My second home is a boat. The slip is $3300 a year. Two beds, kitchen and bath. The best time of the year is when everyone else is gone. Its on a lake, not the ocean, but it is like having a 50,000 private lake. Best time is at night. Nothing on earth compares to the stars. Food is great too, fresh wild fish is better than anything from a store.
OK, so this is BS. Slip rates in Marina del Rey for this boat would be a minimum of $1,087/ month. There is a 50% live aboard fee which would add another $543, or a total of $1,630/ month. Still cheap, but the waiting list is years long. Also, the Carver is a great boat to live on as it is so well laid out. However, the cheapest Carver 40 footer listed in the US is $94,000, and it’s a real beater. Still pretty cheap, but let’s assume mommy and daddy don’t buy the boat for you, so that means a payment of about $2,500/ month. There you have it, $4,000 a month, the same as an apartment that you don’t have to empty the sewage tanks on every week.
smacfe mcafee Yep, 888 Hope Street! $2500 with a dishwasher and parking. Ralph’s is a 1/2 block away. The “deck” space is about a half an acre...just saying.
Agreed. And to keep it simple, let's say we avoid unexpected repairs by financing a brand new 40' powerboat. Add those monthly payments to the slip. He might also have to pay for parking, and separate for utilties. On a separate note, I'm surprised MDR even allows it.
To live on the coast in any major American city would cost almost 10x in taxes a month lol.. I live in Chicago and lake front property would cost 1m plus renovations.. My ass would pucker to here the taxes lmao
Keith miller I also live in Chicago at the moment, and the property tax (and the taxes in general) here is insane. However, I grew up in Texas, and used the average property tax on an average house in an area like Dallas to make that comparison. I think we can all agree though that this video is ridiculous clickbait.
Bryce has the right idea. I lived on a 38’ Carver in the Miami Beach marina back in the 90’s and had a blast. Life was never so simple and carefree, with extremely low overhead. Of course , I screwed it up, and bought another house, filled it with stuff I didn’t need,. It’s what humans do I guess. Congrats Bryce, enjoy every minute of it.
As someone who is living by himself on a 32 foot boat, they had it pretty clean. You do what you can but that’s limited on a boat. Makes for good living but minimalism for sure. Tv, pc, tablet and some clothes. Storage is a luxury on a boat for sure.
Hes literally from that show Too Hot To Handle and was soooooo full of himself. Still hasn't changed I see. But only thing I'd commend him on is saving money living in L.A
This is deceptive: ask any dock master in Marina del Rey and they will tell you "No live aboards". That means someone paying to dock their boat can stay 3 days and 2 nights per week. If you are sneaking around (as I've known a few people to do), the dock master can call the Sheriff and site you for trespassing or "evict you". Believe me, the dock master in Basin D talks to the dock master in Basin A so word gets out and you may not be welcome at Marina del Rey.
anybody else looking at this boat and thinking like "if i could clean that and organize a little better, i could make that boat look and feel stunning" ?
You're not alone. I always worry a bit when I see people like this. I have lived on the water my entire life. I've seen more boneheaded moves.....people crossing commercial ships, not giving right of way to sailors, it runs the gambit really.
@@davidhutchinson5233 I am sure you know this but others may not. not all sailboats have right of way hands down. rules of road apply to them as well. the sailors who don't know when they have right of way and when they don't are more annoying than anybody on the water. Not saying that is you. But i see it all the time. i have been boating for 45+ years. owned anything from a 18' runabout to a 50' sportfish to a 50' sailboat. It is quite comical watching a busy marina or gas dock when the wind is blowing. good times for sure. pass the popcorn and beer.
@@davidhutchinson5233 I'm a life-long boater. If someone lives on a boat, they should realize it's called a "bunk", not a bed, a "stateroom", not a bedroom, "galley", not a kitchen, a "head", not a bathroom. If these guys just live on this boat in a marina year round, which is very cool, that's fine, but for a serious, seaworthy boat, I certainly wouldn't buy a Carver.
Shelby, I think you missed a huge opportunity right there... Make the title something like "How Bryce from Too Hot to Handle lives for 600$ a month" ... That would create a lot of new traffic to your incredible channel :)
wait, the title says $600 a month, then it shows that he pays $900 a month..which one is it? 900 is not so much different from the low end of the bracket she mentioned in the beginning
I've thought of doing this, but in the end it's just an RV in the water. Has all the same advantages and drawbacks, but a boat is probably more maintenance than a travel trailer. It would be kinda fun, but it's really impractical, and the money savings may prove to be less than at first glance.... If any at all. With a roommate you can get a 2 bedroom apartment in a suburb of LA for around the same price.
I wasn't going to say anything but since you mention it I was thinking it's funny how shelbs pretends she's never seen his bedroom or shower. "Oh wooww"
I live in Marina del Rey cali on a boat. It's the best. Get to wake up and go run around Mother's Beach, then go swimming . Venice beach is right down the road. And there is shower houses up from the docks. It's a nice area. Got security guards that do walkthroughs and you have to have a key to get down to the boats. It amazing and affordable.
“Living on a $600 a month boat” First thing that pops up: $900 a month dock fee... I’m not the best at math but I’m pretty sure $900 is a lot more then just $600
That's what I was thinking, my bf and I lived in our 35' RV with out 1 year old son one summer (inbewteen a lease ending and finding a new place to rent). We loved it so much, we live on Vancouver Island and parked just outside of town at a river campsite. It was awesome
“Bargain” and “pretty simple” and “little bit of maintenance” are words I’ve never heard about boats before :). Suggest knowing about boats, and don’t live in a cold climate, and/or have kids, before trying this.
Exactly. I'm struck by two old sayings: 1. The two happiest days of a boat owner's life are the day he buys it and the day he sells it (at a highly depreciated price). 2. The definition of a boat is a hole in the water you throw money into.
And that's bad why? Shouldn't you like yourself at least almost the most? I mean, the only person you won't ever be able to get rid off is yourself until the day you die... so better be at peace with yourself... people come and go almost always, the people that stay are rare and the exception... But you're stuck with yourself, so better start loving yourself, if not out of conviction then at least out of necessity...
Update to anyone interested in this in 2021, I just started doing a liveaboard on a 35' boat and it is $1280 a month in Marina del Ray. This is after a 42500 boat cost and boat loans typically work differently than car loans so it's much better to save up the cash and avoid a loan.
@@CarCrazyGhost When I first started looking at boats I started with a Yacht broker and I was told boats past the (I think) the 25 year mark are much harder to qualify for a loan. Plus to organize everything with the bank and the boat owners I would have needed a broker which he said he was asking for a 10 F'ing percent fee. So I went for a cheaper boat I could pay cash for. Best decision I could have made.
