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

[@joannebowler8289]

I missed my ship in Cozumel, when I worked in 1992! Not a pleasant experience! Instant dismissal and make your own way home from where you are stranded, without a passport🥴 The alcohol thing has defiantly changed since my day, we were plastered in the bars and restaurant’s on board every night 🎉🥂

[@TraciRancier]

The crew drinking baffles me, especially for the piano bar player who was accepting shots all night long from the audience. And then she was back the next night accepting even more shots. This was on Carnival a few years ago.

[@emmib1388]

it is a safety issue -- in case of an emergency they have to know what is going on and go to their station -- the person from the piano bar is part of the entertainment and most likely does not participate in the safety program.

[@YS_Production]

Doubtful. The entertainment staff are crew same as everyone else. The fact they were accepting shots may not mean they actually drank all of them? Idk...

[@JaclynEmusic]

I feel like I know exactly who that piano player is.

[@pm1104]

Great info …….thanks ! ❤

[@johndittmer8488]

Lucy, thanks for sharing. If anyone complains about the drinking policy for the crew, I can tell you as a retired US Navy Sailor that we're not allowed alcohol unless we've been at sea for over 90 days straight. Even then, we are only given 2 beers.

[@CruisingAsCrew]

Ahh John, no way! That's so strict! Thanks for watching

[@johndittmer8488]

@@CruisingAsCrew: It's funny, I've been on Australian and Canadian Navy ships and the wardroom basically have their own bars. Sometimes, I thought that I was in the wrong Navy, LOL.

[@paulcolburn3855]

@@CruisingAsCrew Lucy thank you for sharing. I have to say, I can't BELIEVE that "prostitution" actually happens on these ships. That is just a policy right, not something that you have ever actually seen happen? I can't even imagine crew members selling their bodies for sex (to passengers or even other crew) on a ship to make money. I have sailed on 4 different lines. I will admit I was never LOOKING to buy sex from anyone (so maybe it was happening) but I have never seen it. Please tell me this is just policy NOT something you have heard has happened in practice.

[@philiprice7875]

brit merchant navy drink no prob last ship i was on (1990) was on a litre of rum a day and 4 cases of ale a week rum £1.75 to £2.5 a litre case beer £3.50 case coke£4.50

[@johndittmer8488]

@@philiprice7875: Awesome!

[@shavedwookie699]

Fist person I remember getting fired was a nurse who took 1 too many pills and he was caught streaking down the I-95. For the drinking, make friends with security first - if you have a bit of a night they can help you find your cabin. If you are an arse to security, they'll probably take you to SECO at the first opportunity.

[@arjunavi1338]

And then breathalise you🤣😂🤣

[@awmperry]

Working harbour security, we often see people arriving late. Different lines have had very different approaches; I’ve seen some wait for passengers, but they’re rare. The most common norm I’ve seen for crew is that if they call ahead that they’re delayed, it’s not a big problem - the ship just leaves their passport with the agent and they fly on to meet the boat again at the next port.but if they’re late and don’t let anyone know, the one that sticks in my memory is a boat that waited for the crew member to arrive 20 minutes after departure. They were pretty dejected walking onboard - because they knew that they’d been waited for *just* so they could get their kit packed up in preparation for leaving their job at the next port.

[@YS_Production]

Brutal. But completely understandable the cruise companies want it to be clear that being late has harsh consequences.

[@awmperry]

@YS Production Exactly. And waiting is expensive - the figure I heard a few years ago for late departure was $50,000 per fifteen minutes after scheduled departure time. I kind of hope they were quoting the price in SEK, which would be much less onerous.

[@boataxe4605]

If those rules had existed in the 60’s I wouldn’t exist! My father was a Captain (as am I) and he met my mother when she was a passenger on his boat. They were married for 35 years until his death. You never know when, where, or how you are going to meet your soulmate.

[@johnmacdonald1878]

The 60s was a long time ago, So was the 80’s Then the 90’s there was a lot of bad publicity and accusations.

