10 WAYS TO GET FIRED ON A CRUISE SHIP | CRAZY STORIES!

[@JSHIPLIFE]

THANKS FOR WATCHING! PART 2? DID ANY OF THIS SURPRISE YOU?

[@darleneeastburn7639]

I guessed it all but appreciated ur confirmation….(Luv ur hair now !!! Lol

[@darleneeastburn7639]

U didn’t answer …air fixed ?

[@lowellpratt8275]

It doesn't surprise me, but that makes for a pretty boring job.

[@JSHIPLIFE]

@@lowellpratt8275 Not if you know how to not get caught!

[@JSHIPLIFE]

@@darleneeastburn7639 I answered! It’s fixed❄️😁

[@alaskachick7315]

"The Guest Is Always Right" is a bad policy, especially if there is no chance for the employee to present her side of the story. I work in the hospitality industry and thankfully, my boss will always listen to the employees whenever a guest complains.

[@winningfreak1]

I used to work in hospitality, saying at our place was “the guest is never right, but we make them feel like they are”

[@johnfluttrell]

"The guest is not always right but they are always the guest" Conrad Hilton

[@kathleencraig3804]

@@johnfluttrell right ...when they complain they want to be heard and they're heard and the mgr do what they need to but sometimes empl never get 2nd chance which is sad.

[@annaconigliaro2907]

Can we please get the customer is always right model removed.

[@GojosBackHand]

@ AlaskaChick Yeah we have the same policy at my job because we know in fact customers lie all the time

[@KendlickLama]

I don’t plan on going on a cruise, don’t plan on working at a cruise ship but somehow i still like these videos

[@kabisme6692]

I've seen some drunk crewmembers after their crew party. One of them kept trying to get me to share her pizza with her. It was funny to me. I didn't care because it was the day before we got off the ship after being on an extended cruise due to a hurricane. I was just glad they were having their own fun and not worrying about us.

[@visionist7]

Hey free pizza is always a win 🍕

[@quecreations3244]

@@visionist7 Lol. Share that pizza. Last time I had it it wasn't good anyway.

[@visionist7]

@@quecreations3244 come to Napoli, Presidente, Da Michele, Starita Materdei, Pellone, Sorbillo...

[@leonardticsay8046]

Intermediate drinkers. Lol.

[@docwho1976]

Poor girl! Sad that she didnt get to say her side of story :( It makes sense now that several massage places I’ve gone to in the past year or so have asked you to sign a statement saying you won’t ask for those “services“ and if you do you will be escorted out and banned.

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Yep! Exactly!

[@JSHIPLIFE]

@@cruisecrazy7066 They don’t

[@davidbeppler3032]

Your word against a customer, you always lose.

[@JSHIPLIFE]

@@davidbeppler3032 yep

[@scarlet978]

I work on cargo ships and a lot of these rules apply to us too. No drinking, random drug tests, don't be late to the ship, etc.

[@ag4103]

Pretty much any job

[@matthewestrada407]

@@ag4103 but most people in the maritime industry you can lose your license and go to jail if charges are filed for drugs for drinking , I have my AB license and If I got caught drinking my license would be revoked.

[@scarlet978]

@@matthewestrada407 Are you still shipping? if so, have you noticed an increase in "random" drug tests? Lately we seem to be getting them at least once a trip (3 months)

[@nursecatorn3449]

My hubby is 50 yrs port of Tampa & there is zero tolerance for drugs & alcohol. Also, random testing is definitely done.

[@raybraud1568]

Imagine that, STANDARDS, what assholes.

[@TheSMPStudios]

I got one for you! I’m a musician and I made friends with the drummer of one of the cruise ship bands. As a fellow drummer we got along really well so one night, at about 1:00am he asked me to fill in on a song. It was supposed to be just one song, but, the band director liked what I was doing and the set only had two more songs so I finished the set. We all had drinks afterwards! So a week after I got back, I got a text from the drummer telling me he got fired for letting me sit in! I apologized profusely but he told me he had been having issues with the director for a while. We’re still good friends to this day!

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Wow! That’s insane!

[@marjoriejohnson6535]

The last one that will get you fired........exactly..nothing like a " gentleman" who doesn't get his way..