Well I'm thinking to me this is a house on the water.. so even paying a broker fee wouldn't that be like paying closing costs to a lawyer anyway? And there's no yearly property tax on boats so we all save there anyway right?
@@CarCrazyGhost It all depends on what you have budgeted for I guess. It's no fun cutting a 10k check to anyone for just a couple days of services. Don't forget even if you can swing a 2k a month boat payment, you still need to factor in slip cost and the liveaboard costs (typically .5 times the cost of the slip)(800 for a slip + 400 for liveaboard status) and factor in the haul outs and typical boat maintenance.
@@CarCrazyGhost This life style is about freedom. If you try and make it about luxury the guy at the end of the dock with an 80ft yacht will always have you beat.
???? Saying it "costs $600/mo for moorage" without factoring in the cost of the boat is like saying "it only costs $2k a year in tax for this house if you pay cash!"
He owns the boat and doesn't have a monthly payment. Because of that it's difficult to calculate the monthly expense for that considering he might live on this boat fir the rest if his life.
And don't forget, you drop a lot of the sticks/bricks costs. No property tax, no utilities, if you're young and have no kids...uber is your transportation, no car costs, no car insurance, etc. When you add up all the fixed costs in life of having a permanent residence...it's a LOT.
@@innerblight Liveaboard fee is 55% of slip fee in MDR, if you can get one. Also, there is property tax in California for a boat. Bottom paint every 2-3 years for a boat that big will be a few grand. Unless the boat just sits there then who cares about bottom paint or engine maintenance.
@@ridekim You know who cares about engine and the bottom? The dock master. And the business issuing your hull insurance. I know MDR, and the live aboard slips are far and few. You got to go up to Oxnard to stand a chance obtaining one.
Bryce seems like the chillest dude ever. Funny enough, he reminds me a LOT of this guy I know from back home (Kansas) who moved to LA. Birds of a feather lol
How do you get there? I grew up on the water. If you tie up for a day you pay. It's that simple. Marinas are not charities. That said, there are plenty of mooring areas you can find where you can anchor pretty much for free. Public docks are also an option but they charge too.
It's not clickbait.. Show me how a working class or lower person could live relatively comfortable for that much in any major American coastal city.. Taxes alone would break you not including the investment to purchase the coastal property lol.. I live in Chicago and the taxes alone on a lake front studio apartment would be at least 8x that. Sure boats depreciate and you're renting the slip... Living in multiple cities up and down the coast is pretty appealing though..
This is the helm where you navigate from. There are 3 dimensions to pay attention to while operating a vessel. You also need to obtain your boating license. If can competently operate a 40 foot boat your ok. I did like the approach of “this is where you drive from”, it made it easier for the non boaters to understand
The one thing not covered is the fuel burn. The fuel costs at least $1.00 more per gallon. And fuel burn on something that size is about 5 gallons per mile. Use to work on people’s boats in Florida. A lot of them are practically welded to the pier.
I lived on a1944 documented 32ft that means back in the day they could take it and use it in war without paying u for it that was in 1980 did it for 2y.
What was not mentioned is that very few of these boat owners are allowed to live on their boats full time.I work in Marina Del Rey where he docks his boat.I know quite a few boat owners that dock there, that's why I know this.Granted, he wasn't asked this question,but if you're thinking I'm going to buy a boat and live for a few hundred dollars a month you have another thing coming.
As a guy who lived in a 16ft rv trailer for years (in AZ national forests) the boat option is totally doable. There are definitely Higher costs and more maintenance but this really motivates me to get a boat when I move back to LA. It’s surprisingly more spacious than most RV living situations Ive seen.
Hey bub you there I have some questions for yah about boats! We have recently been offered one to stay out at lake pleasant harbor for 600$ a month WE KNOW NOTHING ABOHT BOATS…it would save us a lot of money but I just don’t know what should we do you are from az so I’d love your opinion…
I also live in Marina del Rey on a yacht. Amazing lifestyle. However, before anyone decides to rush down to the marina to do this, a key missing piece of information is that no marina in Marina del Rey allows more than 10% of its slips to be “live aboard”, meaning your unable to spend more than 3 days per week on the boat which is monitored by key entry and exit. Many of the marina’s in either don’t allow any live aboard (Newport Beach) a or have multi year waiting lists.
Not counting insurance (hundreds per month), annual boat repairs and maintenance (thousands per year), parking at the marina (hundreds per month), guaranteed also has a public storage somewhere near by for larger items (hundreds per month). Entirely not with it just to “wake up to” the sight of parked boats. Lol.
Wow. I had no idea people actually lived on boats long term like this in LA, but I guess it makes sense. Looks like a good deal but can't help but think the city would Crack down if too many people did this. Great vid!
Every Harbor Has its own regulations. 1) only 10-15% of the Harbor can be " Liveaboards " 2) Waiting List is usually Years. 3) its Not as cheap as it seems 4) Been there done that. 5) Small space.
There's a youtube channel of an older couple living on a steel sail boat they built themselves in the 80s. They often sail the South Pacific and Hawaii, but they "live" in San Diego. The channel is called Sailing Emerald Steel.
Homie lied about these prices 2 years ago, but now it's even worse. Marina Del Ray was over 1500 for a 40' liveaboard in 2020. I don't even want to look what it is now. And there's no floating 40' Carver for $45k. This is all ridiculous.
TH-cam search this -> SV Delos, or Sailing Ruby Rose or Tula's Endless Summer or Sailing SV Vagabond and then let me know what you think. If you can do it, and think you would like that life, I'd take you sailing around the world with me. 🌎 Up for an adventure? ⛵
@@justinajones3000 That's considered a small yacht, hombre. Well the definition of yacht is dubious and inconsistent. Some people would consider 27' and up to be a yacht and others would require it to be much bigger.
@@Mexicobeanpole I live in SLC and had a friend I met through work that lived in Manhattan. He couldn't fathom why I'd ever want to live in a 'shitty place like utah' which he'd never been to. People in the big cities think they are just so damn cool. Really mind boggling to me.
You ever think of moving form the Apartment to a boat? Im debating this myself. I can spend extra, get the apartment. Have more room. Or get a good size boat. Save some money. yet have less room. even in a 45-55 footer. It just 2 of us. Yet I can take the boat out so a positive. Have to clean it almost daily a Neg.
