actual sailing episodes that show us adventures I for one envy. Thank you so much. Now, here's a toast my mother, who is 100 (I'm 75) taught me many years ago, which is very appropriate for you guys , cuz you're "living the life." Please try to say it each time you treat yourselves to some of that wine, "Here's to health, love, wealth, and the time to enjoy them..." Cheers.

[@frankd2301]

Gary R Knuth : he is Canadian she is Haitian

[@gmanwaseverywhere2104]

@@frankd2301 I know that she is Haitian, Frank, but they both graduated from college in Canada, so I sort of generalized for a bit of, apparently misunderstood, humor.

[@kingchristopherpaul477hutc8]

So much fun, love the energy!! Stay Blessed!!!

[@nealeburgess6756]

Good idea to stock up on the wine. When I drive through France I always buy plenty of French wine. There is no shortage of inexpensive wine here in Spain, I just prefer French wine. No problem in storing it for many months, even without a wine cellar.

[@Penwiggle]

I’m really glad I found your channel. Love Ladies Night, and the boat projects, looking forward to seeing some real sailing. You’re one of the main 3 boats I follow (Delos, Uma & Curiosity/Gone with the Wynns)

[@darcyferrigno]

Laughing when Dan scratched his beard on you. I scratch my arm on Tony's beard because it feels good. After a few years together he just deals with it. haha.

[@jamesa702]

You guys are inspiration and always an informative and educational, yeah good words galore. Thanks greatly.

[@SamuelKTennis]

Make Hawaiian slings! A foot of bamboo, thread a Tinker Toy piece into the rubber tubing (surgical tubing?), frap the rubber tubing into the bamboo. Make a spear from a 1/4" steel shaft after threading the end to mount a spear head. We made them as kids on Key Biscayne - no trigger!

[@bartwesp4303]

Great video. Exciting to have some new sailing adventures with your new gadgets and improvements!

[@armaofgod1]

Love that Uma tee Kika's wearing....please bring back to your store for me to proudly support and wear ♡

[@boatworkstoday]

Those Bota-Box wines are actually really good ;-) Safe travels and happy Holidays!

[@jackterry7664]

Ya box wines!

[@bdjm8595]

I used to be a commercial fisherman on the B.C. coast and when we went out for a Halibut opening it was always multiple carts and a HUGE bill!!

[@SailingCreo]

Omg guys that's one BIG shop, it's getting it back to the boat in the dingy that always makes us laugh on Creo. Enjoy your new free drive gear x

[@onawalkabout]

I know I am a couple of years behind on these improvements that you are making but I am following along step by step because at some point this year I plan to start my own project and by next year be (hopefully) out there with all of the amazing crews I have found on here. The last couple of episodes are truly eye-opening with the electronics upgrades, but my favorite.... the hose to the bow :-) Seeing all of that mud on the bow all of those years was bugging me :-P Well done on everything you have both accomplished so far!

[@Dr.J_theCPA]

You two are awesome, you all did an awesome job....I live in Palm Beach Gardens and my office is just 1000 due west of the West Palm Beach dock...I see lots of sailboats on those floating balls....I would love to meet you both....I am planning to start sailing and I will be looking for a boat to enjoy sailing and getting out on the water. Thanks.

[@davidfrank2824]

I just watched earlier today a another couple that went grocery shopping in the Bahamas and they only had about four bags and it came to $1,100. So for you guys to get all that food for under $900 that was pretty good.

[@daithiocoinnigh]

Fuck yes, my family shopping is about $140 per week - I get loads of Dairy though

[@eugene-ho3he]

It depends on where you shop you could a whole lot with 1,100

[@ninehundreddollarluxuryyac5958]

Your boat was so quiet during the autopilot calibration. Electric drive makes so much sense if you're not relying on the diesel to go long distances. You'll like the freezer once you get one. My boats always got a freezer right away because I tend to spend three months aboard over the summer. I get those big family packs of chicken legs and fill both racks in my oven for a mass-cook. I make gallons of chilli in two gigantic kettles. It all gets divided into portions in baggies and frozen. There is a big freezer and a small refrigerator on my current boat, which makes the most sense for long term cruising away from the cities and groceries. The fridge is only for a couple days food that is thawing and some cold drinks, while the freezer has three months of frozen food.

