Tempers Flair Again Deja Vu!!| Miami Boat Ramps | Boynton Beach

Tempers Flair Again Deja Vu!! | Miami Boat Ramps | Boynton Beach
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[@TundraTalk76]

I have given up my ramp position several times to the newbie that needs more room and time or a mechanical issue. This people were just buttholes not helping this guy out!!!!

[@briansaben5697]

Fact…most Florida boaters are buttholes.

[@michaelangelo6378]

Probably know the guy never fixes his boat or maintains it.

[@joshuaskirvin]

People CAN be assholes, but MOST of the time, they are just oblivious to the world around them. Which is even worse.

[@christophermclean3921]

Good dude!

[@Thunderbyrd.]

@@briansaben5697 Most people are too, not all. But how many times do you see people stopping to help someone whose car is stalled? or how many people do you see stop and help someone in an accident? People turn their nose and go on about their business like the people did on the boat ramp.

[@LifeInLandscaping]

I swear 10 minutes is still not long enough I love these videos

[@Acula33RC]

Yeah i could watch these all day. I live on Lake of Egypt in Southern Illinois. I ride over to the marinas to watch this same same all day long. My favorite was a golf cart pulling out a 28 foot tri toon. Not sure what that golf cart was packing but, it pulled it out like a 900 horse diesel.

[@Cerus98]

@@Acula33RC - I avoid Lake of Egypt like the plague.

[@cakebella6727]

Yes.... you're supposed to help a boater in distressed. I don't like how ppl 😂 and want to see something. If it happens is different but hoping it happens is bs.

[@rherman9085]

He makes them just long enough to monetize them.

[@Cerus98]

@@rherman9085 - The minimum for monetization is 10 minutes.

[@mikec8007]

The launch ramp isn't a parking spot.people should learn proper dock usage

[@tomrisk516]

I've been boating for over 40 years all over the country. I have to say I've seen more rude ignorant boaters at this ramp than all places I've been combined

[@wjatube]

Because ever since COVID the number of boaters has sky rocketed. So the more people the more headaches. Especially with the novices.

[@DougHinVA]

40 years of it from an experienced boater all over the USA. Listen to him.... he is telling you what the future holds at this location.

[@johnjohnson-sm3yf]

@@wjatube no one became a pro without being a novice. People that have experience sld take a minute out of there life and try teaching them something. It only helps make things go smoother the next time you go .

[@jorgesantana7679]

@@qcummings7418 Hate to disappoint you but Boynton Beach is not in Miami.

[@jorgesantana7679]

@@qcummings7418 However! Miami boat ramps are crazy! If only there was a film crew at Haulover Boat Ramps! LMAO!

[@Octopusmaster]

Rule number 17 as a Native Floridian: Don’t own a boat, just have a friend who owns a boat.

[@TSemasFl]

Well I have friends who own a boat and they never take the boat out.

[@NeverEnoughPyro40]

That is the dumbest thing I have ever heard, I’m going to take a guess and say you don’t have any long term friendships do you?

[@hoosierdaddy8002]

@@NeverEnoughPyro40 Friends are like money. It comes and goes .

[@Thunderbyrd.]

@@NeverEnoughPyro40 You don't know a joke when you see one? C'mon man lighten up, relax. It's a joke.

[@alatinaxo4835]

Literally 😂😂😂😂😂

[@handymanmlewis9566]

We had boats all my childhood. ALL my child good. I dont never remember my dad and uncle not helping a newbie or boat in distress. If a boat was broke down or something there would be enough men around to help that if need be they'd pick it up and carry it out. The first time I took my family out on my boat it broke down. I had my young son young daughter and wife with me. We paddled that boat a mile in a half back to the boat ramp and was passed by 20 or 30 boats. Not one single person stopped. Things have changed.

[@darinkahele3176]

I was on a boat that flipped once about a mile from shore. Watching 10+ boats go by while we were trying to get their attention for help was actually pretty funny looking back at it now.