@@jjjdh124 That is awesome! So you went from an Apartment looking over the Docks to a Boat? Very cool. How much is far price for a 45ft boat. On average, not a too fancy one. Yet not one that needs a ton of work. I get the prices can flux like cars.
I’m here in SD and can’t stand when people constantly party every night on their boats. I feel for ya if they have their music blasting . Although this happens just in summer.
@@delgabertan7499 I've posted several comments about this, but here's the most recently post from viewer Ricky Rodriguez: "That’s right Jones, ALL OF LA COUNTY, LONG BEACH, AND DANA POINT have cut live-a-boards years ago. You can’t even live-a-board on a mooing." So there's your answer.
Norway! Amazing. What kind of heating? We own a 44 ft. sailboat, live on a mooring in Sydney. Electricity = solar= free mooring =$5k a year (400/month). Heater: diesel fireplace as boat was originally from Canada.
You can rent studio apartments that are less than 1/4 miles away from the ocean for $1200.00 per month in Long Beech. The landlord has to do all the maintenance. They will have a decent kitchen and bathroom. This boat would not be less expensive than living in Long Beech in studio apartment and it would be very inconvenient.
Ok there needs to be more content like this. Very hard to see living on a boat videos. I just bought a several million dollar 62 foot pershing and am really on the fence on living on it (in the med) so yeah im a little older and its just my wife and i i have ac satellite washer dryer plus everything normal. But this guy seems so happy on half of that on a smaller boat so YES thank you im glad that Bryce was willing to share. Great attitude.
I have been doing Live Aboard's since I was 19 when I bought my first Cabin Cruiser. I am on my fourth boat and it is a Pilot House Cutter Sailboat built by the Wooden Boat School of Port Townsend Wa. I grew up commercial fishing, my last job was as a Yacht Broker and I have owned Powered Boats since age 10. They do not mention several things associated with living on your boat. First you have to live light, you do not have room for extra possessions, Week ends are Hell with the Week End Warriors who really have no business owning a boat, Heating is not an issue in LA but it is here on the Columbia River and boats are not normally insulated (Mine is), Cooking in the Galley takes planning to make it easier, Yes we also use Paper Plates and Plastic Silverware because washing dishes is a pain. The major fact that they left out is that you spend about 10% of what the boat cost every Year in maintenance. Personally I will never move back to land, I enjoy this lifestyle too much to switch.
@@GregMoress Because they can't pass a credit check or a background check required for renting ANYTHING in SF, LA, SD...any place desirable. I am dead serious.
@@PuffPuff279 The best use of your time is to go to MDR if you're in the L.A. area and talk to a yacht broker or a dock master. They are super informative and truthful.
@@chrislanejones You can do it in FL and it's done quite often. The most important thing is to get out of the marina and find a mangrove forest to tie up to, or some other really secure area. It gets intense though because you have to be on the boat while the hurricane is blowing through so you can tend to all the lines and/or move the boat if needed. th-cam.com/video/f4PdWV9T1jI/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/52vu7bbvqC0/w-d-xo.html
Lol first thing I thought too. I heard his voice and was like oh he's young but then I looked more closely and was like na, this dude looks late 20's to mid-30's. Odd way to speak and live in that age range.
Maybe they are really putting some cash away for a home, typical judge mental people. If I didn’t have a family, I would do it. Be happy and uplifting for others!
There are a bunch of sailing channels on youtube where people are living and traveling around the world on their sail boat. A few recommendations; Sailing S/V Delos- The first youtube sailing channel, just had a baby Sailing Uma- electric motor on a budget Sailing Emerald Steel- older couple living in San Diego on a steel boat they built themselves in the 80s RAN Sailing- Swedish couple, just had a baby How To Sail Oceans- one guy on a small boat with no engine, he sails all over the place on $16k/yr Sailing Soulianis- couple starting out on their first sailing adventure. Distant Shores- OG of sailing VLOGS. have been making syndicated TV programs about their adventures since the 90s, now also have a youtube channel. I don't know of any motor boat VLOGS.
@@operator0 I love how you're recommending channels with sub 50k subscribers, and NOT ONE channel you recommended had any where close to views or subscribers that Sailing La Vagabonde has, which has over 1.45 million subscribers. SLV is one of the biggest if not the biggest sailing channel on TH-cam. Biased much?
@@BadMannerKorea I simply don't enjoy the channel. Too commercialized for me. I stopped watching it long before they had the 13 year old scientist on board.
@@operator0 As I said, you're biased to not recommend one of if not the biggest sailing channels on TH-cam. When giving recommendations for "a bunch of sailing channels" on TH-cam, you really should remain unbiased and at LEAST recommend the biggest one. You're a disgrace.
I don't know if you have to clean the hull that often, check out Tula's Endless Summer, they live on their boat full time and are always going to the Bahamas or somewhere.
Clip bait! So, it’s not $600 per month, that’s only the mooring fee! By the time you add the boat payment, maintenance and utilities, more like $2000 per month!
One of the problems with marinas is finding one that has a spot for you. There are often waiting lists and sometimes they can be a year or more. The best thing is to get the slip when one becomes available before you buy the boat. Only after you have somewhere to park it, then you can can go shopping for a boat.
@@srmorso999 Right. But that's like making a video saying "How to live in a Hollywood mansion for 1,000 a month" and then watching the video only to find out that they tell you to live with 40 of your friends.
Boat name: The Bryce is Right
Shelby please send him this, this is awesome
Zealot D3 YESSSS
Yesss!!!!!
Yeah this is golden
How about.. Bryght or Bryte
When I think of a guy named “Bryce,” that’s the type of guy I think of 😅
Doug Zbikowski Totally! Haha Kinda fast talker douchey type. But he’s cool though.
Dave Lewis and “but he’s cool though” is exactly how dudes like this are always introduced to you 😂
My second home is a boat. The slip is $3300 a year. Two beds, kitchen and bath. The best time of the year is when everyone else is gone. Its on a lake, not the ocean, but it is like having a 50,000 private lake. Best time is at night. Nothing on earth compares to the stars. Food is great too, fresh wild fish is better than anything from a store.
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OK, so this is BS. Slip rates in Marina del Rey for this boat would be a minimum of $1,087/ month. There is a 50% live aboard fee which would add another $543, or a total of $1,630/ month. Still cheap, but the waiting list is years long. Also, the Carver is a great boat to live on as it is so well laid out. However, the cheapest Carver 40 footer listed in the US is $94,000, and it’s a real beater. Still pretty cheap, but let’s assume mommy and daddy don’t buy the boat for you, so that means a payment of about $2,500/ month. There you have it, $4,000 a month, the same as an apartment that you don’t have to empty the sewage tanks on every week.
