Billionaires Mega Yacht Comes to Marina Del Rey – Attessa IV
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Stupid monolith doesn't belong in Marina del Rey. @sshole blocking everyone's view.
When a yacht is that huge it’s still called a yacht?
its simply amazing seing it in person… i was in san diego and saw this mega yacht.. the owners pride and joy.
he also donates to many groups….very rare for a billionare
Lotta bald dudes hanging around
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If you have a boat and a helicopter it has to be that big to fit your ego.
The two best days of owning a boat is the day you buy it and the day you sell it. Not sure if that includes yachts.
katman, my buddy just visited san fran and said the homeless receive free healthcare. true? same in l.a.?
with the ability to proceed anywhere on the globe…
Fuck that headache!
91 metres=298.55'…wow.
The value of Attessa IV is estimated at USD 150 million. … Dennis Washington is the owner of three luxury yachts: the Feadship Attessa, the Evergreen yacht Attessa IV
Boat is valued at 150 million dollars! …Just an old rich man big dick contest
don't mind me I'm going to park my boat on my boat
Joshua Slocum he's not.
That's your presidents boat
Barge of Bacteria! Shelter in place!
Is that Dana White @ 1:20 ?
any clue on owner? any of viewers know?
Impressive ship. Even if I were a billionaire, I'm not sure I'd want the maintenance and crew expenses for it. I am curious what the range for it is on a single fuel load.
When your yacht has a boat and a helicopter….then it is big boat.
Dock my yacht! Wash my boat! Peel my grape! Unwrap my helicopter! sigh. Those are phrases I'll never be able to say. I feel so triggered. Where's the nearest Antifa recruiter?
Get a drone shot of it??
dammit, I told them not to dock it until Wednesday!
Dennis R. Washington (born 1934) is an American, Montana-based industrialist who owns, or co-owns controlling interest in, a large consortium of privately held companies collectively known as the Washington Companies and, in Canada, another collection of companies known as the Seaspan Marine Corporation.
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