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NYCAP123 · 05-28-2008, 10:18 PM

First, As to whether I consider yachts important They are where I've earned my living for the past 20 years and they've been my passion for 50. Boats not being bought affects my wallet, but sometimes we should sacrifice even if just a little.
I am my brother's keeper may be too quaint for some so let's look it another way. The guy who mows your lawn and serves your food or cleans your boat may be raising his children in a shack in the woods made of shipping crates or sleeping in a 3 bedroom house with 30 others. (That's not an exageration). These are the people you trust around you home, family and trinkets. Do you really want them to be desperate? These are the people who can only afford an old gas guzzler, and when they can't even run that.....

05-28-2008, 10:18 PM	#41
NYCAP123 Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Long Island, NY Posts: 976	First, As to whether I consider yachts important They are where I've earned my living for the past 20 years and they've been my passion for 50. Boats not being bought affects my wallet, but sometimes we should sacrifice even if just a little. I am my brother's keeper may be too quaint for some so let's look it another way. The guy who mows your lawn and serves your food or cleans your boat may be raising his children in a shack in the woods made of shipping crates or sleeping in a 3 bedroom house with 30 others. (That's not an exageration). These are the people you trust around you home, family and trinkets. Do you really want them to be desperate? These are the people who can only afford an old gas guzzler, and when they can't even run that..... __________________ "Some went down to the sea in ships."