[@YS_Production]

@@johnmacdonald1878 in other words, the few rotten apples spoiled the situation for everyone, as has been happening in so many areas of our lives

[@keinaanabdi6821]

Did you follow your father’s footsteps and found your partner on a cruise ship?

[@boataxe4605]

@@keinaanabdi6821 As a matter of fact yes, though it wasn’t a cruise ship, it was a tour boat. I met my beloved Mary 18 years ago aboard a boat that I was the Captain of. It was a small company and wasn’t as stringent about such things as major corporations are. And the kicker is that it was the very same boat that my parents met on,it was 3 years old when he met my mom and was about to be retired from service when I met Mary.

[@keinaanabdi6821]

@@boataxe4605 omg I am so happy to hear this lol may you live a long happy life my friend both you and Mary.

[@stephenmucia442]

Thanks Lucy! Love your videos and your British accent! You are the coolest! 🤪🤣😇😉

[@donsimon4419]

Lucy, As a former US Navy officer, I can agree wholeheartedly that missing ship's movement and theft were super big No-No's, at least when I was in. I remember my enlisted personnel always saying that they could put up with a liar, a slacker, or a perv, but they simply would not put up with a thief. A wise ship's captain harshly punished thieves. During the age of sail thieves would be made to "run the gauntlet", where each crew member could show his contempt by striking the offender with a "Thieves' Cat." I'm sure the ostracization afterwards was equally as harsh as the corporal punishment!

[@garyssimo]

Kewl......I will supply the cats! Dad, a navy sailer always said. son, a liar is also usually a thief. He was right!

[@TheRochester]

Love the strictest of the rules so on point & still want to work on a cruise ship being from a security background

[@Stompinwind]

Fyi .05 is 2 to 3 drinks in 1 hour and most people can sustainably remove 1 drink per hour so if you are drinking for 4 hours that is roughly 4 drinks averaging 1 an hour with 1 leeway if you are 6'6 and 250 like me that might go to 5 to 6 with leeway of 2

[@tyronenurse8202]

Awesome information Lucy! Thanks so much for always doing amazing content. Question, did you see KZbin vlogger the Shiplife, when he was on your ship? He didn't show seeing you and I was wondering.

[@CruisingAsCrew]

Hi. Thank you so much! I did get to catch up with J. Such a great guy! Thanks for watching.

[@gwmarketing7839]

Thank you for your time sharing!

[@LSander153]

Very interesting and straightforward video. As always, Miss Lucy tells is as it is. Bravo!

[@imsbvs]

I will be sailing on a cruise ship shortly, I understand there is a new thing passengers do, they stick pineapple badges or magnets onto their cabin doors. I won't be, but it will be interesting to see if this is true, it indicates that the cabin inhabitants are swingers - I guess a "some passengers only" activity!!

[@kelsiewilson]

Omg...omg......this so hits home on so many levels. So my dad and I cruise alot. It's our thing. No one else in our family cares for it, so it's our father daughter thing and we've been doing it for years. So anyway,..... Years ago we were on Enchantment of the Seas returning to Baltimore. We were held up for hours as the police and DEA swarmed the ship to remove a large number of crew that were part of a drug smuggling group. Was interesting to observe. Made national news. Same ship, different cruise, we smelled pot being smoked throughout a portion of the corridor close to our cabin for several days. We don't care one way or the other, not our business. But once again, we dock in Baltimore and within moments cops are swarming a cabin not far from ours. I guess security knew what was up. One cruise, my dad pointed out two young women and mentioned that they had both offered 'special personal services' in exchange for compensation to him in the casino the night before. ( now, my dad is no model or romeo, but he's sorta classically handsome and carries himself well) I thought he was mistaken, but maybe it's possible? So dad and I cruise so often that we sometimes get to know the crew members and hear about the 'soap opera' gossip that goes on below decks, and yes, it wasn't rare to hear about crew being taken out of service having been caught 'inflegro delecto' with passengers. Surprisingly, most were female crew. But we were also greatly saddened when our befriended NCL assistant hotel director was terminated due to excessive drinking. So yeah...none of this is so rare.

