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Speaker 2: Hey, everybody, Welcome back to another episode of Groomer Humor
on pet Life Radio. As always, we are your hosts.
I'm Movie V along with Anthony Ray. First and foremost,
we want to thank our producer Mark Winter pet Life
Radio for giving us the opportunity and we want to
thank you guys for always listening in and making the
show what it is today. Guys, we are so excited
about this show today because we have some great guests.
We have a husband and wife team Victoria Chala and
Rico Stahl from YouTube's Naughty Styles Guys. These guys started
a YouTube channel back in twenty fifteen where they're touring
and showing beautiful boats and yah live aboard yachts ranging
from as little as one hundred thousand dollars to millions
and millions of dollars. They themselves live on their own
yacht and they lived on their yacht with their wonderful dog, Marco,
who this show is dedicated to. Before we introduce them,
we want to make sure that Anthony did his homework
and he studied his nautical lingo. Anthony, did you study
your nautical link?
Speaker 3: Nautical lingo.
Speaker 2: I told you we were going to have Victoria Rico
on the show, so it's very important that you did
your nautical lingo.
Speaker 3: So I'm just supposed to assume that I got a
morph into somebody nautical just overnight.
Speaker 2: I gave you a homework. So I'm gonna test you, Anthony.
Speaker 3: What's a stern when someone's angry?
Speaker 4: Oh, nautical, not the nautical, the nautical. No, and it's oh,
for one, it's the back of the boat. It's the
back of the boat. Okay, what's the bow. What's the
back of.
Speaker 2: No? No, I think it's the front of the boat.
It's the front of the boat.
Speaker 3: Keep forgetting we're doing I keep forgetting we're doing nautical terms.
Speaker 2: Okay, what's the salon?
Speaker 3: Trig it here?
Speaker 5: Then?
Speaker 2: No, man, it's the living room of the boat.
Speaker 3: The salon is the the living the salon.
Speaker 2: Guy's nautic nautical. Nautical lingo is completely different. It's it's
not the same. So it's just not the same. So, okay,
what's a on suite?
Speaker 3: It's from some real nice hands. Your chocolate not there?
But on a boat?
Speaker 2: No, rung again, rung again. I'm pretty sure it's a
bathroom off of the master bedroom. But you know what, guys,
I'm not too sure about this stuff either, So why
don't we go to commercial and when we come back,
we're gonna we're gonna ask the professionals all this stuff
and find out more about liverboard yachts and also living
with your dog or your pet on a boat. So
when we come back, we'll get it all together. Okay,
stay tuned. We got a great show.
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Speaker 2: Hey guys, welcome back to Bloomer Humer without further ado,
let's introduce our guests today. We have Victoria Chala and
Recal Stall from Naughty Styles. Guys, welcome to the show.
Thank you so much for being with us today. Yeah. Yeah,
we're so excited about this show because again, you know,
as we talked, you came up on my recommend and uh,
at first I saw you know, Naughty Styles, I'm like, oh,
what could this be? You know, a little naughty and boats? Okay,
also very very cool. So needless has say, we clicked
on it and we've been binge watching you for the
longest time, but we want to get a little personal
if you don't mind, because we know that Rico's a DJ, right,
we all know that about Rico, and I'm just wondering,
you know, did you know Victoria enter the club day
and I don't know, just say, you know, who's the DJ?
You know? Was Rico just kind of like ready to
drop a beat and say, Yo, that girl right there,
I'm going to buy a boat with her someday. What's
her name? How did you guys meet?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 8: God?
Speaker 9: Uh so, Rico's cousin actually introduced us and we met
on movie set, TV set actually TV show and Rico
was running lights and sound by the location that we
were shooting at, and I was acting in the TV
show and his you know, was at lunch and his
cousin just introduced us and we finally when we went
out like two weeks later, I think we went out
on our first date. It was like a lunch date
and we basically closed the restaurant.
Speaker 10: They kicked us out for so long.
Speaker 9: Yeah, And it was it was kind of interesting because
he gave me like this mixed CD. Yeah we're saying
by he was like hanging on to my car, he
didn't want any minute. And then he gave me this
mixed CD, like CD from not mix CD for me
or anything, just basically recorded set from you know, from
the clubs. And I love electronic music. I you know,
it was just a big thing for me. So for
like ten days I didn't listen to it because I
totally liked him, and I like we clicked and we
had such a connection, and I was like we just
like what if?
Speaker 10: What if?
Speaker 9: I just absolutely like he has like a weird taste
in house music, and it's just.
Speaker 10: Like what is he just bad?
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 9: And so for ten days I didn't listen to it,
and then nothing. We kept like talking and texting, and
then one of my friends who I went to like
a whole bunch of braves with and you know, it's
like my basically my clubbing buddy, he.
Speaker 10: Was like, so, what's up with this DJ guy?
Speaker 9: You know, like you going out with him again? I said,
I don't know, like I like him, but like he's like, well,
did you listen to his stuff?
Speaker 10: I said no, I'm just like so nervous. I don't
what if I what if I hate it? He's like, oh,
just please listen to it. So I did.
Speaker 9: I put it in my car and it was like
fifteen minutes in and I was like, this is weird.
Speaker 10: We literally like the same music. It's just crazy.