U mean, wont have to pay some one to empty the tanks
Yeah... $45k sounds too cheap. But maybe if it doesn't run...
smacfe mcafee Yep, 888 Hope Street! $2500 with a dishwasher and parking. Ralph’s is a 1/2 block away. The “deck” space is about a half an acre...just saying.
His costs scream sneak-aboard.
Well said. Didn't realize the waiting list for live aboard was years long in MDR.
This is like the equivalent of showing someone’s house, and saying they live there for only $400 a month because that’s what they pay in property tax.
Agreed. And to keep it simple, let's say we avoid unexpected repairs by financing a brand new 40' powerboat. Add those monthly payments to the slip. He might also have to pay for parking, and separate for utilties.
On a separate note, I'm surprised MDR even allows it.
To live on the coast in any major American city would cost almost 10x in taxes a month lol.. I live in Chicago and lake front property would cost 1m plus renovations.. My ass would pucker to here the taxes lmao
Keith miller I also live in Chicago at the moment, and the property tax (and the taxes in general) here is insane. However, I grew up in Texas, and used the average property tax on an average house in an area like Dallas to make that comparison. I think we can all agree though that this video is ridiculous clickbait.
Also Insurance is $200 a month
Exactly!!!! 😂😂😂😂
Bryce has the right idea. I lived on a 38’ Carver in the Miami Beach marina back in the 90’s and had a blast. Life was never so simple and carefree, with extremely low overhead. Of course , I screwed it up, and bought another house, filled it with stuff I didn’t need,. It’s what humans do I guess. Congrats Bryce, enjoy every minute of it.
I like how they didn't even bother to clean up.
Having lived on a boat, it’s pretty much not possible to put away a normal apartments worth of stuff
They cleaned up a lot, believe me. You can’t put away all stuff in a boat like this, it was not designed to have so much storage space.
What you mean?! This isn't a yacht!
They never even made their beds. I like how authentic they're being.
As someone who is living by himself on a 32 foot boat, they had it pretty clean. You do what you can but that’s limited on a boat. Makes for good living but minimalism for sure. Tv, pc, tablet and some clothes. Storage is a luxury on a boat for sure.
Why is nobody talking about the fact that he’s on Netflix!
Good eye! I literally thought the same exact thing
As long as he don't play the piano and sing, we good....
Lol for I thought that, he’s such a creep on that show 😂
What show??
@@TheGoat-qw6jb too hot to handle
Hes literally from that show Too Hot To Handle and was soooooo full of himself. Still hasn't changed I see. But only thing I'd commend him on is saving money living in L.A
Well he's not figuratively from that show.
He did not seem to be full of himself at all!?! Not in this Video anyhow.
Good eyes!
@Carina how was he full of himself in this video?
I guess with knowing his backstory your impression of him in this video was biased. He just seemed like a normal extrovert
LOL, the parents got those two out of the house for a bargain!!
I bet he laid the pipe
😂 😂 😂
@daniel bean Every in Cali loves a good dinghy.
@@whole_lotta_they_said my favorite was when he thought he invented blinds xD
L O L !!!!!!
So this is where he brings a new girl everyday😂
Maninder Singh yessss I was just thinking abt it lolllllll
Apparently, 🤣🤣🤣
This is deceptive: ask any dock master in Marina del Rey and they will tell you "No live aboards". That means someone paying to dock their boat can stay 3 days and 2 nights per week. If you are sneaking around (as I've known a few people to do), the dock master can call the Sheriff and site you for trespassing or "evict you". Believe me, the dock master in Basin D talks to the dock master in Basin A so word gets out and you may not be welcome at Marina del Rey.
“He lives on a boat... I don’t know if that makes him rich or poor...” I think we just found out, sweetie.
That moment was so hilarious
I don't know, guys named Bryce and Barret usually tend to come from money, like $50,000 a year private school money. LOL
HAHAHHAHAHA
Idk sooo... (unfunny joke warning)
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Who is “we”... pretty sure this chubby lil guy has no one
anybody else looking at this boat and thinking like "if i could clean that and organize a little better, i could make that boat look and feel stunning" ?
The bedding made me feel itchy. It hadn't seen a washing machine in weeks/months/years.
or at least decent enough for the video!
lol
Its a Carver, it comes with crabs and a rash
I thought I was the only one thinking that… At least I’m not alone & feel totally crazy…
this boat looks like it's from the 80s it needs a lot of work to look modern and expensive
I’m only here for that comments and I must say.... “they didn’t disappoint”! 🤣
Sooo, he owns the boat. To live on a boat for $600 per month:
Step 1: buy a boat
Gatta pay to dack
Yacht. Lol.
Bernaldo Rolle you can dack me for free
Boats are deceptively cheap
Exactly! Next video should be how to live in a 3,000 sq. ft. house for only the yearly cost of property taxes.
Anyone watching this then was like “wait that’s Bryce” 😂😂
GXV Photography yah i was like whaattt
Yup that was me as I was listening and not really watching at first and was like WAIT WHAT?
Yeah
No
Me😂
both of these chaps would make even the dullest most boring day a party for their guests! I love the hospitality here.
Video: Live on a boat for $600 a month
Video 5 seconds later: actually $900
Minutes later: "Actually I bought the boat for $45,000 and $900 a month is just the moorage fee."
Not to meant he’s living on a boat that cost 6 figures.
$900 split, $550 precisely 😂
And live with a man hh
The power its included or what?
why do i feel like this guy couldnt even get "his" boat out of the marina
You're not alone. I always worry a bit when I see people like this. I have lived on the water my entire life. I've seen more boneheaded moves.....people crossing commercial ships, not giving right of way to sailors, it runs the gambit really.
@@davidhutchinson5233, not gambit, but "runs the gamut." Cheers.
@@fredpearson5204 honestly i appreciate these grammar corrections. xD when u hear something wrong long enough, u start saying it urself xD
@@davidhutchinson5233 I am sure you know this but others may not. not all sailboats have right of way hands down. rules of road apply to them as well. the sailors who don't know when they have right of way and when they don't are more annoying than anybody on the water. Not saying that is you. But i see it all the time. i have been boating for 45+ years. owned anything from a 18' runabout to a 50' sportfish to a 50' sailboat. It is quite comical watching a busy marina or gas dock when the wind is blowing. good times for sure. pass the popcorn and beer.
@@davidhutchinson5233 I'm a life-long boater. If someone lives on a boat, they should realize it's called a "bunk", not a bed, a "stateroom", not a bedroom, "galley", not a kitchen, a "head", not a bathroom.