[@joeo7693]

Last one wasn’t “Do nothing”, it was “Have morals.”

[@MrJathan]

The most professional personality I've seen on KZbin. This man has a future in broadcasting!

[@joandougan8682]

Love him. But he takes 30 words to tell 10.

[@tacticalbondsh]

@@joandougan8682 so like any broadcaster ever lol

[@valerief1231]

It’s sad that instead of protecting a crew member from a predator, they fired her. Twisted mentality. I’ve heard that sexual assault is a very real problem on cruise ships. I guess if an employee is assaulted by a passenger, they too get fired for being a victim, you know, the way U.S. schools treat the students, any involvement in a fight is immediate punishment for all involved.

[@isoSw1fty]

Imo more scary then sad. Actions like that is nationwide and goes all the way to government. It makes one wonder just how many predators are really out here and protected.

[@CryMeARiver63]

Sexual Assault is a problem everywhere ...more so on land .

[@laravonstaden1838]

She didn’t report it to her line manager. That exacerbated the problem.

[@rondaallen7211]

women should never go into a man's suite alone.

[@megalou6567]

Yup that stupid zero tolerance policy. If a kid walks up to another and punches him , even if the victim does nothing wrong , they both get suspended

[@aaronyeager6778]

Just accepted a job offer for NCL & out of all the channels I’ve been watching this is by far my favorite. Thank you for the tips & your insight. Liked & subscribed keep it up brother.

[@Darryldlowe]

How long did it take after getting an interview did you get an offer to your leave date?

[@dehrealist2145]

I’d like to know as well

[@yt_energy]

What ship are you on?

[@crishnaholmes7730]

What position

[@ChristopherDimitriousPhanara]

YOU ARE NOT UGLY AT ALL. you ARE CHARISMATIC, intelligent and very wise. Most respect my friend

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Wow. Thank you so much bro!

[@josephmotter]

I worked on Carnival Cruise Lines as a musician from 2003 to 2004. We had plenty of short leave. We did have rotations where we had to stay on the ship every two weeks, but it was just for one day. I know for some of the people working in the lower part of the ship didn’t have the luxury like we did. But I had a great experience working on a cruise ship!

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Exactly. It always comes down to you’re position. I had every port off and worked 2-3 days a week

[@markeaston7353]

That is absolutely appalling what happened to that girl. The cruise line should be ashamed.

[@seaneastman8817]

Just took my first cruise on the Carnival Elation two weeks ago. Had a great time. Interesting video. Having worked in corporate America as a private security officer, I know a thing or two about false and frivolous complaints. People that make a complaint should have it thoroughly investigated by competent and fair trained officers. The vast majority of crew I encountered went above and beyond to make myself and fellow cruisers happy. They work real hard and are undervalued. It is my hope and prayer that fellow cruisers aren't making false complaints against the crew mates. If it is found that they are, the cruise line should be able to permanently ban a guest from future cruises. Several of the young crew members I spoke with had families and young children back home. One missed his young daughter's first birthday. I cannot understand why any guest would make a false or frivolous complaint against a crew member. Guess I was raised differently.

[@mariareyes-ku6194]

A guest may make a false or frivolous complaint if a crew member did not accepted their advances or paid attention to them. People do not like to be ignored! 😡

[@seaneastman8817]

@@mariareyes-ku6194 True. There were several ranking cruise officers that I said hi to or nodded to and a few ignored my pleasantries. Some others were happy to say hi and talk. The officer in charge of the dining room was very friendly, professional and conversational. Guess you gotta respect the arrogant officers because they're running the ship with the Captain and have huge responsibilities. I respect that.

[@statinskill]

Hold up kid and stand right over there for me. You're not an officer and you never have been an officer. You have been a security guard, also referred to informally as "mall cop" or simply "goon". There's an important distinction to be made here, because even though police officers and security guards are both civilians, you can not exert neither the authority nor enjoy the qualified immunity from the law, that a police officer does. When you wear your private sector security guard uniform, your first worry must be to avoid at all times giving the impression that you are a sworn officer with police powers. Personally I'm happy to tell you straight up that as a security guard you are at the very bottom of the food chain. Now I know you've done better in life, but anybody else working a security gig, If you want to improve your standing in life and are looking for prestige, none of that is to be had wearing a Securitas uniform or that of some similar outfit. People with ambition do occasionally work as security guards, but for them that's just an interim solution until they succeed in whatever they are working towards.