[@Jomievolution8]

Awesome guys!!! Man here you guys in sailing in the water without getting lost and here I am lost in my own pool with my wife’s unicorn floater.

[@anvilhead59]

A great view of the boat at the dock. You have improved Uma's lines. She looks so sleek.

[@tommygunz8692]

It seems like forever since you guys have sailed....Can’t wait to see what the bahamas brings....⛄️⛄️🌲⛄️🌲⛄️🌲⛄️🌲.......T.Gunz.........🌞

[@mattevans-koch9353]

Just watched Beau and Brandy as they headed out and you two were right ahead of them. All of you heading to the Bahamas have a joyous holiday season and party on!

[@SailingUma]

We met up with them a while ago when they were still in fort pierce, then we hung out in the same bay in WestPalm and now again in the Bahamas :)

[@doctorithelp]

So if i had your boat I would add a northern lights GEN SET and Actual Air Conditioning. love what you have done with it so far B&G is the best !!!

[@billdomb]

You were right in our marina at Riviera Beach. But I think we were out in the bahamas then. See you did find BOW! Next time around, call Activated Eau...slip S-17 and see if we're around.

[@sailingluana3037]

If you've never tried it Malbec is amazing and never had a bad bottle. And it's cheap! Usually you can find good Malbecs, very good, for 10 bucks. It all to taste but it a good red, touch sweet, and mellow tannins.

[@catboatadventures7208]

I've spent a lot of time in the Bahamas. And one of the things I learned is that when you make your provisioning decisions it is a constant balancing act between low cost options v wanting to support the Bahamian local economy. I try to support the local community as much as possible. But it is not always easy. Keep those great videos coming. You guys rock! All the best, Jim and Donna Andersen, Cat Boat Adventures, Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts

[@SailingUma]

We were just having this discussion with some new cruising friends a few nights ago. We totally get that almost everything here is shipped over from other countries, But so is Curacao and many other islands we visit. The prices here and in Turks and Cacios don't reflect simple shipping costs. Many other islands we've visited get a major chunk of their annual income from tourists (including us boaters) So they keep their prices reasonable and we all buy locally. But if you bump them too high, you get the negative spiral happening here in the Bahamas, everyone stocks up before the come over, and don't spend as much locally, making everyone need to raise their prices to compensate and the cycle continues. But many of the things we bought before coming over, you can buy here, but just for more money since they had to be shipped from the States anyway. The way we see it is, it's better to support local businesses buy paying for services or buying local fish and such, not just buying the same stuff you can get in the USA but marked up, then all you're supporting is the shipping / importation industry. Anyway, there seems to be no right answer, as we chatted about this for hours.

[@kensae]

There are a lot of foods that people are used to putting in a fridge that does not need to be there. Mustard, ketchup, bbq sauce, any hot sauce that has vinegar, pickles, tomatoes and more.

[@flyingdutchman6984]

You can add Jam's and Jelly's to the list too. They are basically flavored sugar and don't need refrigeration.

[@zzzxxzzz4797]

I never refrigerate my eggs , just turn them over every other day ! I don't put any vegetables or fruit in the fridge ! Just don't set anything in the sun unless it's meat you want to jerk ! Especially in plastic ! The fridge is for beer and wine !

[@janethartwig774]

High humidity needs to be addressed. Many fresh fruits and veggies need refrigeration to last in humid climates. What works on land often doesn’t work at all on the water in the tropics.

[@chrisfedde4032]

When guessing prices one of us guesses a number and the other guesses low or high. The looser does dishes or other chore.

[@johnmiller6558]

Oh... and it your 150 Step/video!!!! very cool...

[@schoentje62]

love you, love you,love you,love you,love you,love you,love you,love you,love you,guys! Have a safe trip to the Bahama's. Cheers!

[@walteremnewyorkcity2172]

The sailboat is very beautiful , I loved the all jobs you have doing the last video was the bakery and bathroom rebuilding

[@appick01]

Fingers crossed for your weather! You guys deserve some good weather and fun sails, you've put in a ton of work since you came back to the states. Enjoy the great diving fair winds!

