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I'll just remind that not every yacht costs millions, there are those that cost less than a 2016 Harley Davidson. Don't know what kind of yacht was sunk this time, but I guess it wasn't a big one
Also, orcas are pissed off because of fishermen, plus fishermen now play loud music to ~~piss them even more~~ ward them off. I'm totally on the orcas side, but would prefer if those loud fisherboats were damaged instead
Find me a yacht that costs less than a Harley... I'll wait
I said Yacht, not a sail boat.
Sailboats like this are routinely called "yacht". Yacht is a very non descriptive term for boats that just means a pleasure boat. A lot of very different boats fit that description.
Yacht is a boat, sail or power, that has a cabin for sleeping. Large size is not a prerequisite. Some boats as small as 17 ft meet this definition.
Define yacht then
Edit: oh, it seems, the American English strikes again
As per UK definition I'm accustomed to, a yacht is:
While the US definition is:
Although this, too, doesn't rule out a yacht not necessarily being expensive, and don't really say what's large in actual size
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/yacht
Take the L.