Speaker 9: Strange, same style of music, like, same type of house music.
Speaker 10: And yeah, and from that point and finally I was
able to get a second.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Right, and you definitely weren't hanging out to the car, right, Rico.
Speaker 5: No, I might have leaned against it.
Speaker 3: That's rest rest you.
Speaker 10: So yeah, so we didn't need at the club, but
that was kind of it.
Speaker 9: And then I went and saw him DJing, and yeah,
from that point it was.
Speaker 2: Quick, well, you know, what guys. We love a good
love story, and that's why we asked the question because
here's the thing, and I think I speak for a
lot of your viewers and being a viewer myself, it
really shows through on your YouTube channel. It really does.
You know, just your chemistry together, your connection, your your
respect for one another. When you're doing your YouTube channel,
it really really shows through, honestly. And it's not just
the boats, the yachts. The boats they're beautiful, but I
think a lot of people are watching you, guys, So
keep doing that because it really is Thanks guys.
Speaker 5: Thanks writing out all the bickering and stuff.
Speaker 10: Got it.
Speaker 2: You got to put them in. The outtakes you to put.
Speaker 3: Just be careful when you press record. That's all I do.
Speaker 9: Make him look real good in the videos, for sure.
Speaker 2: Rico's the man.
Speaker 3: I think he's cute.
Speaker 2: I think he's adorable.
Speaker 3: I'd say it with him.
Speaker 2: Any Listen, if you're gonna sail with anybody, you want
it to be Rico, because I know that. You know,
if you and me had a yacht, we're gonna need
your cell phone number because when we buy our yacht,
you're going to be getting that call in the middle
of the night. Yo, Rico, it's not starting, And I'm
sure the answer is going to be something like, yeah, hey, Rudy,
why don't you press the star button? And it's going
to be like, you know what Rico did. It's sorry
to bother you say hi to Victoria's you make.
Speaker 5: Ging me fun of it. I've done yacht maintenance and
management for I don't know how many years now, eight
years or something, or maybe a little longer. I've received
plenty of these calls.
Speaker 2: Of course you have.
Speaker 3: Of course you have it, so you won't be surprised
when we call. That's good. We were a little nervous
about that.
Speaker 9: But it's also to the point that you've experienced it yourself.
Of in the very beginning our journey, you know, it
was like, he's done some stuff and I'm like, just
call a friend who knows everything, and he's like, nope,
I got it, I got it.
Speaker 10: I changed the part. I do all this work and
then still work, it's still not working.
Speaker 9: And then turns out a simple breaker somewhere which he
didn't think exist.
Speaker 5: I was like, it's like, did you did you check
and break off? There's probably a fuse. I was like, no,
there's not. I'll fix it. I changed the whole It
was a some hump for shower drain, and I bought
the new box. I put a whole new box and
I wired everything up. Still not working. I was like, man, like,
what did I do wrong? And then at some point
she's like, you're really sure that there's no breaker and
fair not. Of course there was a stupid boll Wolt breakup.
And with pushbreakers, you know, you just pushed back in
and fair nothing works. So stupid, you know.
Speaker 3: But here's the thing, like Victoria, you find stuff. One
of my favorite parts of your videos is you finding
the storage.
Speaker 2: Like fascinating.
Speaker 3: I get all jazzed up every time you do it
because it's like it's it's like you look like you're
discovering stuff the owner didn't even know was there.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it's so excited.
Speaker 9: It's like it splits fifty to fifty if nut it's not,
it's like forty sixty. I think forty percent of the
people now it's probably thirty thirty percent of people say
don't open everything, and then there's like seventy percent or
like open, open, open, and just and sometimes you really
find stuff that you didn't know is there. And for
us it's you know, we don't we pre tour the boat.
I would say, like seventy pips on the time.
Speaker 10: We will look at it real quick just to see
which way we're going to tour it.
Speaker 9: Because we we do like one take, you know, kind
of like you guys do with podcasts, and maybe just
a little bit of what you see in outtakes, but
that's it, like literally our outtakes and that is pretty
much the video.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 9: We don't do many takes or you know, nothing, so
we like that element of surprise and real and we
try not to prey tour stuff. And yeah so sometimes
and you know, I was on the boat where the
broker did us, gave us a quick tour, and then
I found an extra head, an extra toilet, an extra
bathroom he didn't know exists.
Speaker 2: That's fascinating.
Speaker 3: That is the boat.
Speaker 9: I didn't know that it had whatever three heads instead
of two, which is crazy.
Speaker 10: It had like a hidden door.
Speaker 5: It was kind of like a hidden door.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I was. I was almost joking and exaggerating that
you would owner doesn't know it's there, but that's real.
Speaker 10: We literally did the tour.
Speaker 9: I walked out and I said, I found you another bathroom.
He starts laughing and said, no, really, I didn't. I
found you one more.
Speaker 10: He' said, oh you need these? Can you get me these?
Speaker 11: Well that's kind of had with both of a we
got like this, you guys so well, Speaking of storage,
I wanted to ask really quick for like somebody just
getting into a level board entry.
Speaker 3: Level, entry level, haven't gotten all the lango down yet, Like,
how important is it for an entry level for to
have some a good storage? Is good storage a big
problem when you're doing a smaller entry level type because
obviously I'm assuming it's not a big problem on those
million dollars yachts and stuff like that, but like entry
level somebody just getting into it is a good amount
of storage important.
