People are weird. Here we have our own mega-yacht engineer talking us on private walkthroughs on some of the most expensive things existing on the planet. Of course, we want to learn about the technical sides of these when in the company of eSysman. There are loads of others who will tell us about the carpets and gold plates and the excess or lack of "shabby chick" design cues. The best videos are when he gets to talk to a colleague and completely nerds out on our behalf.
"shabby chic"........and there's ALSO "trailer park chic" where I am in Canada. Our "yacht" for travelling the pipeline was a 20th. Century trailer that came with the furniture. That material wore like chain mail!! We still have the 1960 swivel chair.
This has to be one if not The best videos you have done. Not only a really fascinating introduction/invite into this incredible world of mega yachting and all that that includes, but the "polish" you and your team have so lovingly and in intricate detail have so seemingly effortlessly applied throughout this video is extraordinary. So beautifully achieved in all ways.
Hello eSysman & Yachting Friends: Thank you for this beautiful video. IMHO this scenery in Monaco is absolutely breathtaking. As a loyal subscriber you and your channel always puts a smile on my face. Also your yacht tours are are just marvelous & classy. Thanks again guys for all you do and your hard work. HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO ALL, TMP from N.J.
The drone footage was worth the effort. I could watch that clip a thousand times and still be picking out new details to ponder. Keep up the great work!
This is my favorite video of yours. I will make a 'gross generalization' and say that IMO, men prefer to see and learn about the technical details of these yachts. I could not care less about the materials used in a chair, sofa, carpet, and design themes. I love the gadgets, the ER tours, bridge, the mechanical and technical details man! :) When I see 'certain' yacht tours be it a man or woman, who detail the aforementioned materials, etc., are the ones who get to the ER and do basically a walk-through and say something like, "it's really loud in here. Let's go see the...and scoot out without providing any detail, just a quick pan." Those disappoint me every time. Thanks to you and your crew for doing the hard work for us. Well done!
Fair play. As a yacht crew member, this is one your best yet. You know your audience well and hit the nail right on the noggin. See you around and safe seas 👍
Exceptional video. I became a SYN junkie during the shutdown. I didn't know much about this culture and now through your videos I have learned so much. I think the super yachts are floating works of art.
Actually the intro video is fantastic.. Well worth the effort. It is one of the most impressive views in the world. My favorite view of all time. Your fitbit distance is impressive, well done.
Love these mega yachts, they are beautiful. Coming from somebody who will probably never have the opportunity to enjoy one, thank you for showing me the technical side. Big thanks to the designers, builders/manufacturers, the owners who make it all possible, and the crew.
fantastic insight again, enjoyed every second of it. your point made about not asking to film crew areas tells so much about your very high level of empathy, sensitivity and respect towards others, we have a lot to learn from you, on how to approach others and how to be proactive to make others comfortable and not be intrusive. another brilliant story from you, thank you
I join the others in complimenting you and your team for your excellent coverage and in particular this video. The technical aspect is the way I think and am lost in anything regarding decor, although it is quite attractive. Perhaps we would all prefer to join to you and would like to have the experiences that you so enjoy.
What an absolutely fantastic video! I totally, thoroughly enjoyed it, and was sad when it actually ended. It could have been two hours long. Many thanks. Love the channel.
Very interesting. It is hard to imagine where all that wealth comes from, but the yachts that get built provide work for craftsmen and items of beauty for us all to enjoy looking at.
I like both the technical stuff and the design stuff. I dont need to know who the interior designer was. Although, I have seen enough yachts to recognize certain design houses, like Winch or H2. I would be happy with a video dedicated to the engine room alone. I think you did a goid job at the show this year. It is always great when you can get on board a boat. Of course, I watch David Seal, Victoria, and Nick Burnam too.
Great video as a retired auto technician i always enjoyed checking out the new product and tech. It's cool to hear you talk on the new systems let's have more please.
This was an excellent video. Even though I follow you, I still learned a lot. And I learned you really work hard to create these videos for us. Thank you! We appreciate your hard work! 👍
I love it when you explain the technical side of things! If you don't, then I will rewind and question myself, "What is that? What does that do? How do you close it up?" It drives me crazy when I don't know how things function or work together! So, I appreciate it when you cover things like that!
