Cruise Ship Workers Aren't Allowed to Eat the Same Food They Serve You—And It's Worse Than You Think
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While you're eating lobster tail at the buffet, the crew that cooked it is eating rice and beans in a windowless room below deck.
A crew member was fired for eating a leftover bread roll from the buffet.
These workers are away from their families for 8 to 10 months straight, making $2 an hour, sleeping in rooms smaller than your closet.
Meanwhile, cruise lines throw away tons of food every single voyage. Literally dump it into the ocean.
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