Speaker 9: Well, it's if you're going to live on a boat, right,
So we have our affordable liver boat yacht series, which
you guys have seen. So if you're going to live
on a storage is super important because if you're going
to live and cruise, which is do any kind of
you know not, it's so important because the boat everything's
built in.
Speaker 10: You cannot just add a dresser. I mean most of
the time you cannot.
Speaker 9: So it's a little different when you're coming into in
a bar apartment and you're like, okay, we'll do this
and then if it's missing, we'll add more. Like you
don't have that luxury, it is built in, so you're
dealing with what's given. So I think it is important.
Depends on the climate too, and you know, if you're
how far are you going to go with the boat?
So I think you're also carrying things on board that
you don't normally would have in your normal apartment. You
have safety equipment which you don't normally have. You know
that just takes Yeah, you have if you have water toys,
you know, you just stuff that you don't normally have.
You know, if you live in like a candle living,
maybe different in the house.
Speaker 10: But yeah, I think starch is super, super important.
Speaker 9: And it's really funny because anybody would talk to who
actually lives on the boat, or you know, other YouTube
channels you know that live on board, or just people
with this experience, they all always talk about storage immediately.
They don't think it's ridiculous at all. It's it's people
that not quite you know, quite sure what they want
to do in the boating world.
Speaker 10: They usually complain. You're like, well, you know you will
know once you live on it you need it.
Speaker 2: Right right, Yeah, that's a great, Yeah, it's really important.
Speaker 3: It didn't occur to me that when you're living aboard
you have things like you just said that you wouldn't
have in an apartment. Sure, Like I'm probably not going
to bring my poor figure collection that I have in
my bedroom. I'm a little addicted to horror movies. But yeah,
like that could probably.
Speaker 2: Right be left at home.
Speaker 10: You're going to need storage for that.
Speaker 2: Nobody will ever see it, but yeah, it'll be there
with you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it'll be I still have the collection.
Speaker 5: If you live in an apartment or in a house anyhow,
residential living, unless you're moving, you actually don't really realize
how much stuff we all have and just come on paperwork, texts, papers,
I mean, you know, records, like all the stuff which
you maybe have in an office situation on the boat,
Like unless you go to a very large boat, you
don't have an office, Like you need to find space
where you put it, you put your printer out, where
do you put your I mean, you know, like all
these things like those stages as sooner.
Speaker 8: Because everything is built in I mean, everything is built
in exactly, and it's you know, most of the boats
which are more on the affordable side, they're made who
spend maybe two weeks at a time or weekend on
it and not necessarily a full life.
Speaker 2: Yeah right, yeah, it makes perfect sense. You know. That
leads me into the next question too, because in watching
your channel, we learn so much really, I mean, it's
it's educational and just enjoyable. It's such an easy watch
because who doesn't want to, you know, see boats and
it's just a beautiful, you know, thing to see. But
I notice also that you guys do yachts that are
one hundred thousand dollars all the way up to millions
and millions of dollars. And I think when people think yachts,
they automatically assume, oh, I have to be a multimillionaire.
But you're bringing to the to the surface that you
don't necessarily have to be a millionaire. This is affordable.
And again it's one of those things that I think
I speak for a lot of people. People love about
your channel and we appreciate that. And so with that
being said, what should somebody do do they start with,
you know, an entry level like despite money, what you know,
if you have millions and millions of dollars and you
can afford a big giant, yeah, is it still not
good to do that? Should you still kind of go
in entry level just to you know, adjust your life?
Speaker 9: You want to answer, I know the right people for this.
Speaker 5: It's really funny that you're asking this question because I'm
actually just helping a client of mine finding his first
yard and we're looking up all the way to one
hundred and forty feet, which is you know, we're talking
like eight nine, ten people crew. I mean, it's like
a full blown business. It's like running a company. But
in general, for everybody who's you know, not in that
position and not as as motivated to go, that's more
or less crazy. I would say, like, yeah, start you know,
kind of like getting getting certified, getting your voter's card,
which most of the states in the US already now
require for younger people, and it's going to get phased
in any ways for for everybody to every age group
at some point maybe get certified like sailing ASA or
there's the different organizations, but to sailing certifications, get your
feet wet, not literally but hopefully. I mean, you know,
learn the rules of the road, like get familiar with
the whole material and start with whatever you can afford,
and then upgrade whenever you're ready to upgrade. I think
that's how I would just get it, just get in.
And that's probably.
Speaker 9: The most common question we get asked when we meet
people at boat shows. You know, they just immediately asked
us like, hey, you know, what do I do? Do
I wait for my dream yacht? Do I save? Do
I wait until I retire in five years and then
sell my house? And I always say no, just buy
what you can afford right now, because that is not
going to be a last boat.
Speaker 10: It's not.
Speaker 9: You will upgrade. That is a normal progression. Get what
you can get right now. Even if it's a little
bit of an older boat but a better build, maybe.
Speaker 10: Get that and just learn, learn as much as you can.
Speaker 9: It's there is definitely a learning curve by smart by
something that you're not like way over your head. You know.
Speaker 10: Sometimes we show.
