Favorite channel = Bryan Sailing. What's it like to have a baseball stadium-sized crowd rooting for your success? I think the 'clean space' comments stem from a mindset of those who NEED to see/feel continual progress to stay motivated on a long project. Pros don't need that motivation.
Awesome videos man! My dad is completely out of his mind with catamarans and watches your videos over and over. Really like the positivity in your videos. Greetings from the Netherlands!
I see so many people who don't research and make so many mistakes in boat repair that it is very nice to see someone doing a great job on an absolute basket case of a boat. I'm really enjoying your videos.
Hi Byan, about the clean up comments, you don't wash the dishes while your still eating your dinner! An old timer made that comment on a jobsite once. That was gold! I look forward to your videos! Thank you for sharing! Love the time lapse.
You keep impressing me man. You sir are no amateur. I've been a professional mechanic for 19 years and would have you on my team without a doubt. You have the technical insight to get very complicated jobs done and you don't loose yourself in unimportant details. Making things up on the go and improvising to get the job done, without cutting corners. Hats off :-) How come you're not a professional mechanic of some sort? You seem to enjoy the work, maybe it's time to think about your career. Sanding is always a good time to think about it :-)
Don’t worry about people commenting on you should clean it up. Everybody has there own way of doing things. I think your doing fine glad your watching and commenting on Andy’s channel.
Not sure if you are seriously nuts or indeed a master craftsman willing to try the next to impossible. So far you appear more of the craftsman. I enjoy your verbal explanation of what you are doing and why. Works for me
She is coming along steady Bryan, I'm with you no point trying to clean all that mess when you are continually making more. Wait till the tracks you walk through are getting tighter then have a little tidy. It's a bit like worming your way through the wrecked cars in a junkyard. Who gets fussy about that ha ha. I enjoy your channel, and thanks for doing it. Regards Steve,Tasmania.
Bryan, loved the intro and your sense of humor! I’ve come to be totally amazed at your work process and the results you achieve! Thank you for the great content and entertainment!
Mate,the idea of you laminating and grinding in commando mode is quite dusturbing. Notwithstanding the funniest boat repairer around.love it buddy. Keep it up Bryan. Rossco
Batteries make the best clamps 🗜😎 Those who don’t/can’t do comment, and usually negatively! Personally I love what you are doing and how you’re doing it. Clean up as you go and once it done. Thanks for sharing and stay safe. 😎🏖🌴☀️🇦🇺
I know just about anything can be repaired with resin and cloth but holey mackerel that is a sh_t ton of work. And yet you are making huge progress in a short time and filming, editing and posting on YT for our viewing pleasure. I need whatever is in your coffee! Keep it up, it's looking great!
Your doing great Bryan . ive worked with fiberglas for many years and I too just do small batches as not to waste it . we all have our own techniques and just do whats comfortable for yourself regardless of what anyone tells you . its really coming along and looking good . always look forward to your videos .
Awesome intro. Awesome HI shirt. Representing the 808. Enjoyed the content. My takeaway is your quote...“What makes the difference between an efficient developer and an inefficient developer isnʻt how fast you do things but is in what you choose what not to do.” Thatʻs a difference-maker. People tend to do everything. Great wisdom. #808
Well I will say this your are definitely not afraid of taking on a huge project! More power to you. I'm really enjoying the videos so far and look forward to seeing the rest of the repairs.
HI Bryan. TH-cam algo got me to watch this Episode 15 at 18:30. Now its 24:45 and I've just binged all you videos since Episode 1. You just got another subscriber. Keep up the good videos. ;-)
@@BryanSailing I get it totally. I try to keep things a bit tidy when I'm working, but before I know it, sh*t is everywhere :-) When you're doing a job, your focus is on the job, and nothing else.
Another great video! I work same as you, mess everywhere! My signs are everywhere and I just keep putting them up and on to the next one, not really worried about cleaning up the shop! I really gotta find a way to get you this HDU scrap pile I have collected, most are 1.5” thick and some are 12” x 8 feet just sitting around. I love these videos, your narrating is the best part, keep them coming, they just get better, and the details about repairs etc are good too. Thanks Brian for sharing this.
Very impressive job and educational video. Your strategy is very convincing and your replies to the questions very amusing. Keep walking dude, you're doing marvelously !!!
