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Thanks to tsmwebb. This seems to give us a good starting point for
negotiations on pay. I won't even waste my energy on Bob's comments. |
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![]() boomerswims wrote: Thanks to tsmwebb. This seems to give us a good starting point for negotiations on pay. I won't even waste my energy on Bob's comments. Interesting: When you get right down to what I said, I think you'll find little diffrence in our advice except that tsmwebb lacked my abrasive word choice. Yes, tsmwebb is correct. I would like to add, at $1-2/ mile your delivery skipper will most likly hold a 200 or 500 ton master/1600 ton mate license with a very lengthy contract for you to sign. HON to SFX at least 2,600 miles x $2/mile = $5,200 plus another grand or more for expences. A pro wont put to sea unless the boat is capable of getting her back to port. So be prepared for some gear and fix bills. $6,200 + to get a $17K boat to CA. Rawsons are good boats.......... cockpits are big enough to hold a VW Bug, but.............. Sell it or sail it yourself. Hope I did not offend you again, Bob |
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