Speaker 9: Older, like much older boats, which are a great deal
and it's exciting, but it's also a challenge. So unless
you're really hands on, you could be way you know,
way over your head.
Speaker 10: So I think, just get what you can would make.
Speaker 9: Sense for what your level of expertise with this, you know,
and just get experience, and then eventually you will upgrade.
Speaker 10: And there is no such thing as perfect both I
don't take. I mean, we're.
Speaker 9: Building you guys know, we're building a seventy five foot
exploriat right now, and it is our dream boat at
the moment. It doesn't mean that it's going to be
our dream boat in ten years. It's right now, that's
what we consider our dream boat. But there's no I mean,
as you in this all change, life changes, and I think.
Speaker 5: Just do it.
Speaker 9: Do it now if you're interested. You don't know, as
COVID showed us, you don't know what life is going
to be in two years.
Speaker 10: So just you know, just do it. Get a boat
you can afford, and start start living the lifestyle. And
it could be that it's not.
Speaker 9: Your liver board at first, could be a small boat,
or could be that it is a liver board.
Speaker 10: It just really depends on what you can afford at
the moment.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's funny because I would have completely disobeyed everything
they just said because I was trying to find the
video last night, so I could say the actual name
of the opp but I couldn't find it because I
watched it like a month ago. You guys went to
one where the what's it called where the captain drives.
Speaker 5: The boat pilot house pilot, house.
Speaker 3: Pilot, not the flyv Come man, I'm sorry, man, So
in that specific hount, I really wish I could have
found it. Hitch, Yeah, the bridge bridge. It had this
big captain's chair and.
Speaker 12: Three or four beautiful big garment screens, and I was like,
if I ever get one, that's the first one I'm getting,
as if I know what, I'm going to crash, I'm
not even gonna be able to get it out of
the marina because it was it was really pick So
it's like, it's funny that I'm glad we asked you
guys that because just in case I ever word to
buy a yacht, I'm not going to make that mistake
because of course I go right for the one where
I am overwhelmed and.
Speaker 3: It's like, oh, what's this there? I don't know?
Speaker 2: Right, See, I've taught him well, to be honest with you.
Your Meridian boat, that's my dream boat right now, That's
what I want.
Speaker 10: It's an awesome boat. We love that boat. It was
very good to us.
Speaker 5: Sadly, they don't really build Kevin moriats anymore as far
as I'm aware, at least, and I don't know when
that stopped actually, probably like twenty eleven, twelve or something. Amaze. Yeah,
it's just amazing how much how much space you get
for the length of the boat with a huge aft
bedroom you still have and then the big open concept
in the middle. It's amazing. Yeah.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I was a good boat. We just sold it
like three weeks ago.
Speaker 2: Do you miss it?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 5: He is it?
Speaker 10: I bet I think it was time.
Speaker 9: You know, it's time, and it went to good people
that we knew, and you know it, it was awesome.
Speaker 2: You don't miss the refrigerator though.
Speaker 9: No, I kind of learned to live with it towards
the end. It was you know, it's not as I
still didn't freeze ice cream. But I think I think
I'm excited for for you know, for.
Speaker 10: The new and good fridges. Yeah, a few fridges, yes.
Speaker 5: For sure.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I want to talk a little bit about what
you originally said when I first answered the question as
far as like credentials, So correct me if I'm wrong
because I just read this. But Victoria, you're U s
c G license captain. Are you still that or did
you upgrade?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 10: We're both. Yeah, we're both.
Speaker 9: I mean it's all the captain's licenses in the US
are US US Coast Guard.
Speaker 10: Okay, so yeah, we're both.
Speaker 9: That just means a captain's license in the United States. Yeah,
there are different kinds in different countries, like you know,
bat and has their own and you know, but for US,
it's US Coast Guard issues the licenses.
Speaker 10: So we both are ricous.
Speaker 9: His tonnage is definitely a lot bigger than mine.
Speaker 2: Ricos two hundred GT Master Captain correct, correct, Yeah, that's right.
What is the difference between those two, you know, to
the layman, you know, to our audience who you know,
who's probably just going to break into your channel? What
is the difference between those two?
Speaker 9: My license is called oup V, which basically means.
Speaker 5: That operator uninspected vessel.
Speaker 9: Correct, It means that I can transport up to six passengers,
paying passengers, paying passengers.
Speaker 10: Yeah, so it is really it.
Speaker 9: Goes to a commercial It really applies to a commercial world,
which is like if we transport for higher, so as
a charter or as a taxi or however you know
that there's really someone paid to be transported. So mine
is limited to six paid passengers. And technically it's fifty
gross times yeah exactly, and his is too much.
Speaker 5: Two gross tonage and no limitation on amount of passengers.
If I wanted to, like, you know, one of these
denuctional ships or any kind of bolts, I wouldn't have limitation.
Speaker 9: But it doesn't doesn't refer to the weight of the boat.
Speaker 10: It actually is a completely.
Speaker 5: Different It refers to enclosed cargo space. So it's coming
from the merchant mariners world and it's just getting applied
to pleasure crafts, which is kind of like a little weird,
But there's a formula how to calculate that and it
kind of works out.
