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I remember laughing when I read #21 in Simplify Your Life: "Sell the damn boat."
Well, now you can't, at least, you often can't at the right price, and they're a little big to just throw in the trash. So more pleasure boat owners abandoning their boats or even sinking them, making them into both navigational & environmental hazards.
Some owners deliberately sink or "lose" the boat and then tell the insurance company it was an accident. Yes, this is fraud.
California's come up with a novel solution: if it's seaworthy, you can give it to the state to dispose of for free. Hopefully they will handle disposal in a smart (recycling as appropriate?) way.
I wonder if people are abandoning cars too, or if they tend to end up back at the dealership.
Well, now you can't, at least, you often can't at the right price, and they're a little big to just throw in the trash. So more pleasure boat owners abandoning their boats or even sinking them, making them into both navigational & environmental hazards.
Some owners deliberately sink or "lose" the boat and then tell the insurance company it was an accident. Yes, this is fraud.
California's come up with a novel solution: if it's seaworthy, you can give it to the state to dispose of for free. Hopefully they will handle disposal in a smart (recycling as appropriate?) way.
I wonder if people are abandoning cars too, or if they tend to end up back at the dealership.