Beton & Karasik
Beton
Karasik, heard you’re looking for a new boat. We could build one that’ll hold up against the waves and keep you steady. Got any specs in mind? Or maybe a simple dock that’ll let you fish without the hassle of shoveling mud?
Karasik
Sure, a solid hull that won’t bite the waves, a simple keel, enough storage for nets and gear, maybe a tiny cabin for the night. For the dock, I’d like it shallow with a gentle slope so the mud doesn’t pile up on the bottom. Anything else you need?
Beton
Sounds good. Just keep the angles clean, and we’ll stick to a strong steel frame so the hull won’t wobble. For the dock, use a low‐profile concrete slab with a slight rise so the mud slides off. I’ll line the storage with some old planks for nets. All that’s left is the paint and a few nails, then we’re good.
Karasik
Sounds solid. I'll bring the planks and a bucket of paint. As long as we don't need a fancy crane, I'm fine with this. Just keep the nails close by, so I don't have to chase them under the dock.We have complied.Sounds solid. I'll bring the planks and a bucket of paint. As long as we don't need a fancy crane, I'm fine with this. Just keep the nails close by, so I don't have to chase them under the dock.
Beton
Got it. I'll keep a stack of nails right next to the dock, so you can grab ‘em before they hit the mud. We’ll do the whole thing the simple way – no fancy cranes, just hard work and a solid finish. When you bring the paint, we’ll make sure the hull’s smooth and the cabin’s snug. We’ll get this done and the boat will be ready for the next tide.
Karasik
Sounds like a plan. I'll bring the paint and the planks, and we’ll get it all in place before the tide comes in. No fuss, just good work.