[@ocean.w.a.v.e.s]

the most are females because patriarchal environment! the ship is so patriarchal, male crew fuck a lot with passengers, but if they catch a woman doing it, oh my god! woman overboard!

[@Dirk_the_Daring]

The cruises with a stop in Jamaica are the worst for pot smoke. We always have a giant cloud of smoke trailing the ship after we left port there. They had a bunch of passengers detained when they got off the ship and attempted to go through customs every time.

[@deniseyoung3738]

As a passenger, I remember getting onboard fairly late one time and there were some crew members getting on board at that same time. Since they were late, they were pulled aside and really told off. I suspect none of them were ever late again!

[@SamSitar]

you should have said that you disagree with the warning.

[@philiprice7875]

nothing worse standing on dock watching ship leave you 😄was asked to join a ship 22nd dec told to be at stanlow for 6pm sail 7pm taxi was to pick me up 4pm arrived stanlow no ship sailed at 3pm asked next day if i wanted to fly out to join ship (fook yes) arrived manchester airport checked ticket ISLE OF MAN arrived at ship sailed 3 hours later back to stanlow where we laid up for 4 days skipper said if we want we could go home for xmas (pass)

[@stephanjones2254]

I'm starting my first contract on Oct 3rd and you've help me soo much. Thank you . ❤️ 😍

[@kaylaclarke4925]

So am I 🥺

[@stephanjones2254]

@@kaylaclarke4925 on which cruise?

[@kaylaclarke4925]

@@stephanjones2254 Royal Caribbean’s cruise.. Freedom of the seas… hbu?

[@ericmuchira1672]

@@stephanjones2254 , .. Steve how did you get along to get this job...give me a hint

[@ericmuchira1672]

@@kaylaclarke4925 ...kayla how did you go abt it

[@MichaelClark-v9g]

How are you hardworking woman

[@davidferguson9558]

So mutiny is not one of the ten maybe it’s eleven love your post

[@nathanixslade]

The voice of the experience.

[@bennyzinyake4774]

Hi Lucy, please can you do a video on Sommelier work, I have been hired by Celebrity Cruise as a Sommelier but I feel it's one job that doesn't get covered by most KZbinrs.

[@TheMcshawn]

Another great video Lucy.

[@StephenJHolloway]

All of this makes so much sense, especially the SA where all the other cultures. I would never have thought about that. I would like to think that that doesn't happen but I feel like it probably does quite alot 😦

[@kaylaclarke4925]

Hey Lucy, quick question. When a new crew member just join a ship for the first time will they be placed to work right away, or will they be trained for at least two weeks to a month?

[@CruisingAsCrew]

Right away babe.

[@ocean.w.a.v.e.s]

there's no time! 2 weeks to a month!!! haha they don't pay you for training you, but in disney cruise line crew have 1 week of trainings in their first contract! I think is the only one

[@kaylaclarke4925]

@@ocean.w.a.v.e.s wow lol well I guess I need to be prepared for that

[@TravelingStageManager]

You're working a normal full shift and completing safety trainings in your "off" times

[@johnmacdonald1878]

Depends on position and company policy. Once upon a time long ago you might just show up and go straight on duty. Now in some positions you will be required to go through some ship specific training or familiarizing. The time length will vary greatly dependant on position. And past experience.

[@ericburton5163]

Maybe I have a misunderstanding, but aren't drinks in crew bar relatively cheap? Why do they do that if the drinking limits are so low? I'm sure they say they don't want staff sneaking aboard alcohol but it seems like poor policy to me. Maybe raise the prices for alcohol and lower prices for internet (and water) and there will be less drunk people!

[@YS_Production]

Lol. Why not both - cheap drinks with a limit in place. The cruise lines seek to employ people with basic self control I guess.

[@stevenvater8720]

Great videos ,if I had my time again I would try my hand on a cruise ship .having done a fair few cruises as a passenger I know it's extremely hard work , but what an education.!!

[@iwankriswantoro5704]

Thanks you Lucy for your information, I November join on board

[@JDevPeabody]

Keep up the good work. Very interesting ! ! ! ! !

