Docking The Biggest Ship NYC Has Ever Seen 2/11/25

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• JO

  @johnlocke5585 · 4 months ago (edited)

  The interior of that tug is the closest thing I have ever seen to a real-life starship.

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• KA

  @kauaihawaii5836 · 1 year ago

  This is what YouTube is for. Seeing the lives of extraordinary people and how they work. REAL PEOPLE doing real things. Great vid

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• AZ

  @azoique · 1 year ago

  This is the type of job i want. Being out, doing actual work, instead of sending emails and helping ungrateful clients in an office.

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• AM

  @amandarheckinwieth5908 · 1 year ago

  I think seeing it lit up like that at night was even better than seeing it in the day. Awesome stuff! Thanks Capt. Willy!

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• GR

  @groovelife415 · 1 year ago (edited)

  I love this channel. It reminds me of the YouTube of old. Ordinary people with interesting things to share about their lives. This is the stuff YouTube should be promoting. I'm a software engineer. I sit in an office all day. I love watching people with more interesting careers. Also, the nighttime shot is amazing.

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• IT

  @itsthegoodstuff · 1 year ago

  Your scaring the hell  out of me with no coffee holder. One issue and hot coffee all over electronics running the whole tug!!!

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• CC

  @ccdetailing · 1 year ago

  These are the roles that we don't really get to see in day to day life. The kind of stuff that makes parts of life work and yet no one even thinks about. I enjoyed every minute of that. Amazing man!

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• SK

  @SkaroCoyote · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dbvNGnow18w&amp;t=489">8:09</a><br><br>Captain please do not apologize this is the most beautiful thing I have ever seen.

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• AA

  @AAMPictures · 1 year ago (edited)

  “Looks like we got some busy New York traffic, too.”<br><br>I don’t care if you’re a captain, pilot, train conductor, or taxi driver. That’s a badass way of saying “I’ve got one of the coolest jobs in the world.”

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• DA

  @DanniChan_TH · 1 year ago

  Hey now! Retired Marine watching from Bangkok; keep up the great work!!!

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• AR

  @archimedesCNC · 1 year ago

  wow! lots of memories flooding my soul in your vid. &nbsp;9 years as a deckhand on the Twin Tube (sticklighter) w/ mostly Capt. Mike K. &amp; some other wild characters either as deck hands or part time Captains. &nbsp;Reynolds Shipyard was a fantastic place for this midwesterner fresh into NYC from a missouri cornfield. &nbsp;so many stories. &nbsp;living in Rosebank, SI literally 5 minute walk from the Reynolds&apos; front gate. &nbsp;on my last day ---- taking &quot;papers&quot; to the Chief Engineer --- a Scotsman; he heard my news &amp; immediately gave me his home address in Scotland &amp; their phone number so that anytime i happened to be visiting his home was just a phone call away. &nbsp;1994 i walked off the Twin Tube&apos;s deck. &nbsp;i loved my work in the maritime industry &amp; loved my life for the opportunity. &nbsp;well done to your efforts.

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• CH

  @chase9923 · 1 year ago

  the maneuverability of these tugs is awesome. you have an amazing job man!

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