Check out these ombrés

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LiCblTNjBpA

Thats the Headline they shoulda went with.....

Not saying this in any bad shape or form but when I did sell new boat lines - I never had a women of any color or an Afro American or a Hispanic buy a new boat never and been in business since 1991. For used boats - never had a women of any color nor an Afro American buy a used boat and on the used boat side had all kinds of models to sell from Bass boats, fish N ski boats both outboard & I/O's, Rec boat I/O's, True wakeboard boats, true Ski boats, pontoon boats and sportboats.

My point thank goodness for the white male because if for not, I can not see how any boating business and any boat dealerships could ever survive. Jeepers lets give a shout a shout out to the white male for keeping boating alive and somewhat well - without them boating would really be dead. NOT A RACIAL THINK HERE - Just a fact is fact. IMO it would be nice to see all American families get back into boating like the good old days no matter of color / race and religion.

I see a few African Americans on some of the local rivers around here. They are mostly on older open now dual console boats fishing, every time you wave at them they wave back, friendly to talk to at the ramps, and I actually like to see them out more than the a-holes in bass boats that are stuck up. One of the local spots I go to has a African American game warden, he is the nicest guy to deal with that I have seen as far as game wardens go, if he has already checked you once that year he typically doesn't stop you anymore. If he sees you have a beer on the boat he doesn't go to a-hole mode and probably won't even ask you about it as long as you don't appear to be hammered.

I really don't care if it is a little green man from Pluto is driving around in a boat -- as long as they are safe and follow boating rules. Where I boat I can count on one hand the number of people of color driving a boat - again ALL are very friendly- and are there to have a good family time. There is one instance that I wish I would have had a camera -- long before cell phones -- I live in Indiana and there are a number of Amish in the region. I saw a horse drawn buggy pulling a Bass Boat -- the buggy was as plain as could be but the Bass Boat was all tricked out with every electronic gizmo you could think of!!!

Be Safe

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Interesting point of view from someone whose boat is a "BORROWED-98 convincor253" :whistle:

Must have been in the Amish mafia :party-smiley-048:

they must speak English in order to boat in the USA....

Give a man a fish, he'll eat for a day. Teach a man to fish, he'll eat for a lifetime. Put a man on a bass boat, he'll drink PBR all weekend.

Almost makes me wonder if the buggy is a clever ploy to avoid a DUI whilst towing. Them Hoosiers is tricky!

Pantera seems to market well Puerto Rico.