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I’m thinking of starting a “boat chauffeur” business for those who don’t have boating experience. Good idea?




I would take care of all the hassle and simply meet any family or individuals at the lake. I would even take care of grocery shopping as well as clean up. I would provide all of the toys (wake board, skis, tube etc.) This would benefit those who don’t own a boat and aren’t familiar with how to launch or drive a boat. They may not know how to water ski or wake board either. In which case I would also serve as an instructor. I wonder if there is a market for this type of service.
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2 Comments

  • awaywa says:

    Search for “wakeboard boat charter”. You’ll find a bunch of businesses basically doing this, so it is possible. It’d be a pretty big investment. Besides the boat, car, and all the gear, don’t forget about the cost of insurance which will be a lot. Some places require permits for commercial activities, and they’ll usually want a cut of your business too.

  • Duke O says:

    No!!! Those people entertain me!!! The best one ever was a guy who asked me for help, he would go half throttle and only move about 5mph, prop wash everywhere. I got closer and saw that his boat was still on the trailer! I felt so bad for laughing so hard in his face but I couldn’t help it. What a dumbass.

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