[@jeremyking4730]

Thank you keep shining God bless you❤😇🫂🌈🥰

[@bottlebaby]

Interesting and informative Common sense seems to trump many rules. Those who break the common sense and unwritten rules make their own bed. Thank you for making these videos.

[@kabeer978]

Lucy listen just to let u know almost everyone smokes inside their wc/toilets just before the day of cabin inspection they clean spray n make it organised..if they really wama catch smokers then they shud do a random check test.

[@ocean.w.a.v.e.s]

there's smoke detectors in bathrooms and cabins, idk how they can manage as you say

[@johnmacdonald1878]

@@ocean.w.a.v.e.s it’s quite easy you cover the smoke detector with a nitrile glove. But if you get caught you get fired. If you tamper with a detector you get fired. If somebody reports you you get fired. The deck crew do fire rounds if they smell smoke they are required to report it.

[@jalenfarley9627]

Good video🎉

[@brian14350]

Good job Lucy

[@TalklikeAPirate]

Well,no crusing for me. I thought it was like the 70's love boat TV show.

[@learnitsignitltd]

Just out of curiosity why would having eggs with a passenger get a crew member fired? Its there own body and they have a choice what they want to do with it.

[@infinitepower6780]

Because the passenger can (and have done in the past) claim it was rape, and then the cruise line gets bad publicity.

[@emmib1388]

as a representative of the cruise line, the cruise line is liable for anything that happens, or claims that happened

[@YS_Production]

🤣

[@danieldorval4115]

Between contracts if you want to cruise as a passenger do you get any discounts or other perks?

[@luckyngcamu739]

Can you have an interview with Environmental officer to give clarity on what to expect as i’ll be joining Carnival as Environmental technician but i never worked with that position pleaseee.

[@johnmacdonald1878]

Don’t worry they will train you. Just make sure they are not using a magic pipe.

[@gratefultube]

"I am not drunk. I am by nature a boisterous, clumsy person."

[@Parkhopper1985]

Hi Lucy!!

[@andrewasp6043]

Maybe I can demand when I get my contract from NCL on what ship I can work on!

[@bdogjr7779]

Awesome Lucy🌷《☆》Well done♡👍💛♡Have Fun😁🔥but not too much fun🖖😎☮

[@MrBluemanworld]

Well, if I found this British bombshell working on the same cruise as me, there definitely would have been fireworks going off. She’s gorgeous and affable.

[@karyndewit193]

What questions are okay to ask crew? Is it okay to ask about their family or country?

[@brianwhitis9390]

Lucy will you be on The Valiant Lady when it sales from Miami Oct 30?

[@travelwithdebandnick]

the 000 alcohol reading that crew have to have if tested whilst at work, makes totally no sense to me. some crew work 12-14 hour shift per day, but if they have two or three drinks after work occasionally, they are almost likely to show some form of reading the next morning. if the cruiselines want to enforce a 0 level, then they should not have a crew bar onboard, if someone got in trouble, or worse, got sacked because of that, i think its crazy. that would be the most unfair dismissal ive ever heard of :(

[@monetarnie3841]

The 0 percent policy doesn't make any sense.. Three has to be some tolerance. Let's say You have 0.0001 alcohol and You get the sack. Unfair.

[@YS_Production]

There's 0% policy for driving in my country, which has one of the highest per capita alcohol consumption globally. Yet you don't have people losing their licenses left, right and center. So of course in practice there's some (guessing) 0.005% tolerance, simply given by the detection limit of the breathalyser equipment.

[@orionspero560]

1:29 What happens if a established spouse of a crewmember is a passenger? Would you get in trouble for spending the night with your husband if he were a passenger? Add it, it looks like you answered my question at 2:17

[@slf994]

Thank you

[@uffa00001]

As an Italian, I can say quite confidently that it is entirely impossible, for an Italian ship, to fire a worker for having had sex with a passenger, if sex happened outside of normal working hours. Even if such a stipulation were present in the job contract or the job description, it would be utterly illegal.

