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12 de abril de 2026 · 24 min · 62K visitas

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Matt and Kristen, the hosts of the channel Sailing Good, Bad, and Ugly, review a third-party documentary about their multi-year refit and sailing journey on their 37ft boat, the Dead Dolphin. The hosts clarify several inaccuracies in the documentary, noting that the project spanned three and a half years rather than one, with actual refit work totaling nine months.19:20 They report the total project cost was closer to $50,000, significantly higher than the $5,000 purchase price mentioned in the documentary.20:22 The couple explains they initially sailed without an engine, relying on sails for maneuvering, before eventually installing a new $15,000 engine.7:33 They also address the documentary's portrayal of their sailing conditions, emphasizing that they maintained a conservative approach to weather windows and sail plans to ensure safety.15:24 The hosts confirm that the documentary accurately captured the emotional arc of their transition from amateur DIYers to experienced cruisers, including their engagement and subsequent life changes.

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