Speaker 2: You guys, are you're in Europe break now? Correct? You're
in Italy my homeland? Yes, yeah, so Bologna. So you
guys are touring Italy. I think you were in France
not too long ago.
Speaker 3: Can I ask a question?
Speaker 2: Yes, you can.
Speaker 3: I want to add, so, like you guys are captains
just a varying degree, so like what would you know,
are we like just seamen.
Speaker 2: What would what would what would we be? Not we
be considered passers?
Speaker 3: No? No, if we had a rank, if we.
Speaker 2: Had a rank, yeah, I don't know. I think you
would be private pile. I don't know. What do you do?
What's the question?
Speaker 3: What would we had a rank?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 3: Yeah, he already.
Speaker 2: Wants a rank. He doesn't even know how to row
a boat. He wants a rank already.
Speaker 3: You know what. You're not allowed on my flybridge.
Speaker 2: You know what, you're not allowed in my saloon.
Speaker 5: If you will apply for any position on a private yacht,
that will probably be decan. You would start as a decand.
Speaker 2: You're a decand that's what you what do you think
you are? Ed mentioned that you guys are in Europe
right now. You're in Italy.
Speaker 9: Yeah, actually Italy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're in Italy, my homeland, and you were just
recently in France, and uh so, tell us a little
bit how it's going. Give us some European highlights. What's
going on over there.
Speaker 9: We were just can yadding Festival, which is probably the
largest Mediterranean boat show, and we're still here for a
little bit. We have some meetings in Italy and we're
going back to Monica from the Monica boat Show at
the end of the month, so we're spending pretty much
a month here this year. I know, we've we've been
eating a lot of pizza in pasta in the last
two days.
Speaker 10: It's been amazing. It's actually my very first time in Italy.
I have never been to Italy.
Speaker 2: Really do you like it?
Speaker 10: I love it. I can't say that we've seen a
lot of it yet. We've we've just been like.
Speaker 9: One area trying to get some work done, but we've
definitely been culinary experiencing it.
Speaker 10: And oh my god, I just feel like the hole
in a wall place and the food is amazing. So
the food is.
Speaker 9: I think my expectations were pretty high and I was
afraid that I was going to get led down a little.
Speaker 10: But it is really really good. So I'm just kind
of blown away.
Speaker 5: By everywhere we go. We order like four main dishes
and the waiter waitresses are looking at us like, you, guys,
sure you canna eat that. We're gonna take the rest home,
don't worry about it.
Speaker 3: That's what I would do, definite.
Speaker 9: We're trying everything, like literally ordering way too much.
Speaker 2: That's the way to do it. So as we mentioned
you guys, we are dedicating this show to Marco. Unfortunately, yes, okay,
so Marco is very important to us, as of course
he was loved so much by you guys. Unfortunately, Marco
did pass away a couple of months ago, right, three
months ago round, okay, but yeah.
Speaker 10: You passed away on Mother's Day.
Speaker 2: On Mother's Day. Yeah, so we're really sorry to hear that.
But we want to talk about some good times with
Marco on the boat. Give us, like, you know a
little bit of what were some of the challenges or
you know, what was Marco's demeanor on the boat. How
is it having a dog a live aboard yacht.
Speaker 9: It's so interesting, well as you know, like dogs are
you know, like how kids they have since different personalities.
Speaker 10: When Rico and I got together, I already had a dog.
Speaker 9: I had a Chiwawa mix and Oscar and you know,
we ended up getting Marco together and it was a
failed foster attempt. Actually, Rico Reco adopted him before even
asking me. I mean, I thought he was great, but
you know, he just when he's like I adopted him already, I.
Speaker 5: Was, yeah, this guy's not going anywhere. He's going to stay.
Speaker 10: And he was. Yeah, so Oscar was ten years old.
Speaker 9: I think when we got Marco, so he was you know,
he was the only child for a long time. It
was definitely you know, he was with me he was
three months old and just had a very different attitude
about him. And Marco was just so happy to just
be loved. I mean, he was just the sweetest little guy.
And we you know, my Oscar was I feel like
it was a little spoiled in a way, you know,
because he had so much attention and he just didn't
I feel like.
Speaker 10: It was on his terms.
Speaker 9: But with Marco, he was just so happy to just
have a family and you could tell he was sweetest.
Speaker 5: Sweet an aristocrat and Marco was the village boy I
live bit.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 9: And it's pretty funny because once we moved onto the boat,
they were also different because Oscar was a total total
like sea wolf. He loved the boat and you have
a boat, took the boat out, he was standing there
balancing and just like loved it.
Speaker 10: And Marco was very sensitive and.
Speaker 9: They he literally gets seasick and he would throw up
and it was just you know, part not all the time,
but it was for him, it was not you know,
it took time to kind of get used to. He
loved It's funny because he loved the dinghy, the small boat,
the tender. He loved that and didn't have any problem.
Would just say like, hey, let's go for you want
to go for right in the dinghy. It was like
going for right in the car. He absolutely loved it.
But the big boat, like he had, his experience was different.
They're so different and from each other, and his experience
was definitely a little different.
Speaker 10: But he got used to the boat life, both of them,
and very easy.
Speaker 9: I think having a boat on a dog, dog on
the boat, it's pretty easy.
Speaker 10: I think overall people are so.