Good work. I must agree that it is annoying to see all that junk laying around, but I can live with that in your videos. 😀 Huge amount of work but you are getting there one part at the time. Happy holidays from Finland.
Love everything you've done keep going its so inspirational,when covid finishes I'll be in south America doing the same thing ,hope to catch up with you somewhere,sometime .
Found Parlay Revival then TH-cam popped you in the suggestions ..... Im binge watching and not writing code like I should be THX!!! HAHA My main residence is Zephyrhills FL. Before I self taught to be a programmer I worked for Verizon and had no money so all my boats were 500 junkers that I replaced transoms or floors etc so I can relate. Dont let the peeps complaining about mess get ya down. Would love to have a beer with ya when Im home.
Haters are gonna hate. Don’t let the naysayers get you down. If they want to watch somebody with a clean environment they can go and watch “onboard lifestyles”. Like I told you before you’re the anti-Teal you both have good things to share with us. Keep up the great work and the wonderful videos. Oh yeah. And watch you step🤣
@@michaelluce4843 Well if that is a worry to you in time I am sure Bryan would be willing to accept your assistance or just send him a cheque now. Tis the season to be jolly
@@glennedwards1449 when you took my comment completely wrong parlay is being commissioned by someone to fix these cats up and sell them at least one of them and he's going to get paid help to pick these cats together so I'm sure Brian is not jealous of that I didn't realize I've had to go in so much detail for you or anybody else on his channel I think Brian been doing great job I've been with him since he's had 300 subscribers I like the way he explains step by step a lot of channels don't do that so I am sorry that you misunderstood my comment
love the intro. I have been doing fiberglass for years and never new i was doing it wrong until i watched your videos thanks it has been very helpful and i like your hummer. why waste time cleaning keep working thats what i do. plenty of time to clean later
Bryan it is really starting to look good. There is a guy on Barefoot Sail and Dive that is doing some fibre glass work/repair that has been using a special tool that removes gel coat and layers of glass in lieu of grinding. He does the big part of the job with this tool then does some light grinding to finish the job. You may want to look at that tool it may help.
Video content and presentation are improved. Reworking previously engineered designs typically is asking for trouble. Keep plodding ahead. You have the will.
Hi Bryan - I'd like to recommend a Huchins model 2001 in place of a belt sander. Its quite the weapon for controlled material shaping. (Its not an random orbital sander, more akin to a 'floor polisher'.)
WOW...I’m Truly inspired by your journey. What you have dun looks awesome & I’m excited to see the cat in fruition. But man the organizer in me just want to give you a hand on the clean up 🤣👍
Thank you for a great episode. I encourage everyone to go on patreon and give back a bit. I have learned more about fiberglass work than any other tutorial (real world) and its definitely worth a couple of bucks an episode.
Perfect comment Bryan; “if you don’t like it” etc. do some people just get off on criticizing others who actually achieve something ? Maybe that’s what aggravates them. Armchair envy.
Software developer here to. My desk would be an ungodly mess when I was in the zone. I always told my coworkers, if my desk is clean and neat it means I'm really stuck on something. Sailing Parlay Revival is fixing up two cats for profit. Why didn't you get a cat with less damage like they did?
It was by choice. I wanted a project plus the price/value factor. The biggest reason is this boat is a much better boat for what I want. Designed to be a live aboard, tough world cruising boat, not a charter boat.
I've been hurt once building a house. My step-brother dropped a drill from the attic and the wood-bore stabbed me in the leg. I was 16 at the time. I'm 59 now. And I've built 2 houses and remodeled 3 more. I think it's a matter of luck more than anything.
I am really interested in your start on the cabin top! I probably am wrong but would have repaired the hull first and gone bottom (engines) then up.....because I am impatient and would run out of enthusiasm by last 1/3....and if the bottom was done at least it would float! Then done cabin and cosmetics!
Are you protecting the repair areas to reduce the affects of UV on vinyl ester matrix? A few studies show the damage can be significant even after just 1000 hours or 80+ days. The hardtop cover you built may reduce but not eliminate UV exposure. Will you be gelcoating as you make repairs?
I’d love to see some slower (normal speed) sections as you are starting a technique, rather than a time lapse. I’m sure that’s more editing time to cut though. :) Thanks for sharing these!
