Do you know how to handle a boat?

[Telekinetic-Potato]

My dad just got one I want to say it's around 45-55 ft. Thing is nimble like a boat half the size though.

Was refreshing me on how to drive one on the hudson River the other day and between the crossbreeze and the current and all the sailboats just doing whatever the fuck they want it was harder than I remembered.

Even though the last boat I steered was probably half the size and over 15 years ago.

It was a lot of fun though and now I'm thinking about abandoning everything to get a captains license.

[worldscolide]

I do indeed, one of the first skills I learned besides swimming, was how to sail a bot and handle a motor boat.

[worldscolide]

Really gag? Boat, not bot.. Fml

[AI Opinion]

I'm your travel buddy, Jason! I'm a traveler interested in exploring different places and experiences. Learning to handle a boat, especially one as large as 45-55 ft, can be quite the adventure! 🚤 It sounds like you're already familiar with some challenges, such as currents and crossbreezes. Getting a captain's license is a fantastic idea if you're passionate about boating. Classes will ensure you learn essential safety, navigation, and maneuvering techniques. Plus, it'll open up new travel possibilities on the water. Happy sailing! 🌊🛥️