If these guys just live on this boat in a marina year round, which is very cool, that's fine, but for a serious, seaworthy boat, I certainly wouldn't buy a Carver.
So literal clickbait. Can’t you just say, interviewed my friend who owns a boat??
he just rents it
Shelby, I think you missed a huge opportunity right there... Make the title something like "How Bryce from Too Hot to Handle lives for 600$ a month" ... That would create a lot of new traffic to your incredible channel :)
Ledroid 👍
wait, the title says $600 a month, then it shows that he pays $900 a month..which one is it? 900 is not so much different from the low end of the bracket she mentioned in the beginning
But then it would seem like she just is using her friend for self promotion. She meant this to be somewhat educational on boat living possibilities.
He has his boat featured on a TH-cam video and he doesn't even make his bed.
Yes and his brothers room holy shiz... Must be a unreal mess if this how it looks when the cams are rolling
Agreed, these guys have no class. Typical brad and chad
I had to laugh when she drew a blank of how much half of $900 is.
@@treylennon4858 hey ! Im a brad and i have class 😂
@@akuaku3496 forgive me, you are one of the rare ones, rock on mate haha
that master room looks sick, put the curtains down and watch a movie... must be so relaxing
Omg I was literally just watching him on that Netflix show too hot to handle lmao!
For us guys we don't have to pay for Netflix for the hottie... Cause the hottie is on this TH-cam channel... Hehe
Yep, yep - totally agree - she's a absolute honey
I liked it especially when she was doing backflips into the water from the bo@ ⛵
Yea me 2
Chris Lane Jones there is another website for that freaks
64786 Lamar just got of that too 😂
Bryce reminds me of that college chad who never grew up.
💯💯💯 thank you for saying it
The "SS Chad"! 🤣
I was going to comment that he should name his boat CHAD LOL!!
Good for him, nate you look like you need to lay off the bacon. Maybe find a therapist.
@@genericyoutube you would benefit from a counselor bud! What’s making you feel like you have to put others down? Be honest with yourself.
I've thought of doing this, but in the end it's just an RV in the water. Has all the same advantages and drawbacks, but a boat is probably more maintenance than a travel trailer. It would be kinda fun, but it's really impractical, and the money savings may prove to be less than at first glance.... If any at all. With a roommate you can get a 2 bedroom apartment in a suburb of LA for around the same price.
On this episode of “Who I slept with last night”.
😂😂☠
Must've been the worst sex EVER! She's giving him the cold shoulder the whole time, and he's so nervous he's about to pee his pants.
DEAD
😂😂😂😂😂
I wasn't going to say anything but since you mention it I was thinking it's funny how shelbs pretends she's never seen his bedroom or shower. "Oh wooww"
Of courseeeee it’s Bryce from too hot to handle
The douchiness is overwhelming!
I wonder if they were friends before the show? The entertainment business is a small world
Yea we made this video back in October
Dorothy Gaunt Shelby you said back on November in the description
@@kathrynmccarville1737 Same thing
They fckn
Lalavlog yeah probably BHAHA 😂
Who remembers when he played piano on the show and they did not like it at all 😂💀
I live in Marina del Rey cali on a boat. It's the best. Get to wake up and go run around Mother's Beach, then go swimming . Venice beach is right down the road. And there is shower houses up from the docks. It's a nice area. Got security guards that do walkthroughs and you have to have a key to get down to the boats. It amazing and affordable.
“Living on a $600 a month boat”
First thing that pops up: $900 a month dock fee...
I’m not the best at math but I’m pretty sure $900 is a lot more then just $600
TEA JAY brother lives on the boat
This is why they complain about the wage gap
Definitely know now why his boat is “nameless”. If the port saw this they would definitely knock on his “bow”....
@@k3ngsfilms338 It still doesn't add up. He said 550/350 split. Also, the title says for the boat, not part of the boat.
@Patriot Jefferson haha. EXACTLY!
Name the boat "Silver Spoon."
More like Paper Plate - LMAO
S.S. I suck at math.
They seem really down to earth and like a fun friend group
This is exactly how a trailer park works 😂
Have you ever been to a trailer park
I would def rather be here lol
But better
It's a water trailer park!
I myself am floating trailer flotsam.
Seems to share many characteristics of RV life.
That's what I was thinking, my bf and I lived in our 35' RV with out 1 year old son one summer (inbewteen a lease ending and finding a new place to rent). We loved it so much, we live on Vancouver Island and parked just outside of town at a river campsite. It was awesome
So glad you clean things up for our visit!
“Bargain” and “pretty simple” and “little bit of maintenance” are words I’ve never heard about boats before :). Suggest knowing about boats, and don’t live in a cold climate, and/or have kids, before trying this.
Exactly. I'm struck by two old sayings: 1. The two happiest days of a boat owner's life are the day he buys it and the day he sells it (at a highly depreciated price). 2. The definition of a boat is a hole in the water you throw money into.
@@fredpearson5204 BOAT... BUST OUT ANOTHER THOUSAND lol
It's not bad when you're a mechanic. I bought an old 87 Imperial for $200. Put $400 into it, used it for 3 years, and sold it for $1500.
"We have this thing we created" *pulls down a blind 😐
thats how stupid people in LA are, lol
I think part of my soul died that moment 😂
i think he only meant that he and his brother attached the blinds in the new spot and that was his invention not the idea of how blinds work
With the state of cost for apartments, this is perfect. Beat the system, more boat owners should rent
The only thing Bryce likes more than his boat is...himself.
And that's bad why? Shouldn't you like yourself at least almost the most? I mean, the only person you won't ever be able to get rid off is yourself until the day you die... so better be at peace with yourself... people come and go almost always, the people that stay are rare and the exception... But you're stuck with yourself, so better start loving yourself, if not out of conviction then at least out of necessity...
So you don't like yourself more than anything in the world? Thats kinda sad
@@CIIZARmusic It's a joke don't cry
what makes u say that after watching this video lol
@Hello Dan Ryan, How are you doing?
@ 2:45 "We have this little thing that we've created." My GOD! This man invented blinds!
Update to anyone interested in this in 2021, I just started doing a liveaboard on a 35' boat and it is $1280 a month in Marina del Ray. This is after a 42500 boat cost and boat loans typically work differently than car loans so it's much better to save up the cash and avoid a loan.
why avoid the loan... curious cause im thinking of buying a 175k boat and i def dont have that kind of money.
