David Boree

But all of this is going to like – this court case is going to wear on.

They get charged initially with felonies.

Bayless set it like 50 grand for Ziz and Gwyn.

This is eventually reduced and they're reduced to misdemeanors.

But it takes like four days for them to make bail.

And they will be fighting because they're going to counter sue over these arrests.

And both the trauma of the arrests, their anger over them, and the fact that there's the stress of this years-long court battle is going to have this extremely deleterious effect on everybody's mental health when they're already not doing well.

It's great stuff.

Yeah.

Right around this time, the Zizians move.

They stop doing their fleet thing, right?

They move out of the boats and they kind of end things by leaving their tugboat adrift because there's nothing to do with a 94-foot tugboat.

Nobody can handle it.

Right?

Like it's too big to do much with.

And they probably could have figured something out, but they decide the opportunity cost of figuring out how to dispose of this boat is it will distract from their important work.

So it's okay for it to sink and cause like a modest environmental crisis by leaking diesel into the bay.

Right?

Basically, Ziz decides that the value of all the sea life that it kills is less than the value of them continuing their work, which at this point, if you're keeping track, is trying to figure out how to live out of box trucks.

So that's what they're doing now.