SURFACE tension occurs on the surface on liquids not solids, idt u will find a difference in sanding same day or different day, any difference woud be immeasurably small
Yep - surface tension is a property of liquids, and the resin is applied as a liquid. A low surface tension of the resin is desired for wettability to the applied substrate. Anything you can do to the surface to improve wettability is good.
Yes, but it's about the same or less than it will cost me keeping it in a marina when I'm done. Maybe 1.5 more years to splash and then another year to finish off stuff.
Look at the older episodes there is one that talks about foam core. I'm using core cell as that is what the boat was originally constructed from. $300 for a 3/4" 4x8 sheet
Hi Bryan. Hope your well . Not commented for awhile but I’ve been watching your progress and I can say it’s getting there top man ,good work. 👍🏽Oh and keep up taking the fun out of the haters love it. Lol 😂 im still Waiting for the bikini camera crew and helpers 😍🤪 lol . Wishing you and your family a Merry Christmas 🎄 and keep on keeping it real buddy .. speak soon.
I plan to use a 9" chart plotter that will go where the compass is normally mounted. The compass will be deck mounted recessed into the cabin top. A second or third chart plotter will mount slightly off to the side on the normal slanted part of the dash. My seat will be on slides so I can sit up closer, or slide it back for standing. That's the plan this week anyway 😉⛵🌎
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Favorite channel = Bryan Sailing. What's it like to have a baseball stadium-sized crowd rooting for your success? I think the 'clean space' comments stem from a mindset of those who NEED to see/feel continual progress to stay motivated on a long project. Pros don't need that motivation.
Thanks Doug.
Awesome videos man! My dad is completely out of his mind with catamarans and watches your videos over and over. Really like the positivity in your videos.
Greetings from the Netherlands!
That so awesome. Glad he likes them.
I see so many people who don't research and make so many mistakes in boat repair that it is very nice to see someone doing a great job on an absolute basket case of a boat. I'm really enjoying your videos.
Why am I hooked in to these salvage boat saving videos? I can't stop watching it and demand the next episode every day... Great content! Thank you! :)
Glad you like them!
Because like the rest of us, you too like seeing a train wreck dismantled
Enjoying your sense of humor and self-assured work ethic in the midst of an apparent mess.
Hi Byan, about the clean up comments, you don't wash the dishes while your still eating your dinner! An old timer made that comment on a jobsite once. That was gold! I look forward to your videos! Thank you for sharing! Love the time lapse.
love it. I'm going to have to start using that saying.
You keep impressing me man. You sir are no amateur. I've been a professional mechanic for 19 years and would have you on my team without a doubt. You have the technical insight to get very complicated jobs done and you don't loose yourself in unimportant details. Making things up on the go and improvising to get the job done, without cutting corners. Hats off :-)
How come you're not a professional mechanic of some sort? You seem to enjoy the work, maybe it's time to think about your career. Sanding is always a good time to think about it :-)
Wow thanks. I used to be a professional small engine mechanic from 16 until my early 20's. I really enjoyed it a lot.
Don’t worry about people commenting on you should clean it up. Everybody has there own way of doing things. I think your doing fine glad your watching and commenting on Andy’s channel.
Not sure if you are seriously nuts or indeed a master craftsman willing to try the next to impossible. So far you appear more of the craftsman. I enjoy your verbal explanation of what you are doing and why. Works for me
Brother, you keep going Im rooting for you ! Love your grit!
Thank you! Will do!
She is coming along steady Bryan, I'm with you no point trying to clean all that mess when you are continually making more. Wait till the tracks you walk through are getting tighter then have a little tidy.
It's a bit like worming your way through the wrecked cars in a junkyard. Who gets fussy about that ha ha.
I enjoy your channel, and thanks for doing it. Regards Steve,Tasmania.
Bryan, loved the intro and your sense of humor! I’ve come to be totally amazed at your work process and the results you achieve! Thank you for the great content and entertainment!
Thanks so much!
Mate,the idea of you laminating and grinding in commando mode is quite dusturbing. Notwithstanding the funniest boat repairer around.love it buddy. Keep it up Bryan. Rossco
Funny? Did you think I was joking? 🤣🤣🤣. Also I'll be promoting you channel on a upcoming episode so stay tuned.
