This is the check way to cash this out. Everyone saying the Yacht guy is gonna get rich. No. You don’t have anywhere affordable to put the yachts and there’s no way you’re selling all of those.
The tuna you can move quickly and there is always demand. That’s like 10 million bucks I think?
edit: math brain fart. 10k times 5k is 50 million not 10 million
I mean if they're still alive, they can live 5-7 years. Now I'm not sure where you're gonna store 5000 ~400 lb tuna on next to no notice. You could probably sell off a 10-20 fish same day and use that to try to find some place but you'd be on a major time crunch to find a suitable habitat for roughly 5000 massive saltwater fish.
And how tf are you preserving the Tuna exactly? Do you realise how much fish you just landed yourself with? You got less than 24 hours before the fish goes off.
The viability also depends on the person's location. In the US you'd need a commercial fishing license to be able to sell the fish, especially in that quantity, so you might only be able to get it sold through some sort of sketchy back alley deal. Another issue would be fishing regulations. The catch limit varies from state to state but some limit it to 3 yellowfins per fisherman per day which is just a bit lower than 5000. saying that you just magically got 5,000 of them probably wouldn't fly so you'd be hit with hefty fines for overfishing and possibly jail time as well.
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u/Woolbull 5d ago
Average 440lbs, at $25+/lb x 5000