Now HenryF is a YouTube star too!
- Thread starter Mr Googler
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rafiki_
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This is not Henry’s first You Tube rodeo. He has been on Jack Hain’s channel, and has several on his own channel of his Porsche business.
Mr Googler
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Yes…but this is the first decent one
Hurricane
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Great video but Henry needs more Teddy Bears
Seastoke
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Not impressed , having a life jacket on the seat ,not wearing it. What do I know.
henryf
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I can’t move for women wanting me to sign body parts which they then run off and get tattooed.
There’s another one in the offing as well.
The Aquaholic platform is legendary. On paper it would never work but over half a million subscribers beg to disagree. Nick and Greg were lovely and super easy to host for the day. It’s like you know Nick from the moment you meet having watched the videos. He is exactly as he comes across on camera.
Managed a very low cupboard opening count…..
Henry
ari
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I'm curious to know what sort of emergency you envisage that won't allow him 10 seconds to simply pick it up and put it on if it were needed? Maybe a sudden involentary and unexpected leap over the side of the boat into the water, or aliens vaporising the boat beneath him?
jfm
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Nice video Henry, and some very nice close quarters driving. Yes Nick is an all round nice guy 
wonkywinch
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He still needs to dig into his huge You Tube income to buy another microphone though. I have ribbed him about this several times inc in person.
I can’t move for women wanting me to sign body parts which they then run off and get tattooed.
There’s another one in the offing as well.
The Aquaholic platform is legendary. On paper it would never work but over half a million subscribers beg to disagree. Nick and Greg were lovely and super easy to host for the day. It’s like you know Nick from the moment you meet having watched the videos. He is exactly as he comes across on camera.
Managed a very low cupboard opening count…..
Henry
Seastoke
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So am I, where did you do your yacht masters.
dunedin
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To me the “video star” is Sharon. Quietly efficient with all the mooring and fender work, plus the amazing food.
henryf
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rafiki_
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Henry, I think Sharon pays your wages?Oh please…..
Any more praise and she’ll be coming to me with words like “wages”.
henryf
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You’re not wrongHenry, I think Sharon pays your wages?
ari
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Seastoke
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Well arry, I would like to read his risk assessment, for his craft.An 'interesting' answer to my question...
ari
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It was a really simple question, but I guess I got the answer I expected in the end.
None.
None.
colhel
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On a calm day on the Solent in a 55ft boat why would you wear a life jacket?
benjenbav
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I must say that I agree. I thought that aspect of health and safety was dealt with in an exemplary manner in the video in question.
The person driving the ship - from an entirely stable, secure and protected location (with zero risk of immersion) - did not wear a life jacket, but same was to hand, to accommodate any change in that risk profile.
The person stepping on and off the boat and interacting with lines amid a varied environment and who was actually facing a material risk of immersion wore a life jacket throughout such interactions.
As a separate point, it was also clear that both were expert at their respective roles and I’m sure they could take that - very nice - boat anywhere…
With the possible exception of Devon; although perhaps they even have a method statement that includes inverting the jam and cream on the scones for just such a circumstance?
Seastoke
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So what you are saying you know more than the coast guard and the RNLI who both advise to wear life jackets at sea. So you believe that, and I bow to that ,some disagree .