Batteries make the best clamps 🗜😎 Those who don’t/can’t do comment, and usually negatively! Personally I love what you are doing and how you’re doing it. Clean up as you go and once it done. Thanks for sharing and stay safe. 😎🏖🌴☀️🇦🇺
Great vlog, I love it and learning a lot from your fiberglass repair skills !
Thanks 👍
I know just about anything can be repaired with resin and cloth but holey mackerel that is a sh_t ton of work. And yet you are making huge progress in a short time and filming, editing and posting on YT for our viewing pleasure. I need whatever is in your coffee!
Keep it up, it's looking great!
Maybe I'll give the secret answer in a future episode. Spoiler: There is no answer- I only film when I have energy :)
Using voice-over on the time lapse portions is a great touch.
Your doing great Bryan . ive worked with fiberglas for many years and I too just do small batches as not to waste it . we all have our own techniques and just do whats comfortable for yourself regardless of what anyone tells you . its really coming along and looking good . always look forward to your videos .
Thanks
@@BryanSailing Merry Christmas
Awesome intro. Awesome HI shirt. Representing the 808. Enjoyed the content. My takeaway is your quote...“What makes the difference between an efficient developer and an inefficient developer isnʻt how fast you do things but is in what you choose what not to do.” Thatʻs a difference-maker. People tend to do everything. Great wisdom. #808
Aloha. I miss Hawaii
Good video! glad you explained mechanical and Chemical and what you did, I think a lot of people would missed that and not know.
Thank you!
Well I will say this your are definitely not afraid of taking on a huge project! More power to you. I'm really enjoying the videos so far and look forward to seeing the rest of the repairs.
Thanks a bunch!
HI Bryan. TH-cam algo got me to watch this Episode 15 at 18:30. Now its 24:45 and I've just binged all you videos since Episode 1. You just got another subscriber. Keep up the good videos. ;-)
Awesome! Thank you!
Really enjoyed the comment of you come clean up. My thoughts exactly.
Some people just don't understand. It will get clean - super clean, but only after I'm completely done making it messy.
@@BryanSailing I get it totally. I try to keep things a bit tidy when I'm working, but before I know it, sh*t is everywhere :-) When you're doing a job, your focus is on the job, and nothing else.
Another great video! I work same as you, mess everywhere! My signs are everywhere and I just keep putting them up and on to the next one, not really worried about cleaning up the shop! I really gotta find a way to get you this HDU scrap pile I have collected, most are 1.5” thick and some are 12” x 8 feet just sitting around. I love these videos, your narrating is the best part, keep them coming, they just get better, and the details about repairs etc are good too. Thanks Brian for sharing this.
Enjoy watching and following your progress
Very much enjoy your videos. Thank you for making and sharing them with us!
Glad you like them!
I have also learned a good bit from Andy at boatworks today 👍👍👍👍
Very impressive job and educational video. Your strategy is very convincing and your replies to the questions very amusing. Keep walking dude, you're doing marvelously !!!
Thank you very much!
I loved the commentary of the comments!! Keep at it Bryan the work looks awesome!!
Thanks! Will do!
Still my most looked forward to channel of all the boat builders! Maybe Antares will hire you as an on site hurricane repair guy!
Thanks, glad you are enjoying it.
Love it Bryan - keep these coming. It's looking really good!
Thanks! Good to hear from you. Hope all is going well with your boat and your new place.
Wow good Job Bryan! Looks much better, watch you from the Netherlands.
thx
Greetings, you are a teacher, go ahead, you are doing great.

Thank you! 😃
The roof and steering area start to take shape again ,what a great video ,Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas 🎄🎄
LOL again. The humour is spot on.
Awesome vid Bryan. Love how you tell us what your rational is for all these decisions related to the repairs. Can't wait for the next one.
More to come!
Love the intro !!!
Dont worry, in a work in the mess and use whats on hand kinda guy. Keep it up mate
Thanks 👍
Nice pace and content.. Well done and Merry Christmas to you Bryan
Thanks, you too!
Good work. I must agree that it is annoying to see all that junk laying around, but I can live with that in your videos. 😀 Huge amount of work but you are getting there one part at the time. Happy holidays from Finland.
A neat desk is the sign of a sick mind . . . Cheers !
So true
Love everything you've done keep going its so inspirational,when covid finishes I'll be in south America doing the same thing ,hope to catch up with you somewhere,sometime .
Why south america? To buy cheap labor?