[@notsure7874]

I would never pass a disabled boat by, especially a capsized one.

[@OnlyFinssCharters]

I don’t think the burgundy boat knows that he has a manual tilt release, all it takes is a flat head to release pressure. Gotta know your vessels capabilities, it’s a must! Feel bad for the family.

[@terryfonz4603]

He probably just tilted the motor when he got near the rocks and it wouldn’t go back down he was already in a hairy situation and couldn’t take the time to get away from the helm yet! He also needed to check the tilt switch on the motor. Mine worked when the throttle switch wouldn’t.

[@scottegan5137]

Even if he didn't know about the relief valve (which I would bet most boat owners dont know about) he could of atleast gotten more weight towards the transom to maybe get the prop a little more water to bit.

[@johnjohnson-sm3yf]

@@scottegan5137 take note of every one on the vessel and what there doing

[@michaelangelos5117]

That's what I was thinking. He should have been able to fix it.

[@borysnijinski331]

@Blue Friend common sense is all too common bec it seems every moron has it…what you need is the uncommon sense that very few people have.

[@ChainsawFPV]

As pissed as he was he still went over and shook his hand. Good man.

[@matthoughton4220]

I am Broncos guru in collaboration with our boy wavy boats… and oh no it looks like cap is jumping off the vessel 😂🤣😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

[@eskohuse1925]

My son asks me why I binge watch these videos, I don’t even have a boat 😂. This is the best people watching ever!

[@CopperCreekCuts]

2:13 "Pardon me Sirs and Madams, could I possibly be of assistance?" "TRIMS! WON'T! GO! DOWN!"

[@richcrime]

that guy definitly thinks bud light is a fancy beer

[@rulerofomicronpersei8]

Disappointing how rude and classless people have become, it’s nothing but me me me now. Every man for himself now, no unity

[@fishydubsfishing6516]

It’s always like that with boating

[@13igtyme.]

Part of it is also the other way. Even in the video the camera guy said he could help and got snapped at. If someone asks for help I will do what I can, but there are a lot of people with no experience, too big a boat, and an arrogant attitude. It can be hard to help people, sometimes.

[@onehotlilpotatoye7329]

That's what happens when you don't have a homogenous society. Does anyone realize this doesn't happen in homogenous nations like ours used to be? Guarantee they get help in Japan, Netherlands, or even America as soon back as the 90s.

[@jameshuban6515]

@@onehotlilpotatoye7329 No this has been the case in the 40 years I've been on the water. It's more common now because more people are boating. I've seen some crazy things happen and been involved in some myself. I know my state requires boating classes to all new owners. (It should be all.) One of them should be dock etiquette but it wouldn't be as entertaining.

[@henrik1743]

What do you expect the way politicians treat their own people?

[@d3vast8n]

For the most part, the boating community is pretty helpful. Having stumbled across this channel and seeing how impatient people are and unwillingness to help or be helped, it's totally different in my community. However the common thing I've observed in my travels is the ability to back a trailer up and simple low speed boat maneuvering. The captain in the maroon boat needs to swallow his pride and ask for help and or simply communicate with others as they enter the marina. Being harsh and abrupt will only cause others to respond the same way and eventually tell you to bugger off.

[@joshuaskirvin]

Yeah, I don't care if you're on fire, I wouldn't piss on you if you spoke to me the way he was yelling at people.

[@paulhunter9613]

@@joshuaskirvin I’ll bet your boyfriend gives you a golden shower tho

[@TSemasFl]

This is why I keep my boat in a indoor rack. I call ahead, boat in the water and fueled. I come back, the marina staff take my boat out, hose it down, flush the engines and back in the rack. Yeah costs me a lot of money, but I dont have to deal with any of these boat ramp a-holes. The jetski'ers are inconsiderate a-holes and screw up the natural flow of the boat ramp.

[@Searat7]

Sometimes it is hard to differentiate between a boater experiencing problems and one who does not know what he is doing.

[@TheBoatDude]

I think our man with the teal boat needs some Drain Plug Mafia merch to ease his frustrations.