@@CarCrazyGhost When I first started looking at boats I started with a Yacht broker and I was told boats past the (I think) the 25 year mark are much harder to qualify for a loan. Plus to organize everything with the bank and the boat owners I would have needed a broker which he said he was asking for a 10 F'ing percent fee. So I went for a cheaper boat I could pay cash for. Best decision I could have made.
Well I'm thinking to me this is a house on the water.. so even paying a broker fee wouldn't that be like paying closing costs to a lawyer anyway? And there's no yearly property tax on boats so we all save there anyway right?
@@CarCrazyGhost It all depends on what you have budgeted for I guess. It's no fun cutting a 10k check to anyone for just a couple days of services. Don't forget even if you can swing a 2k a month boat payment, you still need to factor in slip cost and the liveaboard costs (typically .5 times the cost of the slip)(800 for a slip + 400 for liveaboard status) and factor in the haul outs and typical boat maintenance.
@@CarCrazyGhost This life style is about freedom. If you try and make it about luxury the guy at the end of the dock with an 80ft yacht will always have you beat.
The brother's "bedroom" makes me feel claustrophobic
A A It was a super depressing looking room.
But the bed also looks very comfy
???? Saying it "costs $600/mo for moorage" without factoring in the cost of the boat is like saying "it only costs $2k a year in tax for this house if you pay cash!"
He owns the boat and doesn't have a monthly payment. Because of that it's difficult to calculate the monthly expense for that considering he might live on this boat fir the rest if his life.
And don't forget, you drop a lot of the sticks/bricks costs. No property tax, no utilities, if you're young and have no kids...uber is your transportation, no car costs, no car insurance, etc. When you add up all the fixed costs in life of having a permanent residence...it's a LOT.
She even has the moorage listed as $900/mo IN THE VIDEO. This lady is just a straight up liar, and likes her clickbait titles.
@@innerblight Liveaboard fee is 55% of slip fee in MDR, if you can get one. Also, there is property tax in California for a boat. Bottom paint every 2-3 years for a boat that big will be a few grand. Unless the boat just sits there then who cares about bottom paint or engine maintenance.
@@ridekim You know who cares about engine and the bottom? The dock master. And the business issuing your hull insurance. I know MDR, and the live aboard slips are far and few. You got to go up to Oxnard to stand a chance obtaining one.
Bryce seems like the chillest dude ever. Funny enough, he reminds me a LOT of this guy I know from back home (Kansas) who moved to LA. Birds of a feather lol
He owns the boat but pays for a dock fee. Just Incase anyone wanted to know the exact detail of this clickbait video
FlippinWindows | #1 Windows Tutorial Channel! Could have used that summary 12 minutes ago.
And it’s a lot more than 900/month all in it’s probably closer to $2500
@@undefined69695 Now that he made this video , he will probably not be allowed to live aboard anymore. Hopefully not.
How do you get there? I grew up on the water. If you tie up for a day you pay. It's that simple. Marinas are not charities. That said, there are plenty of mooring areas you can find where you can anchor pretty much for free. Public docks are also an option but they charge too.
It's not clickbait.. Show me how a working class or lower person could live relatively comfortable for that much in any major American coastal city.. Taxes alone would break you not including the investment to purchase the coastal property lol.. I live in Chicago and the taxes alone on a lake front studio apartment would be at least 8x that. Sure boats depreciate and you're renting the slip... Living in multiple cities up and down the coast is pretty appealing though..
I bet this dude never left the marina; “this is where you drive”
ZGJ Finance 👆🏼👆🏼🤣
Edit: “This is where *daddy* drives”
ZGJ Finance do you want him to say this is where you captain the vessel🤦🏻♂️
This is the helm where you navigate from. There are 3 dimensions to pay attention to while operating a vessel. You also need to obtain your boating license. If can competently operate a 40 foot boat your ok. I did like the approach of “this is where you drive from”, it made it easier for the non boaters to understand
You Pilot a boat.
The one thing not covered is the fuel burn. The fuel costs at least $1.00 more per gallon. And fuel burn on something that size is about 5 gallons per mile. Use to work on people’s boats in Florida. A lot of them are practically welded to the pier.
all of a sudden now I want to live on a boat
RIGHT?!
if i was single i’d live on a boat
I lived on a1944 documented 32ft that means back in the day they could take it and use it in war without paying u for it that was in 1980 did it for 2y.
It’s totally not cuz I’m broke it looks fun 😬
We have lived on our boat the past twenty year's.
Our daily routine.
Clean
Maintenance
Maintain
Clean
Get the picture 😉😁
What was not mentioned is that very few of these boat owners are allowed to live on their boats full time.I work in Marina Del Rey where he docks his boat.I know quite a few boat owners that dock there, that's why I know this.Granted, he wasn't asked this question,but if you're thinking I'm going to buy a boat and live for a few hundred dollars a month you have another thing coming.
loved the video. The lifestyle sure looks like a lot of fun! At least you'd get more fresh air and less LA smog!
As a guy who lived in a 16ft rv trailer for years (in AZ national forests) the boat option is totally doable. There are definitely Higher costs and more maintenance but this really motivates me to get a boat when I move back to LA. It’s surprisingly more spacious than most RV living situations Ive seen.
Hey bub you there I have some questions for yah about boats! We have recently been offered one to stay out at lake pleasant harbor for 600$ a month WE KNOW NOTHING ABOHT BOATS…it would save us a lot of money but I just don’t know what should we do you are from az so I’d love your opinion…
Man i woudl GLADLY do your past life tho, the RV in the forest, that's fire.
I also live in Marina del Rey on a yacht. Amazing lifestyle. However, before anyone decides to rush down to the marina to do this, a key missing piece of information is that no marina in Marina del Rey allows more than 10% of its slips to be “live aboard”, meaning your unable to spend more than 3 days per week on the boat which is monitored by key entry and exit. Many of the marina’s in either don’t allow any live aboard (Newport Beach) a or have multi year waiting lists.
Cali needs more regulations.
You aren't going to find many Marinas that allow more than a few live aboards
@@bobwillmore8652 they are everywhere in other states
Not counting insurance (hundreds per month), annual boat repairs and maintenance (thousands per year), parking at the marina (hundreds per month), guaranteed also has a public storage somewhere near by for larger items (hundreds per month). Entirely not with it just to “wake up to” the sight of parked boats. Lol.
I’m missing a few things
1) a friend
2) a friend with a boat
AwkwardYet I feel this.
Dude (Bryce , May I call you dude? Of course, I can) you didn’t “invent” blinds......you bought them at IKEA for $4.94.
Yea that's obviously how he meant it
P.S., Is it me, or did anyone else notice the glare on the screen was still there after the blind was down?