[@mathildadupuy6]

Hey Lucy,I just applied for a job in a with Harding and you mentioned before in one of your videos you’ve worked for them or you still are. I was wondering if you could do a video explaining the process and experience. Is it normal that it takes them a while to reply back to you? How long did was the process for you? Thanks😊❤️love your videos!

[@paolag6313]

Hiii I applied for Harding too! In which step are you of the pre-boarding process?

[@cameron_0340]

It does take a while don't worry, I've just applied on tui but she's mentioned before on another video it takes a while don't stress

[@YS_Production]

Lucy has mentioned that generally the hiring process takes about half a year from you applying to boarding your ship, with several periods where there is no communication. How did it go for you?

[@Dirk_the_Daring]

Having drugs on a cruise ship is an incredibly bad idea for crew or passengers. If you don't have a valid prescription for a controlled substance and you're caught, it isn't a possession charge. You are charged for smuggling. In US ports, customs has dogs go through the luggage when it comes off. Every cruise I've been on with Jamaica as a stop has had passengers taken into custody the moment they touch their bags with a dog alert. If you pick up a little weed to smoke on ship, wash your clothing well before you get to port and get rid of what you don't consume or you're going to be held up and explaining yourself.

[@pagrant]

Number 1 also happens on non cruises , if working in a hotel , as a male I been hit on by a few female staff

[@howardjohnson2138]

Thanks

[@phillipfrankreid]

Interesting to me as a maritime historian what similarities and differences there are to, say 18th-century ships. While there was of course no numerical limit, crewmen were routinely flogged for drunkenness on duty, especially if they also "mouthed-off," as we would say--which alcohol makes far more likely! "Sexual harassment" may not have been a term they used, and we are of course talking about (presumably) all-male crews, but any unwanted sexual overture to another crewman could, potentially, get you executed (as could any discovered sexual activity). Bringing women aboard in port for sex was, though, generally ignored. Stealing was just as serious an offense as you say; it was terribly corrosive to crew morale, and would likely get you 12 lashes at least. Smoking was fine, most of the time--and these were wooden vessels covered in tar (!), but many sailors chewed tobacco rather than smoked it. Sex with passengers is not something I've run across so far. As you say, though, if it did happen, and the passenger wanted to get you in trouble for it, you (the crewman) would probably be in hot water. Merchant sailors signed up for the voyage and that's it, so if you missed the ship you just missed the wages. Navy sailors could be fined for "straggling," but were unlikely to be severely punished for missing all-aboard if they were clearly just drunk or hungover or--as often happened--in jail for rowdiness.

[@sandeepsingh-vo9kh]

Can we hav medicines like antibiotics or general medicines with us in our cabin?

[@daylightdaylight6612]

What about some female passengers who have "a side job" in prostitution during the cruise? A former crew member said that if you see a woman alone on a cruise, it is probably someone who is not just on the cruise for the holidays.

[@kbcoggin]

Listening to this video with headphones on, the LEFT channel is loud and clear, the RIGHT channel is VERY muffled. Might check your audio balances? it is very awkward.

[@bb_xnavy]

Great

[@DrakeCorey-m3n]

Okay but like what happens when you get fired? Do they kick you off the ship?

[@duncanbryson1167]

In the case of crime, are there people on board with the power of restraint if not of arrest? In other words to cuff people to prevent continuation of violent action. Also on cruise ships, is there a brig while they are being processed/ before handover to local police? Haven't been on a cruise ship yet but I've done a bit of sailing ⛵ on the west coast 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿. I started dinghy sailing on Strathclyde Loch - artificial loch in Strathclyde Park straddling North and South Lanarkshire.

[@goldsilver545]

Can a crew sleep with a crew on cruise ships?

[@arnelmonares9242]

Hello Mam what Cruise Ship are you on board?is there Filipino security guards at the Cruise Ship that you are on board I'm Philippine Army I like to work at the Cruise Ship as security if you mind to help me.

[@morontamusic6321]

lucy, i love your eyes!!!

[@MarkWeiser]

What happens if you miss because you are in the hospital or some other emergency?

[@CruisingAsCrew]

That would be completely fine.