[@wallyjoerg]

Love you guys. You are a warm, smart, and delightful couple. I enjoy watching every episode. Do you ever disagree or fight? Asking for a friend. 😉

[@bobfitz6358]

of course they do, everybody does at some time or other. thats why its good to make up after. But to film it! Well it could turn into a TV program.

[@joshuarosen6242]

All couples do. I don't believe any couple doesn't have occasional arguments. I have been very happily married for almost 40 years and I think we have a really strong relationship but we have had some pretty big bust ups. Not so many that I can't remember every one but the important thing is to remember that the relationship is more important than short term anger or hurt and you can work through anything. We have anyway.

[@shortwave5454]

Awesome video! Must also watch Sailing into Freedom’s Exile at Sea series - just amazing!

[@peterwest3379]

At last you are on the way again. It will be great to be with you and sail again :) Merry christmas from Sweden

[@barnmaddo]

I haven't watched you guys recently, but the boat looks really nice! At the very least you guys have a great sense of style.

[@vincentstouter449]

The hydraulic Auto-pilot seems to be much quieter than the electric ones which attach to the tiller👍😎. I’m always impressed with the care you exercise both in component research and installation.👍 The neoprene boot may allow water to pass depending on whether it’s open or closed cell foam. It may also be subject to rapid UV degradation depending on spec. They do make flexible neoprene paint which could provide protection from water/UV. If the paint was light colored it would both reflect heat and disclose degradation if the black underlying neoprene began to show. How do you keep the birds off your masthead and wind vane? 🤔

[@thomask5295]

Just a little trick I learned to clean the anchor chain: - get yourself a tube/rod (wood, aluminum, PVC, etc.), about 1,5~2 meters long, with a large hook at the tip (enough to embrace your anchor chain) - pull the anchor chain back until the dirty part is barely at sea level, but still underwater - with the hook, pull the anchor back and forth a few times, while still underwater - the water flow created will clean that section of your chain much better than your deck spray and without any battery usage. Not to mention without all the mess that usually ends up on your bow after the traditional procedure. - once this section is clean, pull the clean section up with your windlass until the next dirty bit starts coming up. - rinse and repeat (it even works for cleaning the anchor itself) Since I have a pretty heavy 10mm stainless steel chain all the way, I usually just pull it towards the bow and then let it fall back free. The vibration and water flow cleans all dirt out.

[@2009WI]

You guys should find an aldis for a stock up!!!

[@danateel]

Looking forward to seeing you using the freediving equipment and new fins and such!

[@spinnaker5514]

Hey Guys it's finally happening heading south again...yeah! Just to let you know, mustard does not have to be refrigerated once opened. Also, they make mayo that comes in a squeeze tube like the new tomato paste tubes. Since no air can get into the tube you do not have to refrigerate it either. I've tried it, and it works great! Also eggs do not have to be chilled eithe as long as you turn them every other day they will last 6 months or longer. Turning them coats the inside of the egg and does not allow air into the egg thus it doesn't spoiil! Check it out on KZbin along with all kinds of other long term storage tricks!

[@southjerseysound7340]

I'm not disagreeing but eggs sold in the us that are washed and chilled are best kept cold. The one's that are natural are fine though and you can also coat them.

[@spinnaker5514]

Yes, I guess I forgot to ad that important point of starting with farm fresh eggs. Most of the eggs that you buy at a commercial grocery are already close if not 30 days old. So Sorry!

[@southjerseysound7340]

@@spinnaker5514 no worries,I figured you know. I just wanted to put it out there for others just in case. I might be wrong on this but besides already being not so fresh. It's my understanding that the washing process strips some of the egg's protective layer off too allowing more air to penetrate the shell. I must say the first time I had a month old egg that never was refrigerated,I was a little shocked. Had I known before I'd have passed. But now it seems like they taste fresher longer. Also sorry if I came across like a troll :-)

[@maggie4834]

You all are awesome !