[@tireslayer6801]

Can't believe how rude some boaters are in FL I'm Canadian and literally everyone no matter the situation will help a person out when something happens Boating is a community and everyone anywhere should be willing to help out

[@goodkrypollo1706]

Oh yah dontcha kno. Way to generalize buddy.

[@meadowsmydog]

I watch these videos just to remind myself how lucky I am to live in a small place with no waiting at all to lauch and retreive, even on the busiest weekends

[@Doofyy11]

This has got to be the SMALLEST boat ramp ever!!! For such a busy spot

[@alangrant5278]

“Rightfully his” is a concept great for starting a fight.

[@tomdrummy4984]

The biggest challenges in life come from people. The more people that are around, the more complicated life becomes .

[@cjcarter6752]

Why I’m thankful I have a boat dock in my backyard...

[@trentrichard2871]

Had a big long comment with one anchor a rope and and and decided too erase and watch and laugh thank you to all those that help boats with issues thanks again we appreciate selfless people

[@maj.kamper9314]

Perfect example of nice guys finishing last

[@tokyosan7906]

Good Samaritan boaters are real, I was on the river with my dad and our engine conked out. Not a lot of boaters out at the time but one did see our predicament and towed us back to the landing, half hour away. I was a kid then, and it taught me the lesson that if I'm on the water, see someone who needs help and I am able, I will help.

[@theoutdoorwarehouse]

Great Job by the Captain in the burgundy boat 🛥️

[@johnschauder]

To be fair, the guy in the burgundy boat was just yelling at everyone “My trim won’t go down!!” He wasn’t politely saying, “hey excuse me, I’m broke down, would you mind if I get that spot, please?”

[@chaddrumm6809]

I grew up boating and I loved it. Now that I broke 50 I am no longer able to put up with idiots at a boat ramp! There’s soooo many people that have no common sense while loading/unloading their vessels! There’s no better entertainment ( when your not in the process) of just watching a busy boat ramp! Well worth sitting off to the side with some beers watching the shit show!

[@brewster102]

As I am watching this, I can look out my back door and see my boat on its hoist---HALLELUJAH !

[@BADD1ONE]

This is a mad house. This shows you "were not in this together". Absolute insanity. On the Potomac River boaters used to fight. Over who was going to render aid to a boat in distress.

[@johnjohnson-sm3yf]

That’s way things sld be

[@AMM1998]

sure, i agree that miami in general is a mad house but let's not pretend like this behavior is common at the average ramp. on a mass scale boaters are generally going to be super kind and helpful. Miami just happens to be filled with more people buying boats/skis to flex than to actually enjoy boating in general.

[@slayrey1]

Now I hear the ol Bronco's voice every time I back my fucking trailer up. lol

[@ponder2001]

This is almost as entertaining as Boats vs. Haulover.

[@backyardfishing1]

We were out on the ohio one time and found a family stranded on a boat in the middle of the river. The river was up a bit and the current was not super bad but still bad. We stopped and assisted them to the closest dock. There was EMS waiting at the dock for them so apparently some else saw them and called or they did. Never leave some in distress on the water and if you do you are a rotten person.

[@bkitteh6295]

5:33. And there it is....the TEAL boat! I'm becoming oddly attached. Maybe we could get a glimpse of it every week on one channel or another? Even better, what if the first subscriber to see it anywhere on the Broncos network each week won Broncos swag! (I already bought the Broncos stickers, so... Just sayin.....) 🖐🏽😁

[@c.brannan1782]

I love repeat customers on Miami Boat Ramps.

[@joshharker8441]

Bro I love watching Therese vids. When our boat was in the shop we went down to a ramp and just sat in chairs watching the madness

[@astrodiver1]

Always have a large screwdriver onboard so you can manually trim the motor.

[@doug6191]

My wife prefers wine coolers over mixed drinks, though. No screwdrivers.