[@kianna270]

Yeah ir always amazes me when people want to try and get workers fired in hospitality settings… your bad experience or fake complaint is not worth them losing their livelihood, unless of course they do something like attack a guest or something, but that’s an extreme example lol.

[@Ace7of7Cups]

Do you really think she had a fair investigation? Rich male guest against female Indonesian worker with no witness, along with more than likely all male officers? Many of the boat crew were probably not American either.

[@9pjthedj]

Brilliant mate, I worked for 30 years at sea and worked on 17 ships and you have nailed it with your video 👍👍🙏

[@crishnaholmes7730]

What position

[@pauleydm]

We never had random alcohol tests on the cruise ships I worked on, but if you were suspected to be drunk on a shift, you were tested. Did you ever have the 2:00 am cabin searches? Our cruise director would give us a heads up, but it was still weird to be asleep and then have the hotel manager and head of security come in with flash lights to search your lockers.

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Yep! We had all that as well and our CD would always tip us off as well! That part I didn’t enjoy

[@royalmbwana]

😂😂😂

[@ThePrettyeyes341]

Sounds like prison. Cell toss

[@lucdinh8312]

And I'm here thinking walk the plank when you get fired from the ship

[@Taniere]

😂

[@markjrgensen7818]

Definitly sounds like its shaky ground staying in the job, but the community with the staff sounds worth it. Must be a perfect place to learn to be outgoing more.

[@mikeandersonwa]

Re: Going to guest cabins, that happened a lot on my ships, also I went to my parent's cabin a few times while they were visiting. Luckily at the time I knew the captain fairly well and he knew my parents would be on board, so even without the paperwork it would have been okay. Also, sleeping with the guests is absolutely something that happened all the time. I didn't do it personally, but I knew several people who were notorious for that 😂

[@sebastienbolduc5654]

Same happens on resorts as well. I feel sorry for the poor saps who actually think the employee they are sleeping with are actually interested in them. "I normally don't do this but..." LMFAO

[@adventureoflinkmk2]

Cheek busting on the ships 😂😂😂

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

@@sebastienbolduc5654 lol well, get it while you can I guess right?

[@truthbetold4639]

Spreading diseases and possibly kids all over!!

[@nekochristmas]

Heads up with the security stuff, they get hit hard for stuff that goes down even if they aren't around. They will argue with them not being tenitive in correcting stuff that happens on the ship as a whole.

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Very true

[@ChristopherDimitriousPhanara]

you are so even tempered and insightful

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Thank you!

[@allytrudie864]

If I ever caught a crew member toking in a stairwell I’d offer to be a lookout for them so they can have a more relaxing toke and I would never tell on them. In fact I’d let them know I’m willing to be a lookout for any crew member and to just come and find me. I’d encourage it! Way easier to do a good job and give great customer service if you are high!

[@DebYman62]

Always enjoy your stories about cruise ship life. So entertaining !

[@kathleencraig3804]

I worked on Princess, I always bought Rum in Jamaica or port bought 2 (2 liter diet coke) in Miami and brought it onboard put in my refrig. I did hear of musicians getting fired bringing illegal stuff onboard LOL, or getting drunk, I was very careful about drinking so I was ok, my cabin was on other end of theatre/lounge area so it took more like 15 min to get there from my cabin, also we were not allowed to go on guests elevators we used our elevators behind the scene you know which ones I'm talking about, and behind scenes doors where we went thru the windy stairs etc. Another way of getting fired was eating in guests buffets well we were allowed (entertainers) buffets 10am-2pm that's it, after that we go to crew cafeteria and you know what they have, rice, fish, catering to mostly philipinos, etc. I like fish but not everyday. So I ate at guests buffets 10am & 1:30pm stuffed my face, then we had gigs 6-9pm or something like that. Then we hung around with other entertainers or saw theatre shows /sat top decks or just went to cabin to sleep ...port days we were last to get off the ship first ones onboard, and we had great time walking around ports. They did drug tests sometimes weekly sometimes 2x month we never knew. They can wake you up 1am if they felt like. Yeah don't remind me of those days.