Wohoo! I got 10 points! I need a punch card :) I really enjoy the tech aspect of the yacht tours. Seeing how things are put together and operate is pretty awesome. Thanks for all the hard work from you and the team :)
I would have loved to have been able to work on the technical side of the yachting world. I worked my way up to electronics and instrument engineer working mainly in London. But after an accident I had to give up my dream. So thank you for showing us as much of it as you can. 👍👍
Great video. Loved the questions that you answered and especially the roll down TV. When I saw that segment originally, I was sure you were right. Can't imagine how that works. Will have to research. Also liked the drone footage for opening. You put in a lot of effort for such a short segment. Hope most thought it was worth it. Hope you got some rest after the show.
Thank you, thank you, thank you for this most interesting video for the time and energy you and your team spend producing these wonderful videos. I can't thank you enough for the hours of entertainment, wonderment and behind the scenes look of the yachting lifestyle of the uber rich.
I have traveled solo on cruises many times and never feel alone. I always interact with crew because I enjoy the various nationalities that work on the ship. Engaging with other passengers can be very interesting.
After years of following various yacht review, brokerage channels and yacht captains, this video answered so many questions I had. What a great video! I appreciate the attention to detail you put into this, it was enlightening. Including touching on the technical portions of yachts reviews. Thank you!
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13:46 - I love your channel, following the highs and numerous lows of superyachting life, but your comment here sums up my sentiment to many boats I've seen on your channel "Money can't buy you taste". I have zero envy for this type of gaudy opulence - just makes me think of Philip Green.... I would be very happy with a stylish 1930s to 60s gentleman's yacht with no smart lighting or myriad infotainment set-ups. Keep them coming!
Wow, this is a really well-edited video with excellent footage. At some point I almost felt like I had a superyacht myself. 😃 I especially liked the "when you build your uacht" part. 😉
Your effort in securing a 2: second clip from the promontory overlooking Monaco was well worth it, appreciated along with the rest of the content here. ✔️
Fascinating video. You commented that the crew keep out of the way of the owner/guests and one owner's wife complained she felt, with a crew of 50, she was on a deserted ship. It reminded me of one of your videos a year or so ago, when someone asked, in the comments, if the crew got invited to the owners parties onboard. Then went on to ask do you make friend with the owner etc People have very strange ideas about what it is like to be "staff" on these yachts, It's similar in very high-end hotels etc.
I enjoy your show so much... I first started watching you when you were educating us on the seizures of the oligarchs super yachts... Your passion and excitement on every aspects of these vessels shows. From the exterior to the interior. How things are run from a crew aspect. How Maritime law applies... Inner workings, and even trained behavior from the crew... I just can't get enough. I think if I would have had the opportunity, I would have lived eat and breathed it also! Thank you so much for sharing your interesting world with us!!... I look forward to your next broadcast!!
Love the videos. Being disabled and on a fixed income I will never even be near a yacht like you show so it is nice to get a chance to see them and dream a little bit. Keep up the great job
I love that 2-second shot. It reminds me of The Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous. I really love the nuts and bolts of your videos. I've learned much about an industry I knew very little about. For that I say Thank you to you and your teams hard work putting these video's together. Cheers
Awesome video. Thank you so much for all your work, and even miles of WALKING, to keep us entertained and informed. 😊 Your channel is terrific and it’s your style and personality that really keeps me coming back. Really good stuff 😊👍👍
Quite informative and sharing very anecdotical knowledge, as is usual in the channel. I have most fond memories of the times I've been in Montecarlo, yet never been there during a crowded event (such as the Grand Prix or the Yacht show) so I have no comparison parameters, hence your commentary on the subject is most interesting.
10 points in the bag 😅 I live in Newfoundland, Canada, a few years ago the "Sea Owl" was docked in St. John's. The green colour was beautiful and the vessel was simply stunning to see. Thanks for your time & knowledge.
Monaco's policy of keeping out the riff-raff is indeed a good one. Riff-raff is best confined to low-level urban social housing estates, Aldi supermarkets and Job-Centre benefits queues.
@@TesterAnimal1 My family has a studio apartment there and I go twice a year. Inherited from my grandfather so been in the family for 75 years. Non-Monegasque are not welcome - unless you have billions... My grandfather married a Monegasque just after WW2. So we got lucky I suppose.
