and this is very tough for me,

but I'm gonna be taking my talents

to South Beach!

- [Both] Miami.

- South Beach

♪ Me and Steven in Miami standing on rocks ♪

(bird chirps)

- [Both] Ayyy!

- Translation, worth it!

- Worth it Lifestyle.

- Boats!

- Boats.

- So today at Worth it Lifestyle,

we're gonna be trying three boats

at three drastically different price points

to find out which one is the most worth it

at it's price.

- Worth it!

- I feel like this is going to be hotels,

but on the water, you know?

- Yes, luxury, service.

- Toilets that flush really well.

There's a boat, look at that boat.

- Look at that boat.

First up, we're going to a rental company,

They're called Boatsetter,

They rent out boats for you know,

day rates, hour rates.

- I feel like that's super useful

for someone who doesn't wanna buy a boat,

and just wants to try them, like me.

- Should we take our talents down to the boat now?

- Yes, let's do it.

Get on my back, it's okay.

- How strong, are you strong enough?

- I'm not really that strong,

I'm not strong.

(grunts)

Oh my God, oh my God!

(light jazz music)

- My name is Jackie Baumgarten,

I am CEO of Boatsetter.com.

A lot of people don't think about boating

as just a fun activity, but it really is.

Boatsetter makes boating affordable

and available to anyone.

And you don't have to be an experienced boater,

that's the best part.

- Good, 'cause I don't know how to drive a boat.

(laughs)

It can't be that hard, right?

- I suggest renting it with a captain.

(laughter)

From your phone or your computer,

you can decide what boat you want,

where you wanna go,

what captain you want,

what experience you wanna have.

- When I think about boats,

I do think about, would I even buy one?

'Cause that's a lot of money.

I grew up in Ohio.

- Uh-huh.

- So I almost don't understand it.

- It's all about having the time of your life.

Today, you guys are going to get

to go out on the water on a 19 foot Yamaha,

and experience what it's like

to race around on Intracoastal, and out on the ocean.

- [Steven] Woo!

(laughter)

- Thank you.

- Here we go, and our boat journey begins.

We have Captain Trent here,

we also have Ashley here.

From what I understand,

you and Trent are a couple.

- [Ashley] Yes, almost five years.

This was our first boat.

- [Steven] Aww. - Oh nice.

- Yep.

- [Selorm] Can you tell us a bit about this boat?

- [Ashley] This is a 2017 Yamaha jet boat.

It seats a total of eight people.

It has about 200 horsepower,

so it goes about 50-60 miles an hour on flat water.

It's equipped with a great sound system.

We can bluetooth your phone,

we have coolers on board.

so you can bring your own food, drinks, and alcohol.

You can relax on the back for tanning,

or you can add on wake boarding,

water skiing, wake surfing,

I mean there's a lot of different things you can do

with an affordable budget.

- This is so cool.

Oh my god these houses are beautiful.

- [Ashley] Yeah, this house belongs to Hassan Whiteside.

- [Steven] No way!

- Oh snap!

This is something that I could definitely

see myself renting, but if I lived by the water,

I would definitely buy.

- If you're going to be in Miami,

you're going to want to spend most of your time

on the water.

So like I said, boating and jet skiing

is like a way of life.

- [Steven] I get carsick really easily,

but I'm on this boat, and there's a slight rock,

it's actually kind of nice, like I'm a baby.

- [Ashley] It's a soothing type of rock,

that I agree.

- So, you said this boat can go a little faster,

can we see how fast it can go?

- Of course, would you like to go

to the front for that?

- Yeah let's do it!

Come on Steven.

- Always with the fun, Selorm.

- You gotta live it up, Steven.

- [Ashley] Alright, you guys ready?

- Woo!

- [Selorm] We are about to go fast, Steven, you ready?

- Oh yeah!

- So much wind!

(screams)

(wind whipping)

- Oh snap!

- Alex, you good?

How do you like my new hair style?

(laughs)

- Woo!

- You know how I hate roller coasters?

But this is one

of the most amazing feelings in the world right now.

- Oh yeah, I was never really into boats,

but this is a different kind of lifestyle

being by the water.