[@raul0ca]

I'm Filipino and we tend to favor bony, scaly fish

[@kathleencraig3804]

@@raul0ca I am FIipina & hawaiian and I dont care for bony scaly fish lol I like grouper ...salmon ..guess spoiled by living in Fl my family ate alot of different foods and guess spoiled from living in US vs islands. Being a musician Lead vocalist I worked on ships and everyone is so nice onboard working everyday meeting people from around the world was cool. Enjoy your day ..where do you live now? in US? I live in FL and FL fish is grouper ...

[@justinetyler8799]

I work in the gift shop which had to be closed while in port (duty laws), so always got to out while in port. The only times we wouldn't be allowed is if we were getting inventory, but that would usually be only once every two weeks and while in your home port. It was the same with the casino - they had to close as well.

[@reggiethecommenter9137]

5:08 Prison Pocket 🤣😆🤣 I was not ready.

[@LeandroFTW]

It's like missing movement in the military, but you go to jail.

[@michelestewart19]

Yes.. Please do a Part 2. I love hearing what goes on behind the scenes..

[@joannahaber7698]

Working on a cruise seems like a lot of work. That’s for ur channel, I’m a Subscriber. 👍

[@ambermac77]

Oh that poor girl that wouldn’t offer a “happy ending”. 😢 So not fair.

[@mpoulin]

Agreed. Poor girl. That sucks.

[@davidbeppler3032]

The customer is always right.

[@The0men710]

lol

[@sew_gal7340]

I would have agreed immediately and did whatever he wanted as long as i only needed to use my hands and no other part of my body. Only if he paid very well because it would traumatize me!!

[@Juancarlo4342]

J this is why I started watching you channel, this is some great tea that you spilled. Keep up the good work.

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Thank you! I have more coming!

[@habelg1]

Thanks J for continuing to post information about what it's like to work on a cruise ship and the challenges. As a conscientious cruiser it's important to me to see the difficulties crew face; often far exceeding what others here in the USA would experience on land. In the USA we have labor laws that protect employees while working as crew do not have as many protections. It seems we would have more opportunities in the USA workforce to correct our errors vs just getting fired (always exceptions though). When we start cruising again I will work towards giving more in tips for both customer facing and behind the scenes crew.

[@vonbradley5920]

Great video. I am a avid cruiser and I have seen a lot. Can't wait to hear more cruise stories.

[@Reed-2big]

We had been cruising for a while and on occasion sitting on the balcony or in the corner when the room steward came. I was surprised when a steward was uneasy and finally told us he wasn’t allowed to do that. We of course agreed to leave while he offered to come back later. We simply didn’t realize there was such a rule! On most ships it’s easy to figure out when we go to breakfast and scoot in and out while we are away for a short time so there really weren’t too many times we stayed reading a book etc.

[@2000konnie]

Definitely a Part 2. I was also wondering if there was an approximate breakdown of rule-breaking by job category. I'm imagining that most of the ones you mentioned were people in the entertainment category, except for the cook who got others sick. All the rules I've heard of sound righteous to me. If crew want to do those kinds of things, they should try to get work on the yachts as in the show Below Deck. They nasty. After watching that show, I wouldn't want to be on one of those yachts even if I could afford it.

[@RenanSCstratocaster]

That hair in banging bro! Love it!

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Thanks bro!

[@cowgirl_in_pink_pearls]

Just ran across your videos. So interesting! You are very well spoken and keep it moving right along! 😁 I hate when people draw stuff out and it gets boring and you lose interest. I have to subscribe to hear more. Never have wanted to cruise before, but always have wondered about that life! So thank you! I hope you have a job you love now. You seem like a really great guy who deserves to be treated well! You know your stuff! 🙃😎

[@Misses-Hippy]

He is an excellent presenter!

[@Canuck1000]

Very interesting as usual (even though I am no longer interested in cruising)! Looking ahead for Part II.

