There are ZERO days off for crew members on cruise ships unless you have THIS job
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The creator provides a look into the demanding work schedules of cruise ship crew members. She explains that most staff members do not receive a day off for periods ranging from six to ten months. As a musician on board, she receives one day off per week, which she uses primarily to recover her voice after singing for five hours every day. The video follows her during her limited time off as she navigates the ship. She describes her living conditions, which involve staying in darkness to maintain a nightlight atmosphere. She also visits the helicopter deck and observes other crew members preparing for a large parade on the Promenade involving pirate themes and dancing. Finally, she visits the linen room located on the lower decks of the vessel before concluding her brief period of rest.
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I live in complete darkness and I put this sock on this light to make it more of a nightlight kind of vibe
it was beautiful outside the girls were hanging out hi Kylie they had to run to rehearsal for a big parade
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