How Cruise Ship crew live in DARKNESS below deck

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Editorial Summary
The creator discusses the experience of living for two years in crew quarters that lack windows. They explain that accessing natural light or views of the outside environment requires walking down a hallway for approximately two minutes. The creator compares different ship environments, noting that their previous vessel utilized television screens to display the weather and outdoor conditions. While these screens provided information about the outside world, they did not provide actual sunlight. The current ship is smaller and lacks these digital displays, though it does feature small portholes that the creator uses during meal times to see outside. The video concludes with a reflection on certain crew roles that may only allow for sunlight exposure on specific locations like the helicopter pad, which the creator suggests would be difficult to manage.
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Creator's Key Takeaways
I just hit my 2-year anniversary of living without a window and I'm pretty much used to it now
the ship I'm on now is a lot smaller smaller and we don't have any of those television screens
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