[@asielb]

Yes... I'd be up for a part 2. It's interesting to hear the "inside scoop"

[@anonnymowse]

I used to stay ay a fancy hotel that did massages in the guest rooms but stopped for the reason in this video. The guests were asking for favors and they had nobody to help them out of the situation. In the spa they could just step out of the room into safety.

[@lillieemery]

Getting drunk…I dunno…I have had crew members tell me that crew gets wasted nearly every night. Esp kitchen staff. In the crew bars. I even gave him my hang over cure breakfast. He told me it was a huge hit with his so-workers

[@lanidavis8925]

When I worked in restaurants years ago, cooks on land tended to drink.

[@dexterjones5497]

You're always on time with great updates on what the cruise ships are doing.

[@JacqulineSmith-u3v]

I enjoy watching your videos they give a wonderful view of the cruise ships it’s like being there.😊😊😊😊

[@arokh72]

So the BAC limit at sea is the same as on land here in Australia :) Here in Australia the BAC limit, when driving, is 0.05, so all good here haha.

[@yoyosworld2773]

I will be going on my fourth cruise trip in May and I always want to learn about how the crew gets treated. Just discovered you today and it was an immediate subscribe!

[@TooLooze]

It was a great episode. I've never been on a cruise and have no desire to, but your channel is still interesting.

[@rabbitss11]

Some workers on cruise ships have ended up being mysteriously bumped off and dumped over the side, sadly this is also something that happens because the jurisdiction depends on where the ship is registered (Panama, for example) as opposed to wherever you might come from which is a truly scary prospect - really, unpopular cruise ship workers can end up never being seen again and not too many questions asked

[@annembula987]

Well this is scary, can't imagine been dumped in the middle of nowhere

[@thestigglet]

Not limited to cruise ships, other ships at sea occasionally have workers dissapear "at port" and never seen again. They went over the rail.

[@yt_energy]

They knew the risks

[@rabbitss11]

@@yt_energy I'm not sure they did

[@yt_energy]

@@rabbitss11 thanks for the reply. You mentioned that crew cannot sleep with guests. I was wondering if those Jo work on the ship but are not directly employed by NCL are allowed to. For example, the Park West art auction employees, can they date guests? Thank you, I really appreciate all of your videos.

[@tearose3763]

Awesome, I enjoyed your experience ❤

[@sureshpalyekar9454]

Everything you said is 100% correct. Well explained. Thanks Bro

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Thank you!

[@PatrickPaul1203]

6:14 it’s easy enough for a passenger to bring in stuff and use it, I’m sure an employee can figure it out too.

[@jamespn]

Don’t miss work, don’t get drunk and be on time when the ship leaves port. Kind of like having discipline and self respect.

[@bmills9821]

Yes please part 2 and even a part 3 really enjoy you sharing your past stories.

[@JSHIPLIFE]

I have a lot more coming!

[@debp5983]

God bless you all in the hospitality and customer service industry. I believe in treating people they way I want to be treated.

[@emilyerojas]

The ship I worked on had an executive chef who was a RAGING alcoholic and everyone knew it smh. Very abusive work environment

[@alk3myst]

In the 90's, I was approached to be an impersonator of a celebrity on a cruise and was told there would be so many women for me. I didn't do that and later on heard all the issues from it.

[@classicsciencefictionhorro1665]

I was approached to impersonate Robert Redford. They said it would be unpaid but I could have all the women I wanted. Okay, this is a fantasy of mine....

[@raynash4117]

I love your content. You are really good at presenting the topics.

[@benjaminperez1149]

Thanks for presenting the human side of cruising. I love your channel.

[@loriethomas1968]

One cruise I went on a lot of the entertainment staff went on an excursion with us and they partied so hard they all were drunk when we got back to the ship. They got into so much trouble. Not kinky did they get back on the ship drunk there were a bunch of passengers from the ship that were total stiffs that complained because the dancers kinda started a little dance and danced with some of us. So they ended up getting in trouble for that too!

[@mandywalker3393]

I guess it depends on the excursion. I don't want a bunch of drunk people on my upcoming sting ray and dolphin tours. Call me Karen, if you like. There are plenty of excursions where the purpose is to party, of course.