Similar to most all other posters in the Comments, l loved this particular video as you were able to develop a narrative of what is behind the commonly expensive facade of luxury fabrics and furnishings. Thank you so much for these extra and more meatier (technical) aspects. We love the passion and enthusiasm that you place in all your videos and particularly this one. Bon Voyage and Happy Sailing as you run off to do your research and filming. Warmest Regards - David from Melbourne, AUSTRALIA. 🥸👌🍷🍷❤️❤️🦘
It would be fun to sit down and design a yacht that had all my favorite features and style. I don't think they would be the most expensive, but they would be famously elegant and unusual. 🤔😊❤
Really loved this video. Gotta collect my ten points. Can I save them for credit on a ticket to Monaco Yacht Show? I love the tech stuff. Anybody can go on and on about interior decorating which as you note, may or may not be to my taste. I do remember one video though, a tour, with an incredible table with an inlay? And some other unusual and extraordinarily well executed design features. I'm of an age where I forget some things. Thus the vagueness. I especially enjoyed your finding the hill to fly the drone from and your footage of the walks up, and even better, your lesson learned. Don't wear yourself out ever, eSysman, I for one will never become weary or tired of you and your team's great work.
Like this video, the background to how you make a vidio. Like your explanation about the TV and how the crew deal with guests onboard. It's as interesting as the actual videos of the show and boats. Thanks for sharing and for the teams hard eork.
Thanks for the background information. On one of your yacht tour episodes you were guided around by a crew member who wore a completely white uniform ... white shirt, white shorts, shoes and white web belt. He even took you through the engine room. Having done East Coast yacht transport for a few years ... just how did he keep that uniform clean. I never got out of an engine room without a smudge or two!!!!????
A great video as usual, a little different from the usual which is why it's so good. What I want to know, all the pillows and cushions on the bed, I guest the stuardess dose a bed turn down similar to what is done on some cruise ships. Storage on a yacht is often limited and quite a large cupboard for these excess cushions/pillows is required as I am sure they are not just thrown on the sofa. Perhaps they go under the bed.
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@EuroWarsOrg been doing it for years.
People are weird. Here we have our own mega-yacht engineer talking us on private walkthroughs on some of the most expensive things existing on the planet. Of course, we want to learn about the technical sides of these when in the company of eSysman. There are loads of others who will tell us about the carpets and gold plates and the excess or lack of "shabby chick" design cues. The best videos are when he gets to talk to a colleague and completely nerds out on our behalf.
"shabby chic"........and there's ALSO "trailer park chic" where I am in Canada. Our "yacht" for travelling the pipeline was a 20th. Century trailer that came with the furniture. That material wore like chain mail!! We still have the 1960 swivel chair.
The making of the drone shot above the hill was worth its own video. That was a lot of work
Thanks for the “behind the scenes”. You have become a legit journalist. Maintain your integrity.
"when you build your yacht, you can have it exactly as you like it". Perfect.
Excellent and very interesting episode. And of course up to your very high standard production values. Kudos.
This has to be one if not The best videos you have done.
Not only a really fascinating introduction/invite into this incredible world of mega yachting and all that that includes, but the "polish" you and your team have so lovingly and in intricate detail have so seemingly effortlessly applied throughout this video is extraordinary. So beautifully achieved in all ways.
Very interesting
This was far and above the best video that you have produced!
JIM ❤
Hello eSysman & Yachting Friends: Thank you for this beautiful video. IMHO this scenery in Monaco is absolutely breathtaking. As a loyal subscriber you and your channel
always puts a smile on my face. Also your yacht tours are are just marvelous & classy. Thanks again guys for all you do and your hard work. HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO ALL, TMP from N.J.
I think this is one of your BEST ...
I came here to say the same thing. Really good details in this episode. Thanks!
The drone footage was worth the effort. I could watch that clip a thousand times and still be picking out new details to ponder. Keep up the great work!
Re drones Monaco is 100% spot on!
I like hearing all about what it's like on the day-to-day life on a yacht from both the owner & crew perspective. It's all fascinating.
This is my favorite video of yours. I will make a 'gross generalization' and say that IMO, men prefer to see and learn about the technical details of these yachts. I could not care less about the materials used in a chair, sofa, carpet, and design themes. I love the gadgets, the ER tours, bridge, the mechanical and technical details man! :)
When I see 'certain' yacht tours be it a man or woman, who detail the aforementioned materials, etc., are the ones who get to the ER and do basically a walk-through and say something like, "it's really loud in here. Let's go see the...and scoot out without providing any detail, just a quick pan." Those disappoint me every time.
