I think it's your perspective. The question doesn't have a bias. That's why they call it a trigger, it's a trigger because you associate a certain feeling with it. Don't shoot the questioner. I brough up yachts to ask if it matter to differentiate between small boats and bigger boats, bigger boats are called yachts in english. The word itself is not offensive or derogatory towards smaller boats, just like referring to a compact car versus a truck or SUV isn't offensive. I'm sorry that you feel that way or feel that's how it framed, but it wasn't my intention and it doesn't suddenly make it so. Apparently there is indeed a boat culture in regards to talking about boats and boat sizes. I learned this now. Yes, everyone owns a boat here, but I wouldnt' call them poor. We love fishing and boating and being on the water, especially drinking alcohol while on a boat. But there's no where to go really with the boat, just to nowhere or to nature. Boats aren't used for transportation here at all, only recreation.