Pete Davidson ‘has no idea’ what to do with ferry he bought while ‘highly stoned’

Pete Davidson is regretting some of his decisions while drunk.

The creator of “Bupkis” admitted Entertainment tonight who hasn’t really thought about buying a decommissioned ferry to Staten Island with former “Saturday Night Live” co-star Colin Jost. The duo bought the ferry at an auction in January 2022 for $280,100.

“I have no idea what’s going on with that thing,” Davidson said. “Colin and I were very stoned a year ago and bought a ferry. And we are discovering it.

The “Transformers: Rise of the Beasts” star quipped, “I hope he turns into a Transformer and gets out of there so I can stop paying him!”

The ferry, named John F. Kennedy, was built in 1965 and was the oldest ferry in the Staten Island fleet. Davidson and Jost bought the boat in partnership with real estate agent and comedy club owner Paul Italia, who previously told the New York Post that there were “big plans” to turn the ferry into a nightlife hotspot.

“The idea is to transform the space into a live entertainment event space, with comedy, music, art, et cetera,” Italia said at the time. “We’re in the early stages, but everyone involved had the same ambition: Not to see this thing go to landfill.”

Davidson is also an investor at Pebble Bar in Rockefeller Center.

The “SNL” alum recently opened up about the sketch comedy series “making fun of” his public persona and high-profile dating life. “When your show (kicks you), I was sitting in the back looking at the open cold and—the open cold (is) current affairs, political humor, whatever it is in the culture. And then, making fun of you,” Davidson said during “The Real” Podcast by Jon Berthnal earlier this year. “Then you have to go out and do a later sketch and hit it right and the show just kind of fooled you. So why are they laughing at you? For example, they just stalked you in front of everyone. And you’re like, ‘I’m a fucking loser, man.’”