Captain Jack😀

I would buy the shirt!

Lol I relate

I have the stuck in ohio blues waiting till we can move back to florida my home

​@@jhershy1381Hurry up! It's getting crowded down here 😱

Yes

Amen to that!

The ages of the old people have not been changed on the intro in like seven years. The two "hosts" are up near social security age. lol. Somehow the "kids"(adult children) had their ages updated until they hit their twenties without moving out of their childhood home. The whole thing is like an Anthropology study in critters with opposing fingers. Fort Lauderdale is nice. My old boss moved there because he could not find a place in Miami with a dock deep enough for his ship/boat.

It's all updated... you just forgot to take your meds today.​ @@thomasallen6980

I was thinking the same thing. I remember the video of her flying off to college from the boat. 🛥️ Time has flown by.

Exactly!

What a bad choice.

@@RollinTrollindon’t bash on others for their decisions. If college is what she wants, then it’s a great decision!

YES !! i swear it felt just like yesterday she left for school

I agree, see if the engine people can turn the oil filter bracket over so you won't dump it in the engine well every time you change the oil.

Agree this jump to my eyes directly if there is a good reason i'm curious

I will turn it 180° Then the oil will stay in the filter when you remove it.

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Most kids their age have jobs and activities. All they have is a sea, four walls and Wi-Fi. what else they going to do all day? They should all know 6 languages and be able to multiplication in their heads up to the number 20 by now. They just sit there all day long every day.

From one vet to another...thanks for your time in uniform 🇺🇸 I've been watching the Z crew for a few years. Just went and rewatched their time in the monohull. All four of the "kids" have come a tremendous distance from those youngsters out on their first time onboard "for real." Jack and Finn have been really good about sharing how it is being a teen "stuck" at sea with their family. But they also appreciate what they are experiencing. I seen the maturity in them also. It's pretty rare in people their age. Nice to know it still alive in this crazy world!

@@thomasallen6980 From my experience kids that grow up on shore around water with the financial means similar to Jack, Finn and Kate, as well as their older sister aren't near the picture of the fine upstanding contributing members of society that you have drawn. Most are lax in their ethics, both personally and professionally, and the education that they do have is not being utilized and they can only speak one language. Finn and Kate both finished school early, Kate did at 16. Finn is a very well rounded musician, and is exploring writing. Kate has some blossoming artistic talents. Finn could write, play and direct his own music if he really wanted to, but he is choosing to broaden his horizons and experiences in life so that his profession will be of use and impactful in society. He also has a strong urge to clean up, restore and rebuild ecosystems. Kate, not only becoming a beautiful woman is already a very talented artist in many forms of paint media, and is learning other means to express the ideas in her heart, while also being a budding environmentalists she too is pursuing a career in sailing. Jack could already drive a boat very well, he is also becoming a licensed Captain, with a huge slant toward personal safety and rescue. I think that you would be hard pressed to truly find young adults who are as grounded, experienced in managing their funds and lives in this everyday world. Renee and Keith have raised some upstanding young adults who happen to use their forethought very well, and are very much aware of what is going on around the world in more ways than scores of other people are; I am talking about an awareness that encompasses every area of life, food, weather and political conditions. Their years on the waters of tge world hasn't been sailing from one sunny beach to another simply to go squish the sand through their toes. The dealt with corrupt militaries, and unsavory rascals on land who were trying to separate money from persons. They have sailed through seas that most couldn't make it through, navigating around the world more than once, while sailing on their own for almost a month on end. Sunbeams and pretty flowers, yes they saw that too. Gale force winds and 30 foot waves as they sailed around an island that shut them out at the last minute because of COVID, and a hurricane was developing behind them as they sail around Australia to beat it. Their life hasn't been as laid back as you choose to see it. They are far more educated and experienced than you give them credit for. They wouldn't be asked to give seminars if they were the beach bums that you so dully see through eyes clouded by misunderstanding and lack of observation. Yes, I am honored to have watched the whole family grow together and strong. Sail on Zatara!

@@sedatedape315 I thank you sir. I had held back for a couple of days. Then I couldn't stomach that mans comment. Yes we all have a right to our opinion. I was taught that if you didn't have anything good to say, be quiet. It is also obvious that this gentleman hasn't watch very many of their videos. I have seen almost 4 years worth in the short year since I subscribed. I must admit that I love the water, in particular the ocean, and sailing got hold of my heart when I was only 8 years of age. The draw of the water is ceaseless. The smell of salt air is powerful.

@@bobbolieu9013 yeah. And we served so people like that have the right to be like that. Weird, I know. I picked up on another cruising family that the Zatara crew met while sailing around Australia . Their channel is The Cruising Kiwis. I see the same depth in maturity in the three sons on that catamaran. I have found this usually start with the parenting. And as the "kids" on both boats are growing up they are seeking to what their future might hold. Just we all did, with doubts and silent fears of the unknown. But none are afraid of the future. They know what they are made of. The Z-kids have sailed around the world!

need a napkin?

Strong and beautiful 😍❤

Is it possible to do that? All the oil filters I have known could only be mounted the right way up 😢.

Looks like when he cracks it loose, it'll drain right into the housing to me, just have to wait 2-3 mins before removing it completely and it'll be empty. Seems a better design then having oil in the line above overflowing the filter. Oil system is pressurized so it will work exactly the same.

We hope to see you back on the boat.

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