Annoying Cruise Ship Passengers
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The creator discusses a survey conducted among cruise ship employees regarding the most annoying behaviors exhibited by passengers. One major issue involves passengers failing to return to the ship on time, which causes dock delays, increased port fees, and requires the captain to speed up, resulting in higher fuel costs and rougher seas. Hygiene is another significant concern, specifically regarding hand washing and the improper use of hands instead of tongs when handling food in the buffet. The creator also highlights the importance of paying attention during muster drills, noting that many passengers do not know their emergency stations. Other grievances mentioned include leaving food in strange places within staterooms, excessive alcohol consumption, and calling emergency lines for non-emergency issues like Wi-Fi connectivity. Finally, the creator notes that passengers often disrupt staff by asking unrelated questions to employees in sales-based departments or arriving at dining venues just minutes before they close. The video concludes by suggesting that being mindful of these behaviors can improve the experience for both crew and passengers.
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passengers who don't pay attention to what time they're supposed to be back on the ship
people who touch food in the buffet with their bare hands when there's tongs sitting in front of every single food item
people who not only don't listen during a muster drill is that they make so much noise that other people can't hear the muster drill going on
stateroom attendants report that especially on you know if you're traveling with younger children or kids or you know they tend to find food in the most strange places underneath mattresses
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