you can buy me a boat [laughter] rachel: i m sorry, we didn t mean to karaoke that, but it s so good. will: welcome to fox & friends. st the new york boat show later coming up in the show. pete: that s what i want. pontoon, baby. will: you want a pontoon? because it s the nothing but a good time. pete: it s just a a floating living room rachel: with a cooler in it. will: one that had a couch on it, an actual couch that he put on it. [laughter] pete: that s amazing. rachel: i love that. sean loves his boat. he likes to wake board though, and some of the boats are can do that. pete: i boated at your house, and i made the neighbors angry. rachel: yeah. he jet skis way too close to the shore, is and some of the neighbors got mad. we just told them, listen, when pete comes over, he just does what he wants. pete: you are definitely a boating family. rachel: yeah, we do love to water ski and wake board. best place in the country. will: we ve had conversations throughout the mo
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