Ever want to say F' it?

[Stainless]

So if you had do it over would you? I'm at a point in my life I can get out from under it and just walk away or I can do it all over again. I just don't know what road to take and I am just beat down with the industry.

I Would not do it over, but that is experience talking now vs gotta have it no matter the cost.

I don't know where you're at as far as the value of boat, but my advice would be get it running when you can with mild power and enjoy more time on the water with like minded friends.

[She's Mine]

So if you had do it over would you? I'm at a point in my life I can get out from under it and just walk away or I can do it all over again. I just don't know what road to take and I am just beat down with the industry.

I Would not do it over, but that is experience talking now vs gotta have it no matter the cost.

I don't know where you're at as far as the value of boat, but my advice would be get it running when you can with mild power and enjoy more time on the water with like minded friends.

That is great advice. I have been told that exact same thing by some very close friends... :-)

[Menace Marine]

So if you had do it over would you? I'm at a point in my life I can get out from under it and just walk away or I can do it all over again. I just don't know what road to take and I am just beat down with the industry.

I Would not do it over, but that is experience talking now vs gotta have it no matter the cost.

I don't know where you're at as far as the value of boat, but my advice would be get it running when you can with mild power and enjoy more time on the water with like minded friends.

That's good advice. Everyone gets to this point eventually. We all start out in small shitty boats and keep moving up until it gets out of hand. I have lost a few customers and boating friends after they bought twin engine boats and the maintenance and repairs drove them out of the sport. You got dealt a bad hand mike. It's a tough decision to walk away or stay. I would hate to not see you on the water anymore but you have to do whatever is best for the family. Take your time and don't make an emotional decision.