5 Things Cruise Ship Passengers Should Stop Doing RIGHT NOW!

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A former cruise ship employee shares five behaviors that passengers should avoid to ensure a respectful environment for everyone on board. The creator first addresses food waste at buffets, advising guests to take only what they intend to eat rather than piling plates high and discarding leftovers. Regarding crew compensation, the creator suggests passengers stop feeling bad for staff, explaining that crew members are contractors who can earn significant money through tips and currency exchange advantages. The video also highlights the importance of noise control in staterooms, noting that thin walls make loud arguments or activities audible to neighbors. Additionally, the creator advises parents to supervise their children to prevent them from running wild in public areas. Finally, the creator warns against entitlement, reminding passengers that regardless of their suite category, they should remain decent human beings and follow standard procedures rather than expecting special treatment.
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i've seen a lot of careless and at times disrespectful things on board cruise ships that should be common sense
grab what you're going to eat i don't know how many times i've seen people grab a plate that's piled high and then they realize there's other options they want
please stop feeling bad for the crew members i want to talk about this one because it's notoriously believed throughout the entire cruise ship industry that the cruise ship employees or crew members partake in slave labor
nobody wants to hear you bed wrestling with that weird couple that you met an hour ago at the piano bar
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