[@allytrudie864]

@@mandywalker3393 yeah you are a Karen.

[@TheHiredGun187]

@19:15 I have a friend who is a licensed massage therapist, she sees clients in-home or at a hotel room. She NEVER goes alone to these appointments (that final). She has asked me to go with her a couple of times (I have a concealed carry permit) and she offers to pay me...but I can't take money from her, it would be like making your mom pay for a ride home

[@shadowrunner4526]

I was an Uber Driver in Orlando, picked up a couple from Magic Kingdom Disney World. They were Brits, working on Disney Cruise Ship that was suppose to sailaway at 6:30 p.m. From the Park to the port its about 1 1/2 hours. I got to pick up at 5:30 p.m. As soon as they get in my car and I hit the start button, I see their destination. I was like okay, so we start driving and we start talking. They start start telling me how they are crew members and went to park at this stop. I was like ok, then I ask them what time the ship was leaving they tell me time, I got quiet. When I told them there was no way we were going to make that, they started freaking out. I told them even if I drive 100 mph, the ships stop loading people way before the ship leaves. I was driving fast, got them there at 6:35 p.m. Ship was long gone, they had no money, port was deserted, they had no IDs of any kind other then their Disney bracelets and phones. Before I left, I gave them 30 dollars cash and stayed there until we found a porter, not sure what happened after that. No they didn't tip me.

[@annembula987]

That was so kind of you,did they ever get in touch to know what happened?

[@joeo7693]

Love that you left the blooper in the video and had fun with the topic. Loved the choices in pictures for visual, like Coca Cola and Captain Kate. 😉

[@JSHIPLIFE]

I figured why take it out?

[@cruisingcory5414]

I remember back in 1998 there was a very lovely Filipino Blackjack dealer that "walked" into my room. Let's just say it was very interesting. Ahhhhh my wild days. I'm married and old now, but I do have memories lol.

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Haha I love it! Cherish the beautiful times! Btw I caught your comment on Don’s video about making a mistake with the couple getting kicked off. Nice one!

[@cruisingcory5414]

@@JSHIPLIFE Jay I don't personally have anything against Don. I actually think he is a nice guy. Many times he makes me laugh with his goofy jokes. I have followed him since probably close to his beginning. I'm sure trying to come up with content to put out to the public may not be easy at times for you all. I probably couldn't do it myself. You all do a good job at what you do. I definitely think you do a very good job with your channel. Like you, I also have the same habit of saying "at the end of the day". It drives my wife crazy lol. It seems I have noticed a pattern with Don. In this case his "pattern" made him look foolish in my opinion and could make him lose some credibility. I would hate to be the people he was talking about in his video and be smeared by untruth. However I appreciate you reminding me about my comment. I really should have kept my criticism to myself and it was uncalled for. I have made several in the past on his page. I'll go back and erase them. I appreciate the nice way you brought that to my attention. Thank you all for putting out the news and doing what you do. I know you all probably don't hear "thank you" enough. I have been cruising since 1989 and cherish each cruise I have been on. I lost count of the cruises after I reached the 150 mark, long ago. I'm only 50 now but started cruising with my parents as a teen. I took my kids on many when they were little, now I'm hoping one day to be able to take grandchildren on them also (if I'm ever fortunate enough to have any). Keep up the good work, sir. Hopefully I will have the good fortune to catch up with you on a cruise one day (round of drinks on me).

[@royalmbwana]

@@cruisingcory5414 wow you must have lots of memories sir

[@Athlynne]

Interesting stuff! And don't call yourself ugly, you're cute!

[@ToddyTornado]

I have a question about getting fired. If you get fired, in the middle of the ocean, 1- do they make you stay in your cabin? 2-Do they drop you off at next port? 3-do you have to pay for your way home?

[@JSHIPLIFE]

I’m going to do a video on this but yes technically you are limited on where you can go depending on what you did but other than the mess to get food you are confined to your room. Usually you’re dropped off back at the home port unless you did something serious and in most cases the Cruise line pay your way home if you are on foreign land

[@jenniferdean8302]

A friend of mine was fired for messing with a guest and was told he couldn't leave his cabin. When they got back to the U.S. port, he was escorted to the airport up until he boarded the plane.