[@NicholsKT]

I was so excited to see you guys breakdown all the packaging and play pantry Tetris trying to figure out where to put it :(

[@WanderingKnapps]

We love apothic red. That's our favorite. We are selling everything in may, moving to Florida to buy a boat and boat around the Caribbean with our 3 boys. We found yall through project Atticus battle of the channels. Looking forward to learning from yall

[@GeorgeGraves]

You don't need to refrigerate pickles - that's the whole point of pickling something. Sailors have been eating pickled food at sea for 100's of years.

[@blhack123]

Some pickles have to be refrigerated.

[@HARDYSFISHINGADVENTURES]

Pickles don't need refrigeration after opening neither do ketchups

[@Pygapascoe160]

Ryan Mcdermott wrong.

[@GeorgeGraves]

​@@Pygapascoe160 He's mostly right. Ketchup will have sugar in it. But some of you spend way too much time researching battery packs to replace your diesel, that you've got no clue why rum was on board ships, or dried fish, or pickled EVERYTHING. COME ON GUYS!

[@blhack123]

​@@Pygapascoe160 not "have to" in a "it will make you sick if you don't", but some pickles which are particularly crunchy will lose their crunch if they get warm.

[@skiff27]

Just a suggestion have you thought about a wind mill . The other suggestion is if you have a electric motor powering the boat if you replace it could you get one that dose both generate electric power and propel the boat. Use the propeller to make electricity under sail.

[@SailingUma]

Yes, both are in our short term plans.

[@pilotdane]

Good to see you stocked up on the important stuff. Boat don't move without booze.

[@EdToml]

Glad you are planning to keep doing 'odd job' videos. They can be as interesting as your travel/lifesyle vlogs.

[@kimyoung230]

The most amazing part of this video is not the big shop, but that you found space on the boat for all of it! Congratulations on setting sail! Also, FWIW, I have heard that food in Iceland (still next year?) is also super expensive.

[@scotdor]

I was just in Iceland. Groceries are not that bad, but restaurants are insanely expensive. As far as meat, lamb is pretty cheap there.

[@southjerseysound7340]

You'd be amazed at what you're able to find room for on a sailboat. It just takes some creativity. I have a small lathe, welder and other tools that I planned on selling but they've been so useful I've kept them.

[@superdon1chw]

pickles are good to not refrigerate after opening in the old days they keeped them in as wood barrel in your local 5 and dime

[@GulfSouthGene]

You have become fiberglass experts. You probably could design / build your own sail-boat! Cheers!

[@darrylnelson6264]

Winos! Glad to see you back (almost) on the briny sea. Have a safe trip and happy holidays to you both.

[@suziq5293]

Yeah! Time to sail again, safe travels!

[@WilliamPozo]

My family uses the walmart grocery and they deliver for $10 bucks to most places. Prices are 10-20% less and the GV brand in my opinion is fine for certain items, which will bring the net delta btw conventional grocery stores and wally world to a whole new level. I use it in miami and Virginia.... Love your channel!

[@Josh-of-all-Trades]

Dayumn! Looks like a small CVS receipt!

[@bigt9391]

Congratulations guys hope you guys have a good safe trip keep the videos coming love them

[@geobely]

I can't wait to see you guys videos from the Bahamas and mostly how you enjoy the festival Junkanoo

[@Largexxl-zn4lx]

120 bucks a night for your boat? Imagine the big cat costs...

[@lilperchhunter]

this is the channel to convince my wife to go sailing, the stocking up on Apothic wine sells it.

[@jamielancaster01]

All that stuff will fit easily into the HEAVY SUZIE👍🏻

[@RonnFolk]

When we had our boat in west palm I used to go to BOW all the time. I gave up on West Marine, it seemed all they had was swim suits.

[@robfraley4210]

I loved this one, last video too, a Lot of good work y’all have done ✅ The boat looked like a NEW one when you walked away from it at the dock. I also like when you take us Shopping 🛍 with you But I would have liked to have Seen What you got at “Freedive” and your thought process while getting the fins, mask, Spears, etc... 🤷🏻‍♂️👍

[@tomwilliams8675]

I agree, good move to dock. You must be exhausted. On to the Bahamas! Have a great sail, and Happy Holidays.

