10 Things Crew Members HATE Passengers Doing!
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The creator discusses various behaviors that cruise passengers perform which can make the jobs of crew members more difficult or inappropriate. The video covers practical issues such as passengers attempting to unpack in cabins before they are officially ready for occupancy and the dangers of bringing outside toilet paper or flushable wipes into the ship's plumbing system. The creator also advises against complaining to guest services about uncontrollable factors like the weather or itinerary changes due to storms. Other points of discussion include respecting crew members during safety drills and avoiding personal questions regarding their sleeping arrangements or salaries. The video concludes by noting that while passengers are often polite, they should not hesitate to report genuine maintenance issues like water pressure problems to the crew. The creator emphasizes that maintaining politeness even when issues arise is essential because crew members are human beings who deserve respect.
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if Cruise passengers are able to go to their cabin to drop off their carry-on bags before the cabins are really open to the public
when Cruise passengers put anything into the toilet other than the toilet paper that is there and provided in the cruise ship cabin it can result in blockages
do not go to guest services to complain about the weather as you can understand Guest Services cannot do anything about the weather on a cruise
itinerary is never guaranteed and in particular when it comes to weather storms and safety it is possible to miss a port and have an itinerary change
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