Anybody else offer to help people who are struggling? I know some people like to go but get flustered if the ramp is busy and they aren't pros at launching.

On a positive note I saw a guy in a wheelchair launch a boat at LE.
1.) back boat in,
2.) get out of truck, get out the wheelchair,
3.) go down to boat and do final get ready,
4.) put wheelchair back in truck, get in truck,
5.) launch boat,
6.) drive to parking,
7.) same as two
8.) ride wheelchair down to dock,
9.) get on the boat, get wheelchair on boat, he had an adaptor on the front pedestal,
10.) go fishing

The only glitch was that the auto deploy TM got out of range, but the boat gently drifted over to the dock.

It was inspirational.

Saw a mad wife or girlfriend backing. The whole time her man was yelling this and that left right, come on stop etc.
She put the truck in park, got out and started walking up the ramp with him in the boat about 3/4 way in the water. She had had enough. Dude was embarrassed.
He finally got out of the boat and pulled the truck up and started looking for her I guess.

I had an experience from a different angle...I went fishing early and my wife was going to meet me later...when I went to pick her up at the ramp, a man and woman wer fishing on both docks on either side of the ramp...they had big red and white bobbers floating where I couldn't pull up to the outside of either dock...at the same time an elderly gentleman had launched his boat and wAs forced to leave it in the between the docks... While he parked his truck his boat washed up on the ramp... He was in a nine line bind trying to get the boat back in enough water to pull away...that was the scene when I pulled up to get my wife...I was in disbelief...I couldn't even pull up to the dock...I was sitting out about 30yds from the docks trying to figure out what to do...and those people were just sitting there oblivious to what was happening...I finally just pulled in really slow and told the fellow "sir you have every right in the world to fish there, but you are sure making it really hard for the boaters right now."....I helped the elderly gentleman get his boat straightened out in the water and on his way .. then helped my wife in the boat and pulled out real easy and went fishing...Maby they learned something maby not...all I know is that was a real test for me...because there was a lot more I could have said and done.

Yes sir, I do turn off the headlights and pick up my trash.
It's called respect for other people. One of the early lessons I learned from Dad.