Neither of which are out of proportion. The standard yearly hours of a full time employee with United States holidays and leave included (i.e. you get paid holiday and annual/Personal Time Off/Sick leave) is 2087 hours per year. $40 in one hour brings you to the following equation $40 x 2087 = $83,480 annually. So, if you are charging $80/run, each run takes roughly 1 hour, and you are splitting the amount between both carries then my math is spot on with the correct assumptions (i.e. normalized yearly hours (40 hours in one week * 52 weeks in a year + 7 hours to account for each year not being exactly 365 days = 2087)

No one will pay $80 for a -blam!-ing lighthouse run