[@ToddyTornado]

@@jenniferdean8302 wow they take that really serious

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Yep. That’s what happens

[@chrisramoutar4047]

Show the cabin the crew lives in ,messhall bar ,and what the jobs is like .

[@scooterpp]

You really make working on a ship sound like torture. Ever work an Atlantis cruise?

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Not at all. I had too much fun during my contract.

[@conrad4667]

2:08 The only time needed is ship time.

[@markgriffin9353]

GREAT as always!!! Been there done IT!!! THX Bother take care and be safe

[@martyfinver9969]

You brought up most of the ways. It is like walking a tightrope if you do this for a period of time. I have probably seen colliques thrown off for the above.One major thing that you didn't bring up is harassment of other crew members. Most ships have special training as soon as you begin your contract

[@johnathanmcfadden8978]

🤭🤭 Sleeping with the guest..... Definitely still happens 🤣

[@JSHIPLIFE]

For a fact!💯💯💯

[@danielw.2442]

@@JSHIPLIFE Puh... thx man... for not destroying fantasies. 😉

[@JSHIPLIFE]

@@danielw.2442Haha No problem!

[@Alvincible31]

On carnival you’re allowed to bring back alcohol, either a 6 pack beer or bottle of wine. Just not liquor…

[@lorettetucker8219]

God knows the TRUTH. And if that "guess" don't change his lying ways he'll get his.... So sad.

[@montyboswell6509]

Another good job! Love your content, whatever is may be! Lois

[@JSHIPLIFE]

I love you support! Seriously thank you so much!

[@MrEyelashes]

Yes. Please do a part 2 of ways you can be fired from a Cruise Ship.

[@Anthony-knows-little]

regarding getting fired for the massage... i would always have my phone recording so that i the employee would be protected.

[@BR-lx7py]

Recording the customers will definitely get you fired. Would you want to be on camera if you were the customer?

[@Anthony-knows-little]

She got fired anyway. But if she had audio recording of the customer offering he money for a happy ending, at least then she may not have been fired. 🤷‍♂️

[@rsproductions5]

@@Anthony-knows-little In a lot of places recording audio or video without 2 party consent is a felony and can get you jail time

[@Anthony-knows-little]

Not on international waters.

[@BR-lx7py]

@@Anthony-knows-little It is a fireable offence even if not a felony.

[@steve6631]

Good quality video.

[@CruisingOnTheHighSeasAndTravel]

Would love to see a part 2 Justin

[@stephensmith6660]

Heh, YT suggested this guy to me, and I have to admit, he is entertaining. Good Vid.

[@tarence319]

I'd like to be present at one of those wild parties in the Captain's quarters!!!

[@ozzierabbit587]

So, should the Captain be invited?

[@tarencebrown4888]

@@ozzierabbit587 LMAO,..... good one my friend!!!!!

[@tracyv9897]

The lighting in this video combined with your hair on that side is giving the illusion that your left eye is shut or partly closed. 😂that’s not a slight at all because I love your videos!

[@michaelcogrove967]

We had a deckhand take a leak on the general manager's car as the most interesting way to get fired. He had a job lined up on a tanker so he was cool with it.

[@tammymunzert7434]

Yes for part 2

[@darknsunny2638]

How can they fire you for not passing a alcohol test if the cruise line threw the free alcohol crew party the night before

[@JSHIPLIFE]

That’s how they get you

[@picklerick4944]

I got fired for drinking. But I never saw anyone getting breathalyser tested, I just didn't come in to work twice in a row and they didn't like that. Half the shop/casino/beauty team would be in the ob until very late then carrying on in the mess, then annoying all the normal crew by steaming their breakfasts despite our being allowed passenger breakfast

[@nandibhebhe7470]

How much do Environmental officers earn?

[@darknsunny2638]

Curious if the guest gets in trouble for sleeping with the crew : since crew can be fired for hooking up

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Nope. Just the crew

[@PinkPaws88]

Really? Never knew this as when I went on the Brantley Gilbert cruise one of the crew members kept hitting on me and wanted me to go to the after party with him

[@JSHIPLIFE]

@@PinkPaws88 Did you go?