Thanks to you and your crew for doing the hard work for us. Well done!
Fair play.
As a yacht crew member, this is one your best yet.
You know your audience well and hit the nail right on the noggin.
See you around and safe seas 👍
This was a great episode! Lots of really interesting details not normally covered by others.
Ya it was brilliant.
When it's time for me to purchase a nice reasonably sized yacht. I'm reaching out to you. You're realistic, pragmatic, and straight telling forward.
‘Don’t eat till the hard part of the day is done’. Enormous effort and workload to put the videos out.
I really like this type of video, it helps me understand a world I’ll never be a part of. 👍🏼
Thanks for putting in the foot work eSysman.Good video.
Exceptional video. I became a SYN junkie during the shutdown. I didn't know much about this culture and now through your videos I have learned so much. I think the super yachts are floating works of art.
Actually the intro video is fantastic.. Well worth the effort. It is one of the most impressive views in the world. My favorite view of all time. Your fitbit distance is impressive, well done.
Love these mega yachts, they are beautiful. Coming from somebody who will probably never have the opportunity to enjoy one, thank you for showing me the technical side. Big thanks to the designers, builders/manufacturers, the owners who make it all possible, and the crew.
Always enjoy this type of Esysman videos, brilliant as ever.
fantastic insight again, enjoyed every second of it. your point made about not asking to film crew areas tells so much about your very high level of empathy, sensitivity and respect towards others, we have a lot to learn from you, on how to approach others and how to be proactive to make others comfortable and not be intrusive. another brilliant story from you, thank you
Thank you for the work you do to provide the videos of yachts
Love the tech side of things, the most interesting part of the Biltmore House in Asheville NC, is the basement.
I don't recall a video from you, that I didn't enjoy, Keep up the great work, thoroughly enjoyed it. :)
One of the most interesting episodes ever - all this real life inside scoop!
One of your best episodes that I have viewed. Thanks and cheers from 🇨🇦
Your comment of “When you build your yacht you can have it, exactly how you want it “. Is so true, on many levels.
I join the others in complimenting you and your team for your excellent coverage and in particular this video. The technical aspect is the way I think and am lost in anything regarding decor, although it is quite attractive. Perhaps we would all prefer to join to you and would like to have the experiences that you so enjoy.
Wow! You really did do a lot of walking. That's inside a marina! You must have been going non-stop. Great video!
What an absolutely fantastic video! I totally, thoroughly enjoyed it, and was sad when it actually ended. It could have been two hours long. Many thanks. Love the channel.
Great video, behind the scenes of the Monaco yacht show, one of the best videos ever, thanks!
Very interesting. It is hard to imagine where all that wealth comes from, but the yachts that get built provide work for craftsmen and items of beauty for us all to enjoy looking at.
I like both the technical stuff and the design stuff. I dont need to know who the interior designer was. Although, I have seen enough yachts to recognize certain design houses, like Winch or H2. I would be happy with a video dedicated to the engine room alone. I think you did a goid job at the show this year. It is always great when you can get on board a boat. Of course, I watch David Seal, Victoria, and Nick Burnam too.
I too am a great fan of the tech stuff. And would be not only happy with, but excited for engine room only videos.
Thanks for an excellent video mate shows how much effort you put in to convey your passion
Great video as a retired auto technician i always enjoyed checking out the new product and tech. It's cool to hear you talk on the new systems let's have more please.
This was an excellent video. Even though I follow you, I still learned a lot. And I learned you really work hard to create these videos for us. Thank you! We appreciate your hard work! 👍
THANKS ESYSMAN,FOR EXPLAINING AND SHARING YOUR OWN EXPERIENCES WITH US 🤗👍😎💚💚💚
This video was quite informative. Thanks.
I love it when you explain the technical side of things! If you don't, then I will rewind and question myself, "What is that? What does that do? How do you close it up?" It drives me crazy when I don't know how things function or work together! So, I appreciate it when you cover things like that!
Wohoo! I got 10 points! I need a punch card :)
I really enjoy the tech aspect of the yacht tours. Seeing how things are put together and operate is pretty awesome. Thanks for all the hard work from you and the team :)
Thanks for doing the long days videoing without food and sleep so we can watch your brilliant content on the channel ⛳
I worked on a super yacht myself for about 8 years, so I found this episode particularly interesting
You are a real honest professional. Congratulations. 🎈
LOVE seeing the tech stuff, cuz I'm a techie too!