[@johnjohnson-sm3yf]

Been there done that . I use needle nose pliers to cross the solenoid

[@RockThisTown2000]

@@doug6191 🤣🤣🤣

[@ttank1994]

@@johnjohnson-sm3yf Yup, and if that doesn't work, and you're stuck in the up position there is usually a screw to manually bleed hyd fluid from the cylinder to lower the trim manually, which may be what Astrodiver 1 was referring to.

[@johnjohnson-sm3yf]

@@ttank1994 your exactly right . I choose solenoids cause there usually easier to get to when in the water

[@OdintheGermanShepherd]

Folks on the lake in Oklahoma are so much more helpful and polite!! Have had a few malfunctions on the lake and never had to wait more than 5 minutes for a fellow boater to come rescue, with 3-4 others swinging by to offer more help.

[@COJones43]

That’s because people are probably friendly in Oklahoma. This is the shithole of Florida where everyone is just out for themselves. You aren’t going to find many helpful or caring people here.

[@OdintheGermanShepherd]

@@COJones43 no doubt!!

[@Blake-qw9bk]

@ Odin the German Shepherd Same in Texas.

[@truthseeker1689]

Yes until I started watching these videos I have never seen such disrespectful people at a boat ramp

[@ChasingBluesNC]

Same here in nc had bad spark plugs and boat wouldn't stay running had plenty of boats ask if we needed help

[@hoosierdaddy8002]

Just reminds me how much I don`t miss doing this anymore.

[@buzzardwarrior3733]

Had that happen on my uncles boat after we put the boat on the trailer couldnt trim it up. thankfully someone told us there was a screw u could turn to manually trim it

[@hewitt52]

This pisses me off. Broken vessels need to get priority at the dock.

[@johnjohnson-sm3yf]

We had a coil fail on the lake few years ago . Had my wife, a 2 yr , 4 yr old , and my cousin. People just fly by like we were invisible on a 21ft w/a cuddy. My cousin was finally able to catch a older gentleman on a jet ski to pull us across the main lake to the dock .

[@DougHinVA]

well, get pissed off. Do NOT expect help in the Florida boating scene.

[@hewitt52]

@@DougHinVA hence why Florida is an armpit of America.

[@Tarheel13]

@@hewitt52 You mean New York.

[@marcusyoung2870]

@@DougHinVA You transplants don't represent us. True Floridians are always willing to help

[@MUGSYBROWN]

Holy Crap !!! That is a LOTTA doosh pickles in ONE place !!!

[@aguyandhiscomputer]

I'll always let someone in trouble take my spot. They've already been through enough.

[@lewisjolly3461]

Miami kindness at its best, lol

[@bsalvis]

Unfortunately this is just an example of the 'new' Florida. It's a shame how the state and it's people have changed over the last several decades.

[@jonnygranville281]

I'm so glad I live in Tennessee. Zero wait at the ramp and nice people that will tow you into shore

[@TSes-ik7nc]

Barbarians and theirs vessels..I lov watching

[@berniecoles2337]

Here in the UK everyone would be going out of their way to get him safely slipped, it’s an unwritten law we all go by. We won’t ask for money either, as you never know that one day it might be you. Plus we have the RNLI who’ll come out to any vessel in any weather and that’s a free charitable service run by volunteers that covers the whole of the UK.

[@thelastword4616]

Same in the US, so long as it is not an area with a bunch liberals.

[@ke6gwf]

@@thelastword4616 lmao, you are referring to the Republican stronghold of Florida as a Liberal area?

[@thelastword4616]

Florida is not a Republican "stronghold". It is 100% a swing state, and yes, that area has the younger, dumber, liberals.

[@ilaril]

@@thelastword4616 see, there's your problem. I know you love the word and want to blame everything on it, but really, the problem is you. Fuck do I care about your political views. Even less so when boating. Someone is in distress and/or needs help, I'm going help.

[@DougHinVA]

the USA in Florida is NOT the UK. So stop the comparison. No one in big boats in Florida cares much.

[@NCTYRANTHUNTER1]

Keep those awesome video coming brother.

