He didn’t give in to pier strain.

Not like Pete Davidson, Colin Jost wasn’t smoking ganja when he and his former “Saturday Night time Stay” co-star determined to buy a decommissioned Staten Island ferry.

“Is it worse that I used to be truly stone-cold sober after we purchased the ferry?” Jost wrote on Instagram Wednesday alongside a screenshot of Web page Six’s protection of Davidson’s declare that the comedians have been “very stoned” once they made the nautical buy in January 2022.

Jost continued, “We’re excited to show the non-believers mistaken. You’re going to be BEGGING to get on this ferry in two years. Mark my phrases.”

The “Weekend Replace” co-host additionally used the chance to advertise his upcoming “Ferry Cash Tour” stops in Texas, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Illinois, which he teased will embrace “some very particular visitors.”

“Come on by,” he urged his followers.

Jost, 40, then poked enjoyable at a badly Photoshopped poster he designed for his stand-up tour that appeared prefer it was made by a kindergarten scholar, writing, “I do my very own graphic design in order for you me to take your model to new heights I can get you millons [sic].”

The “A Very Punchable Face” writer’s clarification on his sober resolution to go in on the ferry with Davidson got here after the “Bupkis” star, 29, claimed they have been each excessive once they made the questionable funding.

“Me and Colin have been very stoned a yr in the past and acquired a ferry,” Davidson informed “Leisure Tonight” throughout a pink carpet interview final week.

The funnymen — who purchased the vessel for $280,000 with the assistance of different buyers — had deliberate to show it into an occasion house.

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Nonetheless, the undertaking has been stalled for unknown causes.

“I don’t know what’s happening with that factor,” Davidson admitted, including that he and Jost have been “figuring it out.”

The “Meet Cute” actor then joked, “Hopefully it turns right into a Transformer and will get the f—okay out of there so I can cease paying for it.”

After they first acquired the floater, Davidson expressed the sentimental worth that it held for him and Jost.

“We used to take that ferry to do stand-up on a regular basis,” he mentioned in a video obtained by The Put up final yr, falsely predicting on the time, “In a yr, it’ll be a comedy membership restaurant.”