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1. i can understand that you should under no circumstance steer a vessel on drugs be it alc or weed. My personal opinon is that if you are allowed to carry alcohol and drink onboard then you should be able to carry weed and smoke while on ankar or when you visit the land if the country allows. I have seen so many captains drunk its not even funny. And when i talk to both my grandfathers who where sailors they told me that alot of older sailors are alcoholics. My now dead grandfather was also an alcoholic. My grandpa told me about the drinking game with his buddies that they sat in a room of the boat locked and the first person that had to piss or stand up had to pay drinks for everyone and he said they would always drink so much and piss themselves because no one wanted to pay. Sailors are weird.

2. 0:52 Personally I don't smoke but you have to be careful. Some countries will jail you for smoking weed and in other countries the consequence could be even worse. Stay safe!

3. Narc 🙂

4. Thanks.

5. Naa not gonna stop , gonna make everyone think my sailboat is steam powered 😶‍🌫️

6. In "Cananda" transporting beer between provinces is also illegal. I have zero tolerance for any substances on my boat.

7. Multiple YouTube sailing channels filming themselves sailing and high! 😧

8. Not worth it at all. I recall growing up in the Caribbean and seeing the impounded boats as I set off on the weekend sailing.

9. I need to go sailing with you! I think we will get along pretty well.

10. I’m a stoner in Michigan and only ever sailed up here. I’ve never had an issue. I only carry if I’m staying somewhere else and then I bring a live resin vape. If anything went down it’s smaller than a battery and always in my pocket and I would just chuck it. I want to do the Caribbean some day and I won’t go without any so I’ve put a lot of thought into it. I would take my cat because it would set off a false positive for any K-9 unit and also he’s good company. No pot would go on the boat at all, drug dogs smell residue. Also some international airports have machines that smell it too so the coast guard might. I have a few holes high in my mast that I plugged but I could build little cubbies in them and put vape cartridges. Also I have smell proof bags that seem to do the trick if your hands are clean when you pack them. If I could come up with a way to hide them half way up my mast I would be in business. Smell doesn’t drop it goes up. The key is pot can’t be smoked on your boat and you can’t have stuff on your hands and touch things or the dogs will know. When you get to your destination head up and grab it out. Smoke on a beach or something. I know what some of you are thinking, just don’t bring it. To that I say quit being a square. It’s pretty easy to not get caught and if you do it’s not that big of a deal. Maybe jail but probably a fine or bribe. Risk reward kinda thing. I’m more scared of drowning than going to jail and I still sail. Stay smart and you probably won’t do either

11. I ate a gummy every time this guy said “ladies and gents”. I got so high I was looking down on heaven.

12. Seen more drunks cause more "accidents" on water and land than anything else, never actually heard of or seen anyone 'bent' do anything to that extent.
    As an aside I think if everyone got a little in their life and just chilled out more the whole 'bloody' world would be better off, amazing the insights that can be had with quiet friendly conversation uninhibited by the everyday #bs and mellowed by a anxiety relaxed mind. I mean seriously, in 64 orbits around Sol I've never seen anyone start a fight or hurt someone while chillin'…

13. I live in a medical-only state that borders 2 fully legal states. When I say borders, I can drive 12 minutes to 1 and 30 minutes to the other. If the US is going to allow states to declare it legal then it should be equal across all states. I don't partake in it but this hodgepodge of states is out of hand.

14. What does maritime law say about prescription drugs that are schedule 2? Is it considered OK to have them in your system while on the water?

15. I don't have any junk food on my boat. That eliminates the smokers 😎

16. I'm a dud, no drugs, no alcohol or smoking, so no problem. Since I was young I was designated driver. Been stopped many times by the boat police, everything always went fine.

17. Chris, it might be good to cover prescription drugs. I take ADHD medication and always wondered if I need to stop taking it sailing to other countries. I have to leave it at home for many places I visit for business!

18. I'll crew with you
    I'll abide by every law

19. My wife is Thai, she told me if you get caught with weed in Thailand, on the water or on land, they will put your ass in jail for life. Think about it ❤❤❤❤ Love you Chris

20. 🤣🤣 reefer madness!

21. Never was America more influential than bananas, sugar and rubber. But, hemp was ok until people started smoking it. As in white people. They never cared until then. I could be wrong. Somebody will say it wrong. Because animosity and keyboards.

22. I agree with you 100% on this issue. I to don’t partake either. But there will be a lot of people that will disagree but that’s on them. That’s fine but don’t cry when you are sitting in a foreign jail..

23. So weed is cool and all but it’s totally not worth it. Sailing is way more of a high than weed could ever give.

24. Our ancestors knew better. Dope is for dopes.

25. Chris, I love your channel you are shaking and baking my friend, I agree I believe weed should be legal just like alcohol but it is not so stick with the rum and beer, which is fine for me. Since the conversation is about contraband, what are your thoughts regarding firearms? We typically spend our summers bouncing from island to island in New England and am comfortable carrying but on my boat sometimes I wonder if it would bring more harm than help. I am curious to understand your take concerning personal safety around the regions of the Caribbean. My feeling the risk is simply not worth the benefit or perceived security. (not to mention just another thing to worry about).

26. That pilothouse ketch is gorgeous!!! 11:58

27. Wait, you haven’t been high this whole time?

28. Chris, this was an interesting video and added an entirely new element to your series. Do you think you might do one on the carry of firearms aboard a sailboat as one travels about.

29. Great info… thanks again for sharing your experiences, now what about “registered” firearms?
    Also, curious if you’ve done a video on the different captains papers? I believe, similar to scuba diving, where you can get like a knock of certification to charter a boat or scuba dive for a day. But, real captains papers and scuba licenses require a fair amount of course work. I’m not into scuba these days, but the idea of chartering a vessel seems to keep coming up and I feel like the captains certification is holding us up from doing it. What do you know around such things?😊

30. 'were cruising up Long Island Sound a decade ago when a guy in an old Hunter 37 asked me if I wanted an "EyE Opener". I hopped aboard his '37 and he had a drywall spackle bucket FILLED with green buds. LoL. I guess he had long distance plans…

31. Very bold brother! Kudos! Forgot to mention that one of the first thing the USCG does when boarding is wipe the helm and all commonly touched surfaces for residue. Totally not worth losing your vessel for!!! Thanks for speaking out to those that are oblivious.

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