Speaker 9: Worried, but I think dogs naturally adopt so easily to
you know, our cat for you know that matter. Like,
I think they do really well on a boat. They
get used to it. They totally realize what's going on.
Most of the time people go like, oh my god,
what if they fall out or what if they didn't
know what's going on. They know their comfort zones and
like how where they can go or not.
Speaker 10: Our boat was very safe.
Speaker 9: I was like, pretty much like child proof and the
way that it was set up. Yeah, because they're so little,
and that was part of the reason we liked that
boat so much. But they also never you know, if
they didn't feel comfortable to go forward, like, they won't.
So I feel like.
Speaker 10: People sometimes they say like, oh, I have two dogs,
I don't think I can do the boat life. I
don't really see it being that much of a challenge.
Speaker 9: And you know, they got trained really really easily, and
absolutely loved.
Speaker 5: It, doggy toilet trained. But plenty of people have dog
toilets on their box and he saw terrorists and when
they're work during the day, deep the doll opened a
little bit or whatever.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I mean that's the most asked question on our
most watched video, which is a tour of our boat,
is where does Marko go to the bathroom? So there's
another video that I've made and I put a little
piece in there because people just kept asking me that.
Speaker 5: And actually, did you film him? Yeah?
Speaker 9: I actually filmed him because people get asking me like
how does it work?
Speaker 10: Yeah, he did that, which is shocking, you know.
Speaker 9: I mean, oh, it's hilarious and he demonstrated for everybody.
But yeah, he just we had a little doggy toilet
and they would They were great, both of them were
really good going on it, so it was it was
pretty easy. Of course it's harder with a larger dog,
but you can still do it. I think it's very
much doable.
Speaker 3: That's great because it would suck for somebody whose dream
is to live on a yacht but they think they
can't because they have a dog.
Speaker 5: Right, So that's yeah.
Speaker 2: And you know, to add to Victoria, people under reestumeate
dogs and how intelligent they are. They you know, most
of the time they know that that's water. I'm not
going to jump in there, you know what I mean.
So yeah, but yeah, it's important because you know, we
get a lot you know, of course we work with
dogs every day. You know, when people finally see this,
that's going to be one, you know, one of the
main questions. Of course, where do they go to the bathroom?
All of that. Now, my other question is when guys
are like docked or you're in the slip, right, do
you also have a house a landhouse also, or you're just.
Speaker 13: On the boat the boat Okay, So my question would be,
let's say you know, there's a storm coming, you know,
and maybe it's not you know, a deadly storm or
anything like that does the boat rock a lot?
Speaker 2: I mean, how do you deal with that? How how
do the dogs deal with that? Do they get afraid?
I mean, do you go on.
Speaker 9: Land, not in the marina if you're tied up to
the doctor.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's a huge marina.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 9: I mean, of course if you have in Florida and
you have a hurricane come at you, I mean that
you have bigger problems, right, But in a normal setting,
that just because it's really windy, you know, you have
forty nine winds, like, it's fine.
Speaker 5: Though we had some nights where it was pretty windy
and the guests were hitting the boat.
Speaker 10: And yeah, the boat it was just a little bit.
So it's not it's very safe. I don't think that
our dogs card at all. No.
Speaker 5: I think they were just like, oh yeah.
Speaker 9: The usual fears, I know, fireworks and stuff like that,
but nothing really whether related. No, I think not at all.
Marco did fall into the water once.
Speaker 10: Tried to get off the boat.
Speaker 9: Yeah, he was trying to get off the boat and
he jumped. He was always kind of fearless when it
came to anything, which is so funny because he was
sort of sensitive but then fearless at the same time,
and so he would always jump from the dock onto
the boat and then go up the stairs until he
you know, got older.
Speaker 10: But one time we had.
Speaker 9: The boats were actually a boat get detailed, so they
moved the boat pull pulled it to one side, so
the with the normal gap was a lot wider than usual.
And obviously Marco didn't know that. And as he was
getting off the boat, like I was coming on the
steps and he was standing there like ready to jump,
and one of my friends were standing on the dock
already and both of us screaming him knows, but he's
standing there and just jumps completely submerges like in between
the dock and the boat. My friend immediately like pulled
him out, and from that point he.
Speaker 10: Yes, he got has to jump.
Speaker 9: But yeah, that was definitely, you know, not a fun
experience for him.
Speaker 10: But yeah, he's a little guy.
Speaker 3: He's got to get on my level. And he would
he would have made it.
Speaker 9: Oscar would never try it, you know, even he would
just be like, I'm not even gonna tempt this, but
Marco was always up for trying and stuff. Yeah, Oscar
never had problems like that.
Speaker 2: You know, they're creatures of habits. You know, he was,
he was off a couple of feet, that's all. You know,
he did the right thing. He just kind of, you know,
trick them a little bit, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: The same thing would have happened to me. I'm sure.
Oh yeah, had to pull me out.
Speaker 2: After Yeah, after a couple of drinks. Anthony's in the water. Automatically,
he's going to be in the water. That's why I
don't want to get a boat yet, because we have to,
you know, we have to figure you out.
Speaker 3: You know, I'll be fine, all right, I'll be in
the fly bridge, the pilot whatever whatever they said, it's
called I forget.