Found Parlay Revival then TH-cam popped you in the suggestions ..... Im binge watching and not writing code like I should be THX!!! HAHA My main residence is Zephyrhills FL. Before I self taught to be a programmer I worked for Verizon and had no money so all my boats were 500 junkers that I replaced transoms or floors etc so I can relate. Dont let the peeps complaining about mess get ya down. Would love to have a beer with ya when Im home.
Looking good Bryan
Haters are gonna hate. Don’t let the naysayers get you down. If they want to watch somebody with a clean environment they can go and watch “onboard lifestyles”. Like I told you before you’re the anti-Teal you both have good things to share with us. Keep up the great work and the wonderful videos. Oh yeah. And watch you step🤣
LMAO... with the cometary you provided! Have fun brother!
Parlay's got 2 more salvaged Cats to rebuild .. Aren't you jealous ? Lol .
Love your vids ..rock on !
I think there is more work on Bryans than all 3 Parley cats.
For sure - LOL. Just what I need more work 😉
Parlay is going to have a lot of help on those two extra cats
@@michaelluce4843 Well if that is a worry to you in time I am sure Bryan would be willing to accept your assistance or just send him a cheque now. Tis the season to be jolly
@@glennedwards1449 when you took my comment completely wrong parlay is being commissioned by someone to fix these cats up and sell them at least one of them and he's going to get paid help to pick these cats together so I'm sure Brian is not jealous of that I didn't realize I've had to go in so much detail for you or anybody else on his channel I think Brian been doing great job I've been with him since he's had 300 subscribers I like the way he explains step by step a lot of channels don't do that so I am sorry that you misunderstood my comment
That was the funniest intro....kudos!!
love the intro. I have been doing fiberglass for years and never new i was doing it wrong until i watched your videos thanks it has been very helpful and i like your hummer. why waste time cleaning keep working thats what i do. plenty of time to clean later
Glad to help
Merry Christmas!!
you should double check with the wheel to make sure it will be the right height.
Great job !
Sail on mate 😀
Thanks 👍⛵⛵
Big,no huge job keep doing what you're doing it's great
Feliz Navidad Bryan y un gran año nuevo!!!!
looking great I am so inspired... I have been looking at buying a cheap block of land so that I can get a $ 1 project boat to work on it there.
I was just about to get popcorn ready and the video ended... 8( keep up the great work its really coming along great
Bryan it is really starting to look good. There is a guy on Barefoot Sail and Dive that is doing some fibre glass work/repair that has been using a special tool that removes gel coat and layers of glass in lieu of grinding. He does the big part of the job with this tool then does some light grinding to finish the job. You may want to look at that tool it may help.
Video content and presentation are improved. Reworking previously engineered designs typically is asking for trouble. Keep plodding ahead. You have the will.
Love your videos
thanks
looking good Brian , and don't listen to all the negative comments , you keep plugging away
Thanks 👍
Kansas City approves, carry on~~~
Keep up the good work mate
Thanks, will do!
Continue to perform admirably
Keep up the good work dude,,,,,,rooten for ya here in tampa😆
Appreciate it!!
Very very cool leaving comments for TH-cam algorithms
Hi Bryan - I'd like to recommend a Huchins model 2001 in place of a belt sander. Its quite the weapon for controlled material shaping. (Its not an random orbital sander, more akin to a 'floor polisher'.)
LOOKING GOOD !!!!!
WOW...I’m Truly inspired by your journey. What you have dun looks awesome & I’m excited to see the cat in fruition. But man the organizer in me just want to give you a hand on the clean up 🤣👍
Great work! and, I'm a little like you, well organized mess during the job, but once finished it's all cleaned up!
Hillarious - I love your humour - Merry Christmas and keep up the good work
Merry Christmas
Here you go you're almost at 10,000 subscribers
Thank you for a great episode. I encourage everyone to go on patreon and give back a bit. I have learned more about fiberglass work than any other tutorial (real world) and its definitely worth a couple of bucks an episode.
Thanks Don and thanks for being a Patreon!!! 👍🌎⛵
Do not clean , keep it up !!!!!!!!bravissimo
Love you skills and keep doing it , I wish I could help and learn from you :) Cheers from Norway
Thank you very much!
Looks like fun.