[@GP-fw8hn]

it's funny but one of the first things I asked my friend when I got my boat is, what the heck do I do if my motor wont ever trim back down? he showed me the release valve on side and said just turn a screwdriver there and voila, motor will lower.

[@ionracer24]

lol, i just typed the same thing, just one simple google or utube search and he'd of been on his way smdh.....

[@alanluscombe8a553]

Yeah boating is so fun

[@artgcs2]

Anytime you're out in a boat and see a boat in distress you should help that boat that's in distress!!!!! That's like an unwritten rule that been around forever!!!!

[@mastluob2554]

These videos are a lot of fun !

[@embg]

Buying a jet ski is often a person's first foray into the boating world.. They often don't have boating licenses, have not taken any classes, know the etiquette, ,etc. etc.. Can't tell you how many boaters I unknowingly pissed off when buying my first ski at the age of 20... BC of this I am a lot more patient with people these days.. They mean no harm - they just literally do not know any better... More patience with each other will make this world a better place.

[@cracker4706]

Its like the WaWA People leave there cars at the pump for 30 minutes While they go inside and wait for lunch

[@DougHinVA]

haha... I hadn't heard that one!

[@keithkennedy2725]

I’ve never seen a boat launch with so many Rocks in such close proximity

[@crispinswainstonharrison9042]

All looks pretty calm to me

[@StikmanModesto]

If your motor won't trim down make sure it is peeing water. Move all the weight you can to the rear of the boat, all your passengers, ice chest and so forth two sink the rear of the boat down. A couple of inches makes a big difference sometimes.

[@durango8882]

Want to see fun for free? Boat ramps everyday it’s mayhem 😆👏🏻

[@AnthonyRovedo]

Oh man. Teal boat guy...again!

[@LaPage]

Getting mad at jet ski dude for the same thing he did last time. Priceless.

[@pammiasmr9068]

Yes, you gotta' help, he should be #1 for the dock.

[@silvergrizzly316]

It's all about...... Me! Me! Me! Me! Me! Me! Me! Me!

[@covidisevent201]

I like that the 2 talked, then fist bumped and cleared it up. Thats how it should be lifes too short for the bs.

[@falcon1722002]

Longer videos please love the boat ramp videos

[@snapper2784]

Should get all the weight at the back to sink the prop into the water that extra bit might have helped. Having people up the front raises the prop out of the water more. Well thats what I would have done.

[@robert4703]

Hey Captain! Tell everyone to go sit on that very nice seat in the back of the boat.

[@BandiGetOffTheRoof]

This is different from the ramp etiquette here in Jax. Here, the next trailer to get to the ramp has the right of way. There's no holding your place in line by tting your boat to the dock first. But most of our docks also have room to tie to a cleat away from the ramp.

[@redneck6709]

The engine that wouldn't trim was probably low on fluid because of a leak, it can be lowered if he knew what was he was doing but most boat owners are clueless. its what keeps boat repair shops in business I guess.

[@MatthewPautzke]

Almost everyone will experience some sort of trouble out on the water if you own a boat. Do the right thing and help them out cause eventually you'll need that same courtesy.

[@Super_64]

Love the videos… confirms more and more for me to stay away from the east coast

[@paulhunter9613]

Be careful, don’t go to far west to the loony left state😳

[@MidnightCravings]

*Very entertaining.* 😂

[@JVRottweil]

Flair or Flare. If Flair then Woooooooooooooo

[@ttgk8506]

Had a jet ski owner do the same thing to me. Was incredibly frustrating but luckily a cop saw him do it and had a few words with him

[@harrywinslow3946]

This is why you have a small trolling motor on your boat. Main motor conks out, the trolling motor will get you into dock.

[@team-g.f.9040]

Wouldn't have taken just a few mins outta their time to get him to a dock. Bet like heck if they were in the same predicament they would be wanting help. Karma has a way of coming back to you. Teal boat capt handled that real good. He coulda went off the rocker. Enjoyed the vid. Tight lines bud🎣

[@goleafsgo8496]

Courtesy and Empathy towards a fellow boater in trouble seems to be "out the window".