@@fredpearson5204 Yes, more glare coming in from the side window. 😆
Dudette! He totally invented that anti-glare device!
Why are you so salty? Not healthy to go through life like that
Thank u for showing the boat I really like it
Wow. I had no idea people actually lived on boats long term like this in LA, but I guess it makes sense. Looks like a good deal but can't help but think the city would Crack down if too many people did this. Great vid!
Every Harbor Has its own regulations.
1) only 10-15% of the Harbor can be " Liveaboards "
2) Waiting List is usually Years.
3) its Not as cheap as it seems
4) Been there done that.
5) Small space.
It since enjoyable and fun
LOL you definitely don't own a yacht, it's very normal to live on boats at harbors
There's a youtube channel of an older couple living on a steel sail boat they built themselves in the 80s. They often sail the South Pacific and Hawaii, but they "live" in San Diego. The channel is called Sailing Emerald Steel.
Dean Brooks people do this everywhere. Not all marinas allow it. You have to find one that does.
Omg when I saw the title I was like hmmm now I can see how Bryce might live and then BRYCE IS IN THE VIDEO HAHA
Homie lied about these prices 2 years ago, but now it's even worse. Marina Del Ray was over 1500 for a 40' liveaboard in 2020. I don't even want to look what it is now.
And there's no floating 40' Carver for $45k. This is all ridiculous.
By myself, I could totally do it. Not with a roommate though
TH-cam search this -> SV Delos, or Sailing Ruby Rose or Tula's Endless Summer or Sailing SV Vagabond and then let me know what you think. If you can do it, and think you would like that life, I'd take you sailing around the world with me. 🌎 Up for an adventure? ⛵
Amanda Cawley damnit...guess I have to cancel our docking fee charge. 😭
@@dalste2 A sailing boat this size in decent shape is MUCH more expensive.
And has even more wear and tear.
Amanda Cawley it could be easier than you think (:
@@azr2d1 i know what it cost and what it takes. I have a 44 foot cc sloop.
Dude owns a yacht but scarfs up forks from Chipotles. Thank you, Shelby. This was a delightful and informative video
Do you see the pattern?
😂😂😂😂😂
@Libby Ral He does not own a yacht. He owns a small sports fisher.
@@justinajones3000 That's considered a small yacht, hombre. Well the definition of yacht is dubious and inconsistent. Some people would consider 27' and up to be a yacht and others would require it to be much bigger.
Chipotle has by far the best plastic utensils I use them myself along with my cheap IKEA utensils too lol!
a 40 foot boat parked at the Marina today is going to run you $1,282.00 a month.
So glad I live in the "middle of nowhere."
AKA most places in the US, lol. I love how she put it that way when even in many cities those prices basically hold true.
Yeah, sounded a little condescending.
To anyone that lives in LA or NYC, anywhere else is 'the middle of nowhere"
They think the country revolves around them.
@@Mexicobeanpole I live in SLC and had a friend I met through work that lived in Manhattan. He couldn't fathom why I'd ever want to live in a 'shitty place like utah' which he'd never been to. People in the big cities think they are just so damn cool. Really mind boggling to me.
@@shirothehero0609 just like Americans think generally the world revolves around them..
Defrost that god damn fridge boys. Slackin.
"We took the dinghy out". Yeah, the white inflatable, too.
Props to you shelby creating solid content in quarentine! You inspired me to start my own channel so thank you!!
agreed ive really been loving her content
Manjari G yes! So good!
Very inspiring, I need to get back on my TH-cam hustle.
Just thought the same thing!
Glad they made an effort to clean up the boat before you filmed it, lol!
Lived this life when I was out of high school. It saves a lot of money.
So..I like ...... don’t have my drivers license
Bryce’s Head : Turn in language Anxiety 😂
I love how Bryce seems just so happy to live on this boat, that's the best part
Shelby-- I'll bet Daddy could buy you Bryce as well. And Bryce's contribution to the rest of the world by living on his boat is exactly what?
No matter what the topic is, your videos are always so interesting haha
What up! I live in the apartments right there and we can see when y'all are partying. We call that boat the frat float.
Joseph fritton Do they ever leave the dock?!? Lmao
You ever think of moving form the Apartment to a boat? Im debating this myself. I can spend extra, get the apartment. Have more room. Or get a good size boat. Save some money. yet have less room. even in a 45-55 footer. It just 2 of us. Yet I can take the boat out so a positive. Have to clean it almost daily a Neg.
@@prophetseven728 I bought a 45 ft aft cabin and I live on the other side of the block from these guys. I absolutely love the lifestyle.
@@nikkiracks485 I've never seen that boat leave the dock. They have more than enough fun just staying put!
@@jjjdh124 That is awesome! So you went from an Apartment looking over the Docks to a Boat? Very cool. How much is far price for a 45ft boat. On average, not a too fancy one. Yet not one that needs a ton of work. I get the prices can flux like cars.
I'm at the end of the marina. I see these guys hanging out all the time lol
Is it legal to live on a boat full time in the marina?
@@delgabertan7499 yea you just have to pay extra and I think get a permit to live aboard. I'm not there full time so I'm not 100% sure on the details.
I’m here in SD and can’t stand when people constantly party every night on their boats. I feel for ya if they have their music blasting . Although this happens just in summer.
@@delgabertan7499 I've posted several comments about this, but here's the most recently post from viewer Ricky Rodriguez: "That’s right Jones, ALL OF LA COUNTY, LONG BEACH, AND DANA POINT have cut live-a-boards years ago. You can’t even live-a-board on a mooing."
So there's your answer.
@@legend562 ALL OF LA COUNTY, LONG BEACH, AND DANA POINT have cut live-a-boards years ago. You can’t even live-a-board on a mooring.
I live on my sailboat in Norway.
Boat-loan: 300 USD/MO
Marina-fee: 200 USD/MO
Electricity: 150 USD/MO
freeze your ass off in winter: priceless.
Interesting. What's the length of your sailboat? Insurance?
Norway! Amazing. What kind of heating? We own a 44 ft. sailboat, live on a mooring in Sydney. Electricity = solar= free mooring =$5k a year (400/month). Heater: diesel fireplace as boat was originally from Canada.
The table turning into a bed isn’t that innovative, my trailer from the 70’s had that-
Yep, and every VW bus my parents ever owned. 😂
I know, it's funny how they think their blinds and converting table are the latest advancements in boat living technology. Lol
I cant even
It’s not innovative at all. It’s just a cheap way of living.
And the worst bed on board
One thing to consider though: when it gets windy or stormy, your "house" turns into a motion simulator
He's much more likable than the show on Netflix makes him out to be.
