December 26, 2019
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10:43Now PlayingTaji was born and raised in New York, but only recently became aware of a robust fishing community right on his doorstep.
As a landsman curious about life at sea, Taji took to Yelp to find one of the worst-rated fishing boats to experience the open water for himself. He stumbled across Captain Dave, whose reviews accuse him and his crew of “false advertising”, “filthy” conditions and worst of all… allegedly torturing sharks.
So off Taji went for a day voyage out at sea with the crew — only to be abandoned by Captain Dave himself right before the boat’s departure. A One Star Reviews first!
It is Taji’s duty to the people to address negative reviews with the business owner… but who was in charge of the ship?!
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