[@smorrisby]

My best friend has a best friend who has a best friend. The story will always get out.

[@machiavellian7490]

Oooooh! Matron!

[@kelvyngonsalves8829]

Hey Lucy nobody talks about this but is the Galley Stewart department the hardest dept also have you ever know of anyone getting injure from the chemicals use in the Galley?

[@kelvyngonsalves8829]

Or is it totally safe?

[@johnmacdonald1878]

Yes, in proper use of cleaning products can be hazardous but rare in a shop. More likely in housekeeping. Only if unauthorized products used or mixed. Proper use is important, Galley is a hazardous work space, cuts burns scalding most common injury’s followed by slips trips and falls. Improper use of cleaners may be occasionally. Simple avoided, never use unmarked unlabelled cleaning products.

[@davidpierce1200]

If the ship is going down I’m gonna be like that baker on the titanic😂

[@johnalmond6646]

What is the going rate for short time?

[@garyssimo]

You couldnt pay me to get on a cruise ship. I keep myself off boats more than 80 ft long. I love the ocean but not under constant surveilance Are service animals allowed? I have 3 service kitties who would ensure no rodents on board!

[@kizzlekakes]

Service dogs yes, emotional support pet not very likely.

[@rithikchirakkal]

Hey Lucy can you tell me how is the job of electrical officer in cruise ship

[@joshuamiller2627]

That's why you get off the ship and do whatever

[@travelwithdebandnick]

hi lucy, great video :) i was just wondering where the crew actually do smoke onboard? do they have an outside area somewhere on the ship? or are they allowed to smoke in the crew bar? also, i know that crew are not allowed to mix with passengers after working hours, does that mean that they cant go to a public bar and watch someone singing or go to the theater or casino at all during the time they are employed on the ship? that the only area they can be in, when not at work, is there cabin, the crew dining room and the crew bar?

[@Dan-mb2zc]

I have played blackjack with crew members during there off time. Do I assume that’s ok. Also seen them getting food and at shows

[@YS_Production]

Depends on the rank of the crew members. Some of them are allowed pretty much everywhere. The lowest ranks pretty much nowhere.

[@Leonnelenania]

Have you been to Bermuda island.

[@albertconstant203]

How come crew can have affair with fellow crew members , but it is not allowed with Guests ? Absurd

[@randyfarnsworth7825]

Can I bring Starlink?

[@gravityhammer25]

If the sex happens off the ship will the cruise crew member still get fired? *not a crew member* but curious

[@albertconstant203]

Good question

[@lachysyoutubechannel]

he y Lucy i just found this channel so forgive me if this is a question you get a lot but what happens if you have to take prescribed medication (not illegal but necessary to you)? thanks

[@johnmacdonald1878]

Best bet is carry a copy of prescription and declare you have it.

[@emmib1388]

when you go on ship, you have a medical examination so that would come up at that time ... as long as you pass your medical, they would have it on record

[@lesliehaylow8687]

I guess there isn't a Union for Crew employees. Is the Cruise Line OK with Crew Members posting various information (good or not so good ) on Social Media? My employer would never allow employees to post any type of information on Social Media, Speak with the Media (ie radio,TV etc)

[@johnmacdonald1878]

Neither would mine, but you notice she is just talking in a room not filming round the ship. Probably the company is aware and is ok so long as she sticks within limit’s Union most are not some are it varies it also depends on department.

[@emmib1388]

they are aware of it ..she is not allowed to do a tour of her cabin and as long as she does not share confidential info, she is good

[@alexanderlapp5048]

Does the crew bar serve drinks with a low alcohol content? Two normal drinks would be enough to get someone fired depending on the person.

[@emmib1388]

the alcohol limit would be one beer for most. The content would be the same for any other bar

[@alexanderlapp5048]

@@emmib1388, There is low alcohol beer available or there used to be. It might be discontinued due to lack of popularity. There are also low alcohol liquors (at least in Ohio). I was just wondering if the crew bar would have the low alcohol options available as to have repeat business. If the crew members get fired, they won't be back. Emmi B, have you worked on a cruise ship?

