Yeah, because you've told me we've had her, what, for three years and she's done 60 plus weeks?

I think she just got done with her 71st charter and the boat still looks immaculate.

And that's in, again, in unison with the shoreside support from the yacht management team, the charter management team, both of these departments need to walk side by side with the captain and the onboard team so they can focus on the experience we've sold while we're anticipating the needs, not only while they're on that charter, but also on a charter or yard period or preventative maintenance schedule that might be scheduled months in advance.

just one of my favorite uh reviews from a past charter client and one that i use regularly that this particular client chartered several has chartered several large yachts most significantly larger than koju and he said koju punches way above its weight class the exterior deck spaces are unlike anything we've seen on much larger boats which i you know i couldn't agree more the exterior deck spaces on the boat are phenomenal you have six different exterior deck spaces to choose from from the four deck with a massive sunbed and oversized hot tub to dining and lounging areas on both the bridge deck sun deck and even an observation deck

And on the flip side, are there any misconceptions maybe for buyers or that buyers still have about yachts with a charter history?

Yes, no doubt about it.

And I think the biggest is the boat is worn out.

It's tired.