Speaker 2: Yeah, listen, we the bridge, the bridge bridge exactly just
like I said, the pilot's bridge, pilots bridge. We're gonna listen,
We're gonna test you, and I mean we're gonna retest
you because you know, the the nautical language is a language.
You know, it's it is difficult, but we're getting it.
We're learning more and more. And you guys, if you
guys want to learn more and more, please check out
Victoria and Rico. Go to YouTube and just search Naughty Style.
If you guys want to learn more, about boats and yachts.
These are the people to learn from. Trust me, We're
going to go to a quick break and when we
come back, we're going to talk a little bit more
to Victoria en Rico.
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Speaker 1: Let's talk Past, Let's done pets on at Life.
Speaker 15: Radio, Headline Radio, Petlfradio dot Com.
Speaker 3: Welcome back to Groomer Humor on pet Life Radio. We
are your host Simon and Ray hanging out with my
dad Rudy V. And we have our very special guests today,
Victoria and Rico from Naughty Styles. Definitely go and check
out their channel. If you're watching on YouTube, you can
go right into the description and go and check out
their channels. Them lots of the love.
Speaker 7: Guys.
Speaker 3: We have become obsessed basically their channel. We have been
binge watching it for quite a while. So, as we
said a couple of times in the show, this show
is dedicated to Marco. They're little was Chuahua right?
Speaker 2: Well he was. Oh, he was a bundle of mixes.
But yeah, we'll call.
Speaker 3: It, we'll call it at He was a bundle of joy.
So this show is dedicated to him, and uh, I
want to keep it on animals for one second. The
whale Kiss. Two years ago, you guys posted a video
of kissing whales and I was watching it last night.
How was that?
Speaker 9: I'm so glad you're one of the very few that
watched that video that took me forever to put together,
and it's one of my favorite videos of the channel.
Speaker 3: It's amazing.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it's it's pretty funny.
Speaker 9: It's we've done this three years in the row. It
is a true bucket list must must do in life.
I truly believe if you don't experience this, you know,
in your life, you're missing out on just the most incredible,
humbling experience.
Speaker 10: And it's fantastic.
Speaker 5: It's basically, well, people can watch the video.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, lost you know, there is a watch click
on it.
Speaker 10: There are a couple, there are a couple of share,
definitely share.
Speaker 9: You can just pus put kiss kiss awhale naughty styles
and I'm sure we'll come up and search. But yeah,
it's it's basically a couple of lagoons in Baja California
that the gray Wells migrate to and every year they
make this one of the longest migration journeys any any mammal.
And they have their calves, their babies there and raising
them for a little bit there and once they're old
enough to go back up to Alaska.
Speaker 10: They make that journey together, some don't make it.
Speaker 9: And it's it is a really an incredible, incredible thing
because you know, up until nineteen seventy five, who hunted
them in those lagoons and pretty much drove them to extinction.
That was less than two hundred of them left, and
in nineteen seventy five we decided to finally get our
together and start to protect them, and they literally came
back so strong that they're over twenty three thousand now,
which is back to the original numbers and the fact
that they basically forgave us and they're called the friendly
gray whales of Baja because they're so so friendly and
there's a certain time of the year it's only a
couple of months a year.
Speaker 10: Basically January to about April. Where are they down there
and they experience, you know, you can go and see.
Speaker 9: A thousand whales in a lagoon, like literally one thousand
whales all around.
Speaker 10: It's a huge lagoon with a little tiny.
Speaker 9: Portion that is highly regulated that you can go well watching,
and Mexico does a great job of you know, keeping
this the way it is, and the whales are completely free,
no one's chasing them.
Speaker 10: They come right up to you.
Speaker 5: And the cameras that eco camps, it's.
Speaker 10: An incredible experience.
Speaker 9: And the moms that you know, they pushed the babies
up to the boats because they want them to interact
with you, which is I can't imagine many other experiences
that maybe an elephant, you know, watching baby elephant experience,
which is on my bucket list. But to be so
connected to such creature that could destroy you in the moment,
just like that, it is, it's so humbling. It makes
you feel like the whole existence of our existence is
just I don't know I describe that.
Speaker 10: It just makes you.
Speaker 9: Feel so small and so unimportant, you know, this scheme
of And.
Speaker 5: Also when we had our boat, we did even in California,
we did a lot of dolphins watching, Like California has
such huge population of dolphins. I think one of the
top five for top three destinations in the world where
the most concentration of dolphins are. Like when you do
that in the wild and you interact with a mammal
on animal in general, and you think of all these
not naming too many names, but businesses which capture animals
and then have these crazy shows and you're kind of
you're kind of thinking like what are we thinking? Like
why are we doing this? It's it's it's all there,
like on their terms, and it's way more beautiful than
any handstand and clap the wings kind of thing. It's
just so different.
Speaker 2: Right right watching them in their natural environment, you know.
And again I knew that you guys would be like
perfect guests because we to our animal lovers and your channel,
our channel. It brings awareness, you know, it brings awareness
to people. And again, like it's just I agree with
you one hundred percent where you go. Why not you know,
observe these beautiful, gorgeous animals for what they truly are
and not you know, like you said, doing a circus
act or anything like that.