No OLED-R for me tho! 😮
Thanks! Love the tours!
I would have loved to have been able to work on the technical side of the yachting world. I worked my way up to electronics and instrument engineer working mainly in London. But after an accident I had to give up my dream. So thank you for showing us as much of it as you can. 👍👍
I like all the nerdy stuff. If i owned a boat, knowing safety and weather and handling would be my first interests.
Thank you for all the videos you have done. Of course, all that you go through to get the shots!
one of your best, great work, true passion
Great video. Loved the questions that you answered and especially the roll down TV. When I saw that segment originally, I was sure you were right. Can't imagine how that works. Will have to research. Also liked the drone footage for opening. You put in a lot of effort for such a short segment. Hope most thought it was worth it. Hope you got some rest after the show.
Hello eSysman I love the technical side and all the details. Keep up the great work .
Great segment about filming the show!
I liked the behind the scenes content. It's always interesting to see how much work goes into creating these videos. Keep up the good work 👍
covered lots of good topics, very informative, one of your best
Enjoy the content .. I appreciate the perspective you provide on something only the very few get to experience…Thanks!!!
Thank you, thank you, thank you for this most interesting video for the time and energy you and your team spend producing these wonderful videos. I can't thank you enough for the hours of entertainment, wonderment and behind the scenes look of the yachting lifestyle of the uber rich.
I have traveled solo on cruises many times and never feel alone. I always interact with crew because I enjoy the various nationalities that work on the ship. Engaging with other passengers can be very interesting.
I don't think E is talking about Carnival Cruise Lines.
@@wadly99 1 time only on that mentioned debacle. That was enough for me.
I don’t think I could ever get to much tech stuff. You certainly do first class work . Thanks
After years of following various yacht review, brokerage channels and yacht captains, this video answered so many questions I had. What a great video!
I appreciate the attention to detail you put into this, it was enlightening. Including touching on the technical portions of yachts reviews. Thank you!
Thanks!
Sorry, we just saw this. Thank you for your kindness. It’s not missed on us at all. You should consider becoming a Patreon, that way we can give back by showing exclusive content.
Really enjoyed this one mate. Plenty of variety of subject ,some lovely images and great narration. I’m impressed!
Well Done! Very interesting and varied content.Thank You! What a lifestyle.
Thanks for your hard work.
I appreciate it.
13:46 - I love your channel, following the highs and numerous lows of superyachting life, but your comment here sums up my sentiment to many boats I've seen on your channel "Money can't buy you taste". I have zero envy for this type of gaudy opulence - just makes me think of Philip Green.... I would be very happy with a stylish 1930s to 60s gentleman's yacht with no smart lighting or myriad infotainment set-ups. Keep them coming!
Enjoyed this post Monaco vlog a lot, thanks !
Excellent content! 👍 Thank you 🙏
Wow, this is a really well-edited video with excellent footage. At some point I almost felt like I had a superyacht myself. 😃
I especially liked the "when you build your uacht" part. 😉
Your effort in securing a 2: second clip from the promontory overlooking Monaco was well worth it, appreciated along with the rest of the content here. ✔️
Fascinating video. You commented that the crew keep out of the way of the owner/guests and one owner's wife complained she felt, with a crew of 50, she was on a deserted ship. It reminded me of one of your videos a year or so ago, when someone asked, in the comments, if the crew got invited to the owners parties onboard. Then went on to ask do you make friend with the owner etc People have very strange ideas about what it is like to be "staff" on these yachts, It's similar in very high-end hotels etc.
I enjoy your show so much... I first started watching you when you were educating us on the seizures of the oligarchs super yachts... Your passion and excitement on every aspects of these vessels shows. From the exterior to the interior. How things are run from a crew aspect.
How Maritime law applies... Inner workings, and even trained behavior from the crew... I just can't get enough. I think if I would have had the opportunity, I would have lived eat and breathed it also! Thank you so much for sharing your interesting world with us!!... I look forward to your next broadcast!!
Thanks for the information, was really good to find out some of the intricacies for being on board a superyacht
Love the videos. Being disabled and on a fixed income I will never even be near a yacht like you show so it is nice to get a chance to see them and dream a little bit. Keep up the great job
I loved this. Please can we see more background stuff please? Love the channel, please keep doing what you're doing.
