It's noisy below deck on a cruise ship

Editorial Summary

The creator discusses the challenges of living in below deck accommodations on a cruise ship. They note that the environment is frequently noisy due to waves crashing against the hull, the sound of the anchor dropping, constant PA announcements, cabin parties, and passengers walking past cabin doors. To manage this, the creator previously used a white noise machine but found that it actually increased the noise level in the room rather than providing the desired quiet. The creator concludes by sharing their experience using Loop earplugs over the last thirty days. They explain that these earplugs do not block all sound frequencies, which allows for hearing conversations and ship announcements. The creator specifically mentions using the switch version during performances to utilize a pass through mode that enables them to hear the audience and their own performance while protecting their hearing. Additionally, the creator notes that the earplugs are comfortable enough to wear while lying down in bed.

Written by TripBacon from this video's transcript.