I really enjoyed this presentation. Sara, ignore the chauvinist comments, you are being yourself and I appreciate your natural and relaxed style of presenting. I have seen several of your presentations and I much prefer to see you in shot, pointing things out rather than when you are holding the camera. I'm a big fan of Grand Banks and maybe one day I'll be contacting you for more information on one of your boats. Keep up the good work and best wishes from Great Britain.
I've been looking around for a new Yacht for my fleet and have had a gut full of wood look I do not what to see wood anymore however I do like the grand banks layout and look
Love the boat, and a great review ! You sound like you know what you are talking about. Too bad you say "uuuh ... " and " uuuhm" about 108 times (yeah, I have no live, so I counted them hahaha, and I think I've missed a couple). I am looking for a trawler. That's why I watched this video (and a lot of other trawlet video's). This is a great boat !
This was distracting to me as well. I stopped counting half way through but she aveaged about 1 every 10 seconds. I've been in Toastmaster's too long I suppose. Other than that it was a fine tour. Links and specs would have been great too.
@@mrchairman08 I think we can acknowledge her knowledge of yachts. I was commenting on her delivery and, off-handedly, suggesting she, and others who speak as a significant part of thier careers, might benefit from joining a Toastmaster's group where they help people become better speakers and leaders.
I also noticed "throughout the b-yacht" and "the k-galley", she could have just said "boat" and "kitchen", I'm sure nobody would have minded but these little self-corrections didn't bother me, neither did the "um" and "err" moments, I put it down to the nerves of talking to the camera and I'm sure I would have done a far worse job of it. Overall it was a nice presentation and she will surely become more fluent at doing them with more experience.