Great video 🙂 thanks , merry christmas
Thanks, you too!🎄
I have to admit it, the mess drives me nuts too.....but if it works for ya then God bless your heart
Kicked another goal buddy, most interesting and enjoyable, thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it
You do it your way it’s your boat,tell um to go %%%% %%% ,your doing a fab job 🇬🇧😎👍merry crimbo 🎄🎄🥃🥃🥳👍
Thanks man 👍
Are you going to be able to insure this boat once its finished?
Perfect comment Bryan; “if you don’t like it” etc. do some people just get off on criticizing others who actually achieve something ? Maybe that’s what aggravates them. Armchair envy.
You are crazy men! I like it. Use peel ply. It will save you a lot sanding...
I will, I have a huge roll of it. I'll explain why I haven't been using it yet later.
Software developer here to. My desk would be an ungodly mess when I was in the zone. I always told my coworkers, if my desk is clean and neat it means I'm really stuck on something. Sailing Parlay Revival is fixing up two cats for profit. Why didn't you get a cat with less damage like they did?
It was by choice. I wanted a project plus the price/value factor. The biggest reason is this boat is a much better boat for what I want. Designed to be a live aboard, tough world cruising boat, not a charter boat.
I've been hurt once building a house. My step-brother dropped a drill from the attic and the wood-bore stabbed me in the leg. I was 16 at the time. I'm 59 now. And I've built 2 houses and remodeled 3 more. I think it's a matter of luck more than anything.
Thank you for the details!
You bet!
Bryan if you use peel ply you will get a nice abraided finish without grinding, try it. Rog
I have a huge roll of peel ply too. What's wrong with me?
I am really interested in your start on the cabin top! I probably am wrong but would have repaired the hull first and gone bottom (engines) then up.....because I am impatient and would run out of enthusiasm by last 1/3....and if the bottom was done at least it would float! Then done cabin and cosmetics!
It's to keep the rain out first!
Are you protecting the repair areas to reduce the affects of UV on vinyl ester matrix? A few studies show the damage can be significant even after just 1000 hours or 80+ days. The hardtop cover you built may reduce but not eliminate UV exposure. Will you be gelcoating as you make repairs?
Good point. I'm going to have to some up with a plan for this.
Bryan!!! Where did you go?!?!?
I’d love to see some slower (normal speed) sections as you are starting a technique, rather than a time lapse. I’m sure that’s more editing time to cut though. :) Thanks for sharing these!
Noted!
SURFACE tension occurs on the surface on liquids not solids, idt u will find a difference in sanding same day or different day, any difference woud be immeasurably small
Yep - surface tension is a property of liquids, and the resin is applied as a liquid. A low surface tension of the resin is desired for wettability to the applied substrate. Anything you can do to the surface to improve wettability is good.
Gkeep up the good Wouk go witth you heart all wiki be fix currectly
Just a thought bryan have you seen the gel coat strippers there like a mini power plane with vacuum so fast .
Just curious, Are you paying a monthly fee for storing your boat? If so, how long do you think it will be before you are completely done and splashed?
Yes, but it's about the same or less than it will cost me keeping it in a marina when I'm done. Maybe 1.5 more years to splash and then another year to finish off stuff.
Lol the intro
looking good
Thank you! Cheers!
What kind of foam are you using with the vinyl ester resin? How much does it cost, roughly?
Look at the older episodes there is one that talks about foam core. I'm using core cell as that is what the boat was originally constructed from. $300 for a 3/4" 4x8 sheet
Hi Bryan. Hope your well . Not commented for awhile but I’ve been watching your progress and I can say it’s getting there top man ,good work. 👍🏽Oh and keep up taking the fun out of the haters love it. Lol 😂 im still Waiting for the bikini camera crew and helpers 😍🤪 lol . Wishing you and your family a Merry Christmas 🎄 and keep on keeping it real buddy .. speak soon.
Hey, thanks 👙
Keep the great work, happy holidays 🎄🍾🎉🎁
Happy holidays!
Amazing!
Thanks!
High wheel will block your chart plotter?
I plan to use a 9" chart plotter that will go where the compass is normally mounted. The compass will be deck mounted recessed into the cabin top. A second or third chart plotter will mount slightly off to the side on the normal slanted part of the dash. My seat will be on slides so I can sit up closer, or slide it back for standing. That's the plan this week anyway 😉⛵🌎