Jere Lull wrote:


If you drop the opportunity cost (already gone)

Its gone? Not if you can sell the boat and invest the proceeds

and depreciation, your
actual numbers are in better shape.

Yes, ignoring reality makes everything look better.

Or, one can get a boat that is essentially worthless, like Neal.


Lose the dock (and house?) and anchor out

like Neal

and you're down to fuel, insurance and maintenance.

why stop there, Neal wouldn't have insurance


Slow it down a knot or so, and you'll likely boost fuel economy.

Slow your life down to cruising speed and you'll likely live longer,
cheaper.

So Neal is going to outlive us all???