[@ParkTheBoat]

You need to provision at Aldi's in the States! Better value than Publix. Winking Owl wine $2.89/bottle

[@jamestheotherone742]

I was gonna say that too. Or even Wallymart. Sams's Club/Costco or "dollar stores" for the name brand canned stuff. Regular grocery stores might be cheaper than the Islands, but its expensive compared to discount food stores.

[@brentparks2292]

No, they need to learn to start collecting coupons for those big buys and save half on that final price. Even weekly couponing can save them 50.00 dollars. I think for them, they are very computer savvy so going online and getting coupons will be easier.

[@GarageTroll22]

Uma looks amazing. Be safe and keep the vids coming

[@Monica-jq4gy]

Great sailing tips !!! Love your video !! x

[@garygerard4290]

Fun video, you two make a good team, 'real nice boat. Editing Dept. gets an A+

[@joshuarosen6242]

The catamaran Fat Cat is a charter boat operating out of Puerto Aventuras, Mexico.

[@edl617]

barrels!!! barrels of flour, sugar, salted beef, limes and lemons,

[@svapresski794]

get that wine out of the box, takes up much less space and no brining bugs aboard.Merry Christmas

[@brucedaniels1513]

Fair winds my friends. Hope you have a wonderful Christmas in the Bahamas. You guys have got to find a less expensive grocery store. Publix is infamous for being the most expensive food store in the south.

[@scyz2807]

Dan, It's 11 am and at the end there, with the way you were looking, I was feeling so tired myself that I wanted to go back to bed!

[@stephenk.9344]

Guys, you win the all-time grocery store trip amount that I've ever seen. Then again I'm not heading to the Bahamas in a boat. Imagine what a family of 5 on a boat spends. I wonder how much Rolly and Elayna provision at one time being that they have all the room on their catamaran. I'll bet you still win. BTW, how did the new instruments install go? Are you thrilled, I am and it's not my boat. Have a safe crossing to the islands.

[@6226superhurricane]

catamaran has plenty of room but generally not much storage or weight carrying ability.

[@brenda_rmohammed4357]

Apothic Red is also my fav!

[@tomriley5790]

Still working my way through! Great vidoes! The new electronics looks so pretty! Brilliant job with all of that, getting all that food - must be difficult to know how how much of anything to buy, but $200 of wine sounds good :-)!

[@wmmikek]

Take a look at Truck Fridge for a DC fridge/freezer.

[@tristansollows3046]

Just as a heads up. There is no cheap beer in the Bahamas. Stock up at Walmart before you go. Cruised a few years in the Bahamas and I learned this lesson after the first. Love your channel:)

[@LovingAtlanta]

👍Just FYI - 💝Digital coupons could have certainly helped with your grocery bill and there are cheaper grocery stores to shop at as well. Have you guys downloaded the Ibotta App? It’s excellent. 🤗💞🤗

[@gwendupreez4202]

Hi I love this comment, I tried searching for this app you spoke about.. in which countries is this app applicable and can you show me what the icon looks like? I am struggling to find it. Thank you so very much!

[@LovingAtlanta]

Gwen du Preez - 👍I thought it was available every where, but I could be wrong. I downloaded the free App from the App store. I don’t go crazy with it and I buy stuff I would normally buy and upload the receipts to get a little back. It adds up over time. I hope this helps. 💝 Here’s a couple of videos about it on KZbin: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b37QaaV5mtCVpZI kzbin.info/www/bejne/omrWf6OJitqaiLs

[@pirateracer69]

Kika, both of you looked exhausted! And you know when someone yawns it is contageous, do not film your bf tired again… he made ME yawn and strech like a cat. LOL Get some good time and rest in the Bahamas guys. Love you.

[@Ebuhler1000]

Enjoyed it. Can’t wait for next week! Be safe.

[@englishrose1122]

Don’t even try to justify your purchases, live your lives xx

[@nas6587]

Awesoooooooome!!!.. safe travels... Winded vojage and sailing uma.... too nice!

[@leonardkevin12]

Love the boat work videos!

[@Tjay0716]

You 2 are addictive ! Lol. Awesome

[@josephpimer1303]

u guys rock ur in my top 5 cruisers have fun b safe

[@knight7866]

You guys were 2 boats apart from me at the Riviera Beach Marina. Bummer we did not bump into each other.