[@PinkPaws88]

@@JSHIPLIFE I didn’t even tho he was cute it was my first and only cruise (oct 2019) and I was already scared of being on the cruise itself but I had researched that more people go missing on cruises then on land 😂😂😂

[@CryMeARiver63]

@@PinkPaws88 your research is wrong . More people disappear on land than on cruise ships.

[@Anna-Rose-]

Subscribed, liked, and commented. I like to help out hard working youtubers like yourself. I've never been on a cruise, but I want to try it.

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Thank you! You should try it!

[@rosegarza4887]

Thank you so much I would like to see a part two this is definitely an eye-opener and I could see your point of you as a former employee and I’m really enjoying the information.💕💕

[@JSHIPLIFE]

More coming soon!😁⚓️🚢

[@tincupnickleboythe1st700]

I wonder, if one man was wealthy enough, what it would cost him to rent the whole ship, and just take a cruise, i think all of those expenses would be incalculable !!!

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

That's so sad about the girl getting fired because she wouldn't perform extra services :( some men I tell you...SMH. I'm really enjoying your channel J and am learning a lot :) I've never been on a cruise but my sister and I are interested in one, these videos really help. We're thinking for our first cruise we'll go with Disney, have you been on Disney before and if so, which ship would you recommend for first-timers?

[@marcusjohnson-el4199]

Very sharp brother!

[@EdwardTCBlake]

"Prison pocket" 'sigh' I wish I'd known about that one in Elementary school.

[@tigressbassgirl1122]

I had a guard on board Carnival Fantasy come on to me outside a night club once. Made me feel uncomfortable!

[@therondellsheridan]

I've work almost every major cruise line for over 40 years. The best I've ever seen some one get fire was Classic. and Hilarious. Young kid got drunk on shore. Made it back to the ship drunk off his ass. Security knew this, but they let it slide. But the problem was he missed his assignment that evening. He got fired the next day. They let him off at next port. Okay not a big deal. But here's the Classic part.. Two days later the ship returned to its home port - miami. That fired crew member purchased passage for the next voyage. It was hilarious. security followed him everywhere he went. The kid was cool he just wanted to say goodbye to all his friends. But finally after 3 days they escorted him off the ship. they refunded his passage. and paid his air fare home. But those 3 days were hilarious watching every one freaking out that the kid who got fired was back.

[@carolw1624]

I was on a Royal Carrabean cruise and went for a couples spa with my husband. You fill in a lot of forms and its pretty clear he was my husband. After and talking at reception about other dayspa services the girl openly flirted with my husband. I made a bit of a joke to hubby about it as we left. Well he thought it a great idea to follow up and spent a lot of missing hours with her. I left him after this and no doubt some will say she did me a favour, however, a lot of money spent on this 14 day cruise and it was spoilt by the realisation my husband was an Ahole. I complained about herbehaviour but I doubt anything was done. Karma got him, he got a very bad case of Gastro and was treated in the medical office. That stopped him from spending time with her.

[@marthashaebanyan-bady4259]

I want to hear about crew members trying to sneak animals aboard! What would even possess someone to try that, and what types of pets did they want to bring?

[@DJSockmonkeyMusic]

I bet it was monkeys.

[@gregorycasey3347]

Never been drunk and never use the snooze button. I always give myself 30 minutes to get to work no matter how close my job it. Did that in the military and normal life.

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Great habit!

[@nadiarawlins5878]

Never use snooze either ...all my years on ships that used to pass me off with cabin mates

[@OrieCipollaro]

I did a ton of inspections on cruise ships in the 90s and on a lot of ships they have signs in the back of the house when entering passenger areas and I’ll quote “ You must speak English in front of all passengers or you will be terminated immediately and dropped at the next Port” I guess it’s for safety reasons or respect of passengers?

[@garcel1251]

I was about to work for Norwegian as a sou chef there were a gang of reasons you can be fired… From you being left at your destination because you didn’t get back on your ship b4 it left to your family using your discount them doing something stupid and you get fired because of it… O and when you get fired you are responsible for securing your way home