Joe wrote:


I think anyone who pulls salvage on another mariner on his personal
yacht in peril is a scumball, unless thats his profession or the boat
was abandoned and it's not needed anyway.

Huzzah, what he said!! A true Good Samaritan.

Cheers
Marty
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On Jan 24, 1:07 pm, Martin Baxter wrote:
Joe wrote:

I think anyone who pulls salvage on another mariner on his personal
yacht in peril is a scumball, unless thats his profession or the boat
was abandoned and it's not needed anyway.Huzzah, what he said!! A true Good Samaritan.

Cheers
Marty

Yes indeed.

I would pull a contract on any commerical boat. Or any professional
staffed yacht.
Working mariners get paid, and if I'm helping someone earn his keep
then I want my cut and then some.

Joe



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