(laughs)

- That was one of the first times

I just forgot that we were filming.

- Even though we were moving around in the water,

I didn't feel seasick, which was great.

- I love it, I love it!

- Boat fact!

- Boat fact.

- First recorded boats in human history

are from around 4000 BC.

And they come from the ancient Egyptians.

- They were on it man, they knew what they were doing.

They had their own thing going on,

- They got pyramids, boats.

- Eyeliner.

They were on it!

(laughs)

- Selorm, I have a surprise for you.

- What?

- We are gonna check out an amazing boat

in a different city.

It's called a shark boat.

- Ooh.

- So we are headed to Shasta Lake

in beautiful, sunny California.

- We're here!

- I thought it was gonna be sunny.

- I thought so too, actually.

But hey, it's okay, the fun don't stop.

- Are you gonna do this?

Are you gonna go all the way with this?

- I'm committed to this show, Selorm,

even if this is the most dangerous thing

that we'll ever do, let's go.

- Shark boat!

(dramatic music)

- Hey, how you doing, I'm Rob Innes,

from Innespace, nice to meet you.

- Nice to meet you.

- Thanks for comin'.

- Can you just tell us

what we'll be doing today?

- So today, we're gonna be taking you out

in some of our Seabreacher watercraft,

and these are basically submersible boats

that can go underwater

and do a bunch of freestyle tricks.

- So would you consider the Seabreacher a boat,

or would you consider it, what is the category of this?

- We don't fit into categories,

we're not interested, you know.

It's not like a production, cookie-cutter boat.

It's kind of like hand-tailored

to whatever the customer wants.

We do sharks, dolphins, whales,

sailfish, fighter jets, hot rods,

we'll match anything, you know,

as long as you've got the checkbook to back it up.

(laughs)

- So each of these boats are unique?

- Yes.

- And they're one-of-a-kind.

- [Rob] Yeah, we've been custom building these watercraft

for almost 20 years now.

It started off as a hobby,

just built it for our own entertainment,

and then it's just grown into a business and a sport.

The boat we're taking you out in today

is called our X Model,

this one has a 260 horsepower supercharge engine,

which is actually our little engine.

We'll go about 50 miles an hour,

55 miles an hour, on the surface,

about 25 miles an hour below the water.

- Can you drown in these?

- No, you will not drown.

We have a fully enclosed cockpit,

its got pneumatic seals that keep it water-tight,

half-inch thick aircraft grade acrylic plastic canopy,

so you're gonna be just fine.

- [Steven] Who's driving us today?

- One of our stunt pilots,

Joe is going to be taking you for a ride.

He's gonna promise you a mild ride,

and then he is gonna ignore everything

that you say, and just basically go crazy.

- So this stays above the water

unless you want to go down, right?

- Right, we can stay underwater

as good as my footwork is and then we want to jump it,

I can get the tail about six feet out of the water.

- It looks cool from the outside,

I'm just hoping it's not horrible from the inside.

- Here we go.

- Ooh, it's so loud.

- We can tilt like--

- [Steven] Ooh, woo!

(laughing)

(screaming)

- Ready for a dive?

- Yes, let's do it!

- [Rob] Here we go.

(engine revving)

- Oh my God!

- Whoa!

Wow, you have ultimate control of this machine, huh?

- Absolutely.

- It's like a dirt bike.

- Oh yeah, it's a jet ski on steroids.

- This is just getting started apparently.

- Are you ready, are your seat belts good and tight?

- I don't know!

- Yeah, do it!

(screaming)

Oh my God.

- Time to get real.

- Woo!

What in the world?

(screaming)

- I felt a little bit of my breakfast

come up my throat.

- I think I've gotten my adrenaline out for the day.

- We're back in Florida.

- We're back!

- Back in Florida.

And, wanna check out something special.

But before we do that, boat fact!

Okay so, in olden days,

it used to take around two months

to get across the Atlantic via boat.

Nowadays, how long do you think it takes

to get across the Atlantic?

- I don't know, I've only gone by plane.

Two days?

Is that right?

- Seven days.