[@TravisDoesKayakFishing]

Dude with the teal boat seems to have a lifetime of bad karma chasing him.

[@tlove2108]

Burgendy boat should have tried putting all the people in the back. Also there is a release on the side of the motor all you need is a flat head.

[@NWSanta]

Poor guy with the Burgundy boat, Felt bad for him. The way that little Zodiac just snuck in there, like dude, give the limping boat a chance. Too funny that the same guy got dock blocked, again!

[@PA1911]

everyone to the back of the boat

[@alangrant5278]

I’d be getting the paddles out to get to the dock. Makes is obvious there are problems. Handy for waving for help too.

[@ttvlordwindu4934]

Glad my man's fist bumped it out, buddy used to by west marine all the time lmao

[@furlongspeedmarine]

I would've stuck everyone in the back of the boat to help get the prop under water and gain control. Captain did great in that situation tho! Great video!

[@Vito_993]

Yeah and Florida acts like the best don’t even help each other

[@vincepiazza7582]

good to see two mature men

[@cliffbeckwith4019]

Good thing there wasn't any wind!

[@gradyrogers6707]

They REALLY should put a nice size, "courtesy sign" on the dock that can be seen easily

[@WmRob]

Down here, if your vessels has problems, they’ll be a host of people trying to help.

[@Morpheus187]

If they did that at Lake Havasu Somebody would walk over away with stitches

[@johnholliday5952]

Mad respect for our "Teal Boat Captain" 💯👍👍👍👍👍 That there folks is a man with "Leadership" traits... he identified and educated the other guy on how things operate on the docks and then "fist bump" to show it wasn't personal or an anger situation. This will go a long way for the jet skier in the future so he can do things the right way. 👍👍👍

[@hongwookim9273]

Yep great videos to watch bro my man

[@hewitt52]

Bada boom. Realest boat ramp channel in the room. How ya doin?

[@doug6191]

Dumbest "wrestler" in the last decade.

[@hewitt52]

@@doug6191 I couldn't agree more. His catch phrases always made me laugh though.

[@terryken12]

Boat ramp drama is worse when your close to a city, city people are generally clueless when it comes to common sense and courtesy.

[@LaSouthernGemini]

I agree.

[@newsomeassoc]

This is exactly why you always carry a large flat head screwdriver with you on your boat at all times!!

[@timdake]

Wonder how many people actually know how to use that large flat head screwdriver, properly, when it comes to trim.

[@mitchbittner4348]

Make that power trim go to manual real quick lol

[@newsomeassoc]

@@timdake very few at the ramps BG films at.

[@team-g.f.9040]

I thought that was a standard & a small Crescent wrench. Oh & the damn drain plug. Ppl use that knot for sump'n besides a hat rack

[@newsomeassoc]

@@team-g.f.9040 could be a regular too but that guy could have used any combination. They should start making them a square drive in my opinion as the slot always gets stripped out.

[@WysteriaGuitar]

This is why I have my own dock...

[@akbuilder7626]

This is why I go fishing at night. It probably has kept me out of jail more than once.

[@jeffmech600]

Why doesn't everyone on the boat get on the back? Ppl have no common sense

[@johnjohnson-sm3yf]

Numerous people saying the same thing. Pay close attention to what there doing.

[@wadebass5600]

Not for nothing, but when you are blocked at the ramp when you've tied up and getting your truck, you don't necessarily have to go to that ramp. Your boat probably has a working motor and you can also move your boat. Just back your trailer down the first available ramp and drive your boat to it. I've done this many times. The docks at the ramp I use are much longer and you can dock 3 boats deep on them and still have room to launch a smaller boat (22 ft and under)

[@mikebmg6262]

omg bring all the people on that boat to the back except for 1 person in front. It would help the prop get more water and he'd have a little more control

[@thebeerhunter817]

Its like watching sport