This was brilliant, really showed how normal you are and fascinating content 👏🏼
Excellent tour.❤❤
So impressed with the quality of the videos you put out with so little time for editing them!
I love that 2-second shot. It reminds me of The Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous. I really love the nuts and bolts of your videos. I've learned much about an industry I knew very little about. For that I say Thank you to you and your teams hard work putting these video's together. Cheers
Your work ethic and passion is inspiring
You have ¼ million subscribers. You are doing great.
This was a great video one of my favorite ever thank you so much
Excellent video. These behind the scenes stories are quite interesting. Did the owner‘s wife then have a chat with all of the 50 crew?
Awesome video. Thank you so much for all your work, and even miles of WALKING, to keep us entertained and informed. 😊 Your channel is terrific and it’s your style and personality that really keeps me coming back. Really good stuff 😊👍👍
Quite informative and sharing very anecdotical knowledge, as is usual in the channel.
I have most fond memories of the times I've been in Montecarlo, yet never been there during a crowded event (such as the Grand Prix or the Yacht show) so I have no comparison parameters, hence your commentary on the subject is most interesting.
10 points in the bag 😅
I live in Newfoundland, Canada, a few years ago the "Sea Owl" was docked in St. John's. The green colour was beautiful and the vessel was simply stunning to see.
Thanks for your time & knowledge.
Monaco's policy of keeping out the riff-raff is indeed a good one. Riff-raff is best confined to low-level urban social housing estates, Aldi supermarkets and Job-Centre benefits queues.
Never been? 😂
@@TesterAnimal1 My family has a studio apartment there and I go twice a year. Inherited from my grandfather so been in the family for 75 years. Non-Monegasque are not welcome - unless you have billions... My grandfather married a Monegasque just after WW2. So we got lucky I suppose.
Similar to most all other posters in the Comments, l loved this particular video as you were able to develop a narrative of what is behind the commonly expensive facade of luxury fabrics and furnishings. Thank you so much for these extra and more meatier (technical) aspects. We love the passion and enthusiasm that you place in all your videos and particularly this one. Bon Voyage and Happy Sailing as you run off to do your research and filming. Warmest Regards - David from Melbourne, AUSTRALIA.
🥸👌🍷🍷❤️❤️🦘
It would be fun to sit down and design a yacht that had all my favorite features and style. I don't think they would be the most expensive, but they would be famously elegant and unusual. 🤔😊❤
@@darcyedmonds8848 - just what i would like to do after watching 👍🤩
Thank you eSysman
Really loved this video. Gotta collect my ten points. Can I save them for credit on a ticket to Monaco Yacht Show?
I love the tech stuff. Anybody can go on and on about interior decorating which as you note, may or may not be to my taste. I do remember one video though, a tour, with an incredible table with an inlay? And some other unusual and extraordinarily well executed design features. I'm of an age where I forget some things. Thus the vagueness. I especially enjoyed your finding the hill to fly the drone from and your footage of the walks up, and even better, your lesson learned. Don't wear yourself out ever, eSysman, I for one will never become weary or tired of you and your team's great work.
Like this video, the background to how you make a vidio. Like your explanation about the TV and how the crew deal with guests onboard.
It's as interesting as the actual videos of the show and boats. Thanks for sharing and for the teams hard eork.
Great video ,thanks for all the effort to make it so interesting and real,love your channel ,very honest perspective on luxury boats !
Thanks for the background information. On one of your yacht tour episodes you were guided around by a crew member who wore a completely white uniform ... white shirt, white shorts, shoes and white web belt. He even took you through the engine room. Having done East Coast yacht transport for a few years ... just how did he keep that uniform clean. I never got out of an engine room without a smudge or two!!!!????
A great video as usual, a little different from the usual which is why it's so good. What I want to know, all the pillows and cushions on the bed, I guest the stuardess dose a bed turn down similar to what is done on some cruise ships. Storage on a yacht is often limited and quite a large cupboard for these excess cushions/pillows is required as I am sure they are not just thrown on the sofa. Perhaps they go under the bed.
10 points ..great content as always guys
Great episode, really interesting to hear your insights about time on board a superyacht. thank you!
Great information. Fascinating insights. Mind boggling costs of a lifestyle few get to experience. Well done and great work to you and your team
Very informative - thanks. Re: 14.50 You do your reports - we like following what you're covering.