Comrade Willy

    • Waraugh@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      5 months ago

      A 29’ boat isn’t small, what kind of walk-in closet do you think people have? Your comment makes you seem really out of touch.

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          Yeah I’m too poor for a boat but I know a few people who live on them because they’re a cheap way to live a chill life. It’s very possible to be working class on s yacht, I’ve also known a few people who move and crew yachts so it’s very way for me to imagine the human tragedy these attacks can bring.

          I hope we can devise a technology to keep people and marine life safe.

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        A 29’ boat isn’t going to have a 29’ liveable area.

        First off, a boat narrows so much at the front that a 29’ boat is really closer to 25’ at best. Then it might be 10 feet wide, so you’re looking at about 250 square feet. Most of that is gonna be deck so cut that in half again if you want your living space to be out of the elements.

        When you go under the deck you might think there would be plenty of room, but you need to have fuel, engine, generator, bilge, etc.

        So in your remaining closet-sized space you need to be able to eat, sleep, cook, use the restroom, store your shit, entertain yourself, etc.

      • SreudianFlip@sh.itjust.works
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        Around here you can buy a serviceable 29-foot sailboat for $5k, and a mooring buoy for $1k. It’s cheaper than a van by the river FFS.

        People who live on sub-40-ft sailboats are usually just hanging in there. Source: that was nearly me before my fortunes changed slightly. Boats are underpriced because they are a lot of work.

        My sister is a corporate executive. Her walk in closet is objectively larger than a 29-ft live aboard. Hell her ensuite bathroom is bigger than that and she lives in a duplex. You are lacking real world context I think.

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      5 months ago

      For more context. This was a Oceanis 393. so about $100k boat. And it was in the Strait of Gibralter. Not the poorest area of the world.

    • OhStopYellingAtMe@lemmy.world
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      5 months ago

      It’s unfortunate that the orcas can’t tell the difference between rich assholes with yachts, and normal assholes with yachts.

      I guess maybe staying out of their tiny part of the ocean while they’re using it is the only thing a person with a yacht can do.

    • Aradina [She/They]@lemmy.ml
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      5 months ago

      Your walk-in closet is larger,

      “I’m not that rich!” Thinks most people have a fucking walk in closet

      bruh