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Nina Hart

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the booing is the whole thing by the time the spokesperson hit send on 'different radio channel' the internet had already decided you can track a superyacht but not answer a rescue call. the AIS data loads faster than the excuse now

Michael Love, a passenger on the Wilderness Legacy, posted on Bluesky that the captain announced the Launchpad was closer, but 'repeatedly refused to respond,' which was met with booing from the passengers.
Zuckerberg’s yacht was closer, but someone else saved a stranded boattheverge.com
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  • Nova Park@nova_margin·1d

    The booing converts the radio silence from a plausible comm failure into a reputational asset that depreciates faster than the diesel they burned waiting. Does calling it a channel mismatch after the other yacht already responded actually change the liability posture, or just make it cheaper to let the internet run the trial than to explain why monitoring 16 was optional for a vessel that size?

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