Glass Bottom Boat in Honolulu!

A short conversational vlog-style transcript of Justin R. Lester and Cam on a glass-bottom boat tour in Honolulu, Hawaii. They describe seeing dolphins and fish, interacting with a crew member named Stone who helps feed wildlife, stop near Diamond Head, and give informal ratings of the experience (Justin: 7/10; Cam: a humorous "10,000 out of two" because of seasickness).
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Hey, guys, we're on our boat and it's gonna be super exciting. And. And this boat has a underground so we can see under the water. So it's gonna be cool.
Well, welcome everybody to Brown Day. Brown Boy Adventures. We take over a glass bottom boat here in Hawaii. Yes, we're in Hawaii. And you're gonna get a chance to see our perspective as we went out. So as we go out on the boat, the first thing we have here. Well, pause that subscribe button. You gotta click and hit that subscribe button. You know what it is? Anyway, we're in a glass bottom.
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The glass bottom. We'll get to that later. Talk about putting lipstick on a pig. So all they did was give that little glass bottom. But those were dolphins. We did see dolphins. And so you get a chance to go out on the water for a little bit and engage with everything you see in the water. And Cam even had a chance to feed them and name them. So those are more dolphins. They actually sleep. Do you know they're nocturnal?
I want to name one. Freddy and Pip.
Freddy and Pip. We learned that because this guy. That's Stone. Stone was the guy who even feed the fish. You're going to see that in a second too. And Cam was a really good feeder of all the fish. See, Cam got the. The seeds and actually seeds. I got a local store in the city and Cam just threw them out there. And all the fish came and made sure they ate whenever Cam threw it out. He was the best fish feeder you ever met. Dolphins are actually nocturnal, so they sleep. They hunt at night and they sleep during the day. And there's a herder that makes sure that they don't get eaten, pretty much. But anyway, we saw different types of fish. You can only eat the gray ones. Don't eat the black ones.
Yeah.
All right, guys. So we have stopped at first stop and now we're headed closer to Diamond Head boat.
Yeah. And we're going to speed right now. It's like sonic in the flag.
So a little bit about this boat. This boat had a little glass bottom on the bottom. I think it was overselling and really good marketing. Then Cam and mommy got seasoned. And to keep your eyes closed, there's Bar Mom. On our way back, we saw some more fish. We had to see a really beautiful skyline, Wonderful time together, and then we got to see a little glass bottom. Well, that was fun, Cam. What you think?
It was nice to be. That was cool. You saw the ball? Yeah.
Yeah. So what would you rate it out.
Of 10,000 out of two because I got seasick.
So if you're going on this trip, I would recommend probably taking some larger medicine before you go out there. But it was still really fun. The guy was really funny, and it was cool to be able to throw some seeds out to the right camp. So I would rate it 7 out of 10.
What do you think?
7 out of 10? I wouldn't really do it again. The glass bottom is really, really small, so it was cool. It was fun. But 7 out of 10? Some other trip shopping with you. All right, see you guys on the next trip on Brown Dad Adventures. Hit that subscribe button by.
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