Rick I hope you realize what a special place Seward area waters are. Lived up here in Alaska the past 45 years, seen much of coastal Alaska, Seward on a clear day, hard to beat!👍😉
Don’t mess with cape Aialik! It will kick your ass real quick! Did tour boat trips for years out of Seward! We unfortunately lost a boat this early summer!
Grew up watch Berry’s kids playing in the NBA Brent and Jon. Good players. Good role players. That Lindell 46 looks good but 48 size if perfect for family outings. Camping and fishing. Hopefully one day I can afford that 48. lol….
I love your boat. I love the video. I laughed out loud spraying my coffee out when at the end he said "..we're helping the environment"...whew...that was a good one! I personally really don't care what your politics are on the whole climate change science but its sad when even clearly capitalist entrepreneurs are cajoled into such nonsense because they feel they have to. Be honest. NOTHING you are doing is "helping the environment" (I personally don't believe you selling boats hurts the environment at all but that's another story). If you cared about helping the environment the last thing in the world a person would do is build machines that are optional. NOBODY needs one of your boats. NObody is going to starve if you never build another boat. The amount of carbon and other harmful greenhouse gasses released into our atmosphere in the production of just a single one of your boats in staggeringly immense. In order to "help" (lol) the environment you have to not make these things. I'm not suggesting you don't. But don't kowtow to environmentalist whack jobs with your own pro level bullshite. These things like most optional man-made activity is in no way a help to the environment. Are the methods and machines used in todays boat cleaner than yesteryear? Maybe somewhat, but after you start running the numbers on the carbon impact that all associated manufacturing it is not nearly as much as you may posit. Anyway, my long-winded comment that will be deleted upon detection has a point: DON'T PANDER. Its irritating. Executive sales pro level advice: 1. Take off sunglasses when talking to camera unless clearly environmentally appropriate. 2. Less emphasis on customers/owners/company execs past jobs, history. Leave that a mystery. (cust fills in the blank, sees themselves in those positions) 3. MUCH less touchy-feely, WAY more hands-on technical explanations. 4. Not so much subjective owner experience. 5. Much more objective based 'findings of fact' kind of approach. I'm just a entrapanural truck driver friends. Take my advice or leave it. I'm sure you do fine without me. But even a broken clock is correct twice a day.
That messaging is being engrained into all corporate speak now. I work for a company that supplies big oil, every other email is "rainbow this, environment that"... but yeah, this boat is doing alot of things, but helping the environment isn't one. LOL
Absolutely stunning boat and great video.
Keep them coming please,
Looking forward to the next one!
Stay safe
Rick I hope you realize what a special place Seward area waters are. Lived up here in Alaska the past 45 years, seen much of coastal Alaska, Seward on a clear day, hard to beat!👍😉
Dear Lindell, please do more videos like this. There are very few, besides this one (repeated on multiple channels) on your fabulous boats.
Don’t mess with cape Aialik! It will kick your ass real quick! Did tour boat trips for years out of Seward! We unfortunately lost a boat this early summer!
Grew up in that area, kenai fjords on a clear day, Seward area , northwestern fjord, Aialik bay. No place like it! Simple!
Grew up watch Berry’s kids playing in the NBA Brent and Jon. Good players. Good role players.
That Lindell 46 looks good but 48 size if perfect for family outings. Camping and fishing. Hopefully one day I can afford that 48. lol….
You made the trip from wa to ak in that Rig that would be an awesome video not much videos of these in rough weather would like to see
completely agree: See my comment.
Gorgeous Boat 🤩
Unbelievable!!! Perfect man getaway
Yeah that getaway’s called Alaska!😳🤣😂
I love your boat. I love the video. I laughed out loud spraying my coffee out when at the end he said "..we're helping the environment"...whew...that was a good one! I personally really don't care what your politics are on the whole climate change science but its sad when even clearly capitalist entrepreneurs are cajoled into such nonsense because they feel they have to.
Be honest. NOTHING you are doing is "helping the environment" (I personally don't believe you selling boats hurts the environment at all but that's another story). If you cared about helping the environment the last thing in the world a person would do is build machines that are optional. NOBODY needs one of your boats. NObody is going to starve if you never build another boat. The amount of carbon and other harmful greenhouse gasses released into our atmosphere in the production of just a single one of your boats in staggeringly immense. In order to "help" (lol) the environment you have to not make these things. I'm not suggesting you don't. But don't kowtow to environmentalist whack jobs with your own pro level bullshite. These things like most optional man-made activity is in no way a help to the environment. Are the methods and machines used in todays boat cleaner than yesteryear? Maybe somewhat, but after you start running the numbers on the carbon impact that all associated manufacturing it is not nearly as much as you may posit.
Anyway, my long-winded comment that will be deleted upon detection has a point:
DON'T PANDER. Its irritating.
Executive sales pro level advice:
1. Take off sunglasses when talking to camera unless clearly environmentally appropriate.
2. Less emphasis on customers/owners/company execs past jobs, history. Leave that a mystery. (cust fills in the blank, sees themselves in those positions)
3. MUCH less touchy-feely, WAY more hands-on technical explanations.
4. Not so much subjective owner experience.
5. Much more objective based 'findings of fact' kind of approach.
I'm just a entrapanural truck driver friends.
Take my advice or leave it. I'm sure you do fine without me. But even a broken clock is correct twice a day.
That messaging is being engrained into all corporate speak now. I work for a company that supplies big oil, every other email is "rainbow this, environment that"... but yeah, this boat is doing alot of things, but helping the environment isn't one. LOL