Speaker 9: Yeah, so yeah, And it just shows you if we
really make effort and protect them, they can thrive and
we can have this amazing interactions with them. We don't
need to do it any other way. We are so
horror for in our small way you know, of creating
this coexistence. So it's definitely check out the video. It's
I'm proud of it.
Speaker 5: One one quick example of I don't remember which of
the three trips. It was I think it was maybe
the last one or maybe the one before. I'm not sure.
But we had a juvenile well which we named Casper
because he had so many white markings on his body,
so he's more white than gray. The friendly ghost. So
he spent an hour, hour, hour and a half next
to our panga rolling, I mean spraying, had.
Speaker 10: My whole hand inside of his opening.
Speaker 5: We could see his baileen, we could touch his.
Speaker 10: Baileen scratch tongue.
Speaker 2: It was just.
Speaker 5: Crazy, completely mind blowing.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and he just didn't want to leave, you know,
it's just it's it's amazing.
Speaker 5: He could have went anywhere, he didn't have to hang
out with us.
Speaker 10: He just chose to hang out with us.
Speaker 3: So adorable. I'm so glad I brought that video up
because I could see.
Speaker 5: That you guys have to do it, do this in
your life.
Speaker 9: Yeah, whenever you whenever you decide to give us a call,
maybe trip, maybe we'll go together.
Speaker 3: Yeah, of course, yeah, whenever we get a boat, we'll
get lost, we'll need you anything. Perfect.
Speaker 9: No, you can't go there with your boat, because yeah,
you have to go with with a trip and stay
in an eco camp and then you go with there
with the punk local to go do that.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, you said in the video, it's like cut
off right, like it's an ecosystem itself.
Speaker 5: I think each boat can only stay two hours, nutes
sixteen go at the time, and there's one operator that's
allowed to commend.
Speaker 10: The bigger boat gets stay on board.
Speaker 9: There's only one boat the anchor in the lagoon, and
they're the only ones.
Speaker 10: So you could do that journey and that's like a
longer trip.
Speaker 9: But if you know, if even for this kind of
a quick four day experience, it's it's absolutely amazing.
Speaker 10: You must you must do that, and.
Speaker 3: Your hansel us sin, we'll go with you.
Speaker 5: Let's do it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, let us know new planet because I want to
do that. That sounds amazing, totally.
Speaker 2: We'll do again. Guys. Check out Victoria Enrico on YouTube
Naughty Styles. They also have a new channel that you
guys launched recently, Naughty Guys.
Speaker 9: That's any u t I guys do not do the
gh That's something very different.
Speaker 3: It's very different. So get that. That's a whole different
that's a whole different channel.
Speaker 10: I'm sure we're sending a lot of use to somebody.
Speaker 2: That's what I meant in the beginning, you know.
Speaker 3: Okay, but maybe they're working hard for it too. You
never know.
Speaker 2: He listen, you know, I think it's I think it's
great advertising is Yeah, it's smart.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So where else can people find you?
Speaker 5: So?
Speaker 3: You have your YouTube channel, you have your other your
second YouTube channel. You guys have Instagram that styles.
Speaker 9: Same handles, Naughty Styles and Rika rocks Stole is his
Instagram with all his DJ stuff and yeah, I mean,
of course Facebook and our website it is not a
style dot com. And we also have a nautical store
that we're currently expanding with some cool merch and some
cool Naughty gear and that's Shop Naughty and the U
t I dot com.
Speaker 2: Okay, we're gonna post it all on the links anyway,
so you know, in case you guys want to click
on yep, definitely.
Speaker 3: Guys. Thank you, thank you. We can't thank you enough.
This was so much. Thank you so much for coming
on the show with us today.
Speaker 10: We had a blast. Yeah, thank you so much, you guys.
Speaker 9: Yeah, when you're when you're ready for for the boat.
Speaker 10: Give us a ring. Maybe we can help you out,
to help you the right quote by the.
Speaker 3: Right boat, I think so check the fuse box first,
we checked the fuse.
Speaker 5: And we check all that outs.
Speaker 9: He's like, he's like the worst broker because he's literally
like this is how his phone calls start.
Speaker 10: He's like just gonna.
Speaker 5: Let you know.
Speaker 10: Now, there's gonna be a lot of boats I'm gonna
say no to.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna.
Speaker 9: I don't want you to buy a crappy boat. But
if he makes an effort, he's like, it's not you know,
Brookering is not everything he does at all. So he
just you know, he's doing it kind of almost like
a passion project because people keep asking us.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's pretty much a best description. Yeah.
Speaker 10: We also have a Patreon which we do a whole
bunch of extra content as well, so a lot of
our patrens are reaching out and like help, you know,
help me find the right boat. So he's been doing it.
Speaker 9: But yeah, he's upfront and it's like, you know, I
am going to be very harsh on this. There's going
to be certain brands I'm not gonna be okay with,
and I'm just going to be very honest. If I
see a problem, I'm going to tell you don't buy
this boat. So yeah, but definitely reach out to us
when you guys are ready.
Speaker 2: We will.
Speaker 3: Guys, thank you again so much, Thank you so welcome. Yeah,
thanks having us absolutely anytime.
Speaker 2: We loved it. Yeah yeah, so thank you.
Speaker 3: So that's going to wrap up the show, guys, A big,
big thank you again to Victoria en Rico for coming on.
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