When I heard "Bryce" and "Marina del Rey" I just knew...
in NewYork a similar size apartment would be 3000k a month
Was NOT expecting to see Bryce! He came across better in this.
Shelby missed her calling as a reality star on the hills or laguna beach.
You can rent studio apartments that are less than 1/4 miles away from the ocean for $1200.00 per month in Long Beech. The landlord has to do all the maintenance. They will have a decent kitchen and bathroom. This boat would not be less expensive than living in Long Beech in studio apartment and it would be very inconvenient.
Must be impressive when you bring the ladies home and you’re like oh by the way this is my brother who also lives here
It's not uncommon to have roommates
@@ciri151 it is on a "yacht"
He keeps him there so there is a bigger slob, it makes him look neat
he said that he looks at the stars at night, what stars you live in LA
There are stars believe it or not not many but a few the big dipper and most of the planets.
Ok there needs to be more content like this. Very hard to see living on a boat videos. I just bought a several million dollar 62 foot pershing and am really on the fence on living on it (in the med) so yeah im a little older and its just my wife and i i have ac satellite washer dryer plus everything normal. But this guy seems so happy on half of that on a smaller boat so YES thank you im glad that Bryce was willing to share. Great attitude.
I have been doing Live Aboard's since I was 19 when I bought my first Cabin Cruiser. I am on my fourth boat and it is a Pilot House Cutter Sailboat built by the Wooden Boat School of Port Townsend Wa. I grew up commercial fishing, my last job was as a Yacht Broker and I have owned Powered Boats since age 10. They do not mention several things associated with living on your boat. First you have to live light, you do not have room for extra possessions, Week ends are Hell with the Week End Warriors who really have no business owning a boat, Heating is not an issue in LA but it is here on the Columbia River and boats are not normally insulated (Mine is), Cooking in the Galley takes planning to make it easier, Yes we also use Paper Plates and Plastic Silverware because washing dishes is a pain. The major fact that they left out is that you spend about 10% of what the boat cost every Year in maintenance. Personally I will never move back to land, I enjoy this lifestyle too much to switch.
Other than entertain/have parties, what do people do on boats?
@@GregMoress Fish,dive, swim explore nature live and travel, actually.
@@GregMoress Because they can't pass a credit check or a background check required for renting ANYTHING in SF, LA, SD...any place desirable. I am dead serious.
@@justinajones3000 anywhere I can read more about this? :O
@@PuffPuff279 The best use of your time is to go to MDR if you're in the L.A. area and talk to a yacht broker or a dock master. They are super informative and truthful.
Would suck if a big storm came through
Or an earthquake!!
Can't do this in Florida.
Well the news give storm updates within a few days before they arrive so worthier prop it up on a trailer or just leave
That's what insurances are for.
@@chrislanejones You can do it in FL and it's done quite often. The most important thing is to get out of the marina and find a mangrove forest to tie up to, or some other really secure area. It gets intense though because you have to be on the boat while the hurricane is blowing through so you can tend to all the lines and/or move the boat if needed.
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I can’t lie this is sooo cool 😂
These dudes in their 30’s living like they’re frat boys.
Lol first thing I thought too. I heard his voice and was like oh he's young but then I looked more closely and was like na, this dude looks late 20's to mid-30's. Odd way to speak and live in that age range.
people are different. how are you living? the cookie cutter lifestyle?
lol Bryce made an anonymous profile to clap back. really though this whole video gave me the douche chills...
Some men never grow up. Sad , but true.
Maybe they are really putting some cash away for a home, typical judge mental people. If I didn’t have a family, I would do it. Be happy and uplifting for others!
Really interesting! since I always fantasized about living on a boat too (in the Caribbean). Looks kind of a hard life but they're living the dream.
There are a bunch of sailing channels on youtube where people are living and traveling around the world on their sail boat.
A few recommendations;
Sailing S/V Delos- The first youtube sailing channel, just had a baby
Sailing Uma- electric motor on a budget
Sailing Emerald Steel- older couple living in San Diego on a steel boat they built themselves in the 80s
RAN Sailing- Swedish couple, just had a baby
How To Sail Oceans- one guy on a small boat with no engine, he sails all over the place on $16k/yr
Sailing Soulianis- couple starting out on their first sailing adventure.
Distant Shores- OG of sailing VLOGS. have been making syndicated TV programs about their adventures since the 90s, now also have a youtube channel.
I don't know of any motor boat VLOGS.
@@operator0 I love how you're recommending channels with sub 50k subscribers, and NOT ONE channel you recommended had any where close to views or subscribers that Sailing La Vagabonde
has, which has over 1.45 million subscribers. SLV is one of the biggest if not the biggest sailing channel on TH-cam. Biased much?
@@BadMannerKorea I simply don't enjoy the channel. Too commercialized for me. I stopped watching it long before they had the 13 year old scientist on board.
@@operator0 As I said, you're biased to not recommend one of if not the biggest sailing channels on TH-cam. When giving recommendations for "a bunch of sailing channels" on TH-cam, you really should remain unbiased and at LEAST recommend the biggest one. You're a disgrace.
@@BadMannerKorea I'm not going to recommend a channel I don't like.
I don't know if you have to clean the hull that often, check out Tula's Endless Summer, they live on their boat full time and are always going to the Bahamas or somewhere.
Clip bait! So, it’s not $600 per month, that’s only the mooring fee! By the time you add the boat payment, maintenance and utilities, more like $2000 per month!
Lakeman 76 yup trueeee! best comment
Still half what they’re paying for apartments over there.
i would say he got a good deal on the purchase price that boat is worth at least twice what he says he paid.
That's actually not bad, pretty nice deal.
Right!!
It beats my mortgage and I live in BFE Virginia.
One of the problems with marinas is finding one that has a spot for you. There are often waiting lists and sometimes they can be a year or more. The best thing is to get the slip when one becomes available before you buy the boat. Only after you have somewhere to park it, then you can can go shopping for a boat.
Not a good comparison. Mooring fee Doesn’t include the price of the boat.
she didn't include the price to actually buy the boat
They didn't say anything about dock fees, electricity, water, waste disposal, trash disposal, insurance. Ect, ect, ect
I stoped watching the video at 0:53 when the amount when’s from $600 to $900. God clickbait. 🙄
He splits the rent...
@@srmorso999 Right. But that's like making a video saying "How to live in a Hollywood mansion for 1,000 a month" and then watching the video only to find out that they tell you to live with 40 of your friends.
@@coryCuc But it's literally a single roommate