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Where boats go to cost more money while not being in water.
means A waterside lot or facility where boats are built, repaired, stored, and generally relieved of their owners' savings.
from A plain compound of 'boat' (from Old English bāt, a word for small open vessels) and 'yard' (Old English geard, an enclosed piece of ground). Nothing hidden here — it's exactly what it says: a yard, but for boats, joined into one word once the places became common enough to need a single name.
- primary output
- invoices, not boats
- timeline
- always three weeks longer than quoted
- smell
- fiberglass dust and quiet despair
- real product
- storage disguised as repair