First, it was drenched in fake blood for a horror movie. Now, Pete Davidson and Colin Jost's infamous Staten Island Ferry is bleeding cash, anchored down by massive fees and legal troubles that may serve as a stark lesson in frivolous spending.
The comedians’ vessel, which they dubbed the “Titanic 2,” has become a floating money pit thanks to the thousands of dollars in monthly docking fees they pay at a Staten Island shipyard, according to the New York Times. Those ongoing costs are on top of an alleged outstanding $13,500 bill from a law firm. The firm, which had assisted with docking and towing contracts, sued the pair's limited liability company in charge of the boat for non-payment.