[@haisamaga7661]

Hey Can housekeeping department have cross training in Security department of a person is having experience in Airlines Security?

[@CruisingAsCrew]

Yes they can.

[@HarshSharma-mm1lj]

What is the vacation period after your contract gets over

[@emmib1388]

you take as much time as you want (you don't get paid) and then if eligible, you can sign on for a separate, new contract

[@SuperGoatTV]

Not having sex with passengers kind of makes sense but what about making friends with passengers and hanging out with them while at a Port of Call for example?

[@KellySpore]

My understanding is it’s a no fraternization policy, which obviously includes sex. This is true in most hospitality occupations with varying levels of enforcement. Ships are closed communities for period of cruise, so it’s a bigger deal when those relationships go south. It’s not just sex but sexual harassment that is the concern.

[@melaninandaura9713]

A warning for stealing? Wow. There must be circumstances I can’t even fathom right now where stealing something isnt “that bad”. Cuz a WARNING for stealing seems really lenient. Lol.

[@Daoistify]

People like good food, sex, drinking, dancing, sitting In the sun and going on cruises. What else is new😂😂😂

[@dubaiteluguhotelier1298]

Hi..Lucy How do you transfer your earnings to home?

[@emmib1388]

you have your money put in your bank account

[@richardc488]

OMG Lucy

[@stevenvater8720]

Lucy ,what jobs did you do on board??

[@emmib1388]

she works in the shops

[@YS_Production]

Before that she worked in the spa

[@sailorspills3025]

Having a jealous manager .. number one reason you can get fired 😂

[@CruisingAsCrew]

Absolutely!

[@wpatrickw2012]

Do the people who engage in prostitution usually focus their services on the passengers or other crew members?

[@johncooper5293]

Quite a few channels end too quickly to actually leave a like or subscribe especially watching on a TV. Good to leave 5 to 10 seconds at the end of talking. You should get fired if ignore warnings about being smelly, leaving the toilet door open and spitting on the floor!

[@edkwon]

Since you bring up prostitution, if a passenger chooses to make money on a cruise, exchange sex for $$$ while on international waters, is it even illegal for either party or any legal recourse what so ever?

[@foxquetzal420]

Depends entirely what country the ship is registered to: The laws of that country govern the ship in international waters and in domestic waters but there you are also governed by the laws of the country you are visiting or even sailing past. So you could be on a Dutch registered ship where its legal, but sailing in and around the US where it isn't = busted.

[@johnmacdonald1878]

Technically you are correct. In reality there is no international law. Most of these vessels are FOC in countries which probably don’t care as long as the fee is paid. The US jurisdictions are quite complicated. Technically the law of the county the vessel is in at the time applies for any offence. While the US may not technically have jurisdiction you may find yourself trying to argue the point to a US judge in a US court so good luck with that. Most likely the company is not going to like it and just kick you off at your expense in an inconvenient location.

[@kevinp8108]

I knew all of them except for one. I had no idea that prostitution existed onboard a cruise ship. Who knew? I guess the cruise ship company doesn't like their crew member moonlighting!

[@Dirk_the_Daring]

I have been approached a couple times by crew members and asked, in a roundabout way, if I am interested in company. The real issue with prostitution on ship is from passengers wanting a little more spending money.

[@emmib1388]

prostitution is pretty much everywhere -- the reason why it is prohibited is that it is a liability for the company

[@toddkes5890]

If the crew has time to moonlight, then obviously they aren't being worked hard enough. IIRC one of her other videos mentioned that the crew work almost 12 hour days 7 days a week. I'm surprised a member of the crew has time to prostitute. There is also the health issue to make sure the crew doesn't catch anything from or spread anything to the passenger, which could be a 'fun' legal battle that the cruise line doesn't want. Also if someone is in a passenger's room while the passenger is unconscious and something goes missing, that is potential theft liability. The only way I could see that happening is if a cruise line was able to verify that all the passengers and crew were completely STI-free, and even then the cruise line would make sure to grab a few dozen of the cheapest rooms for the crew that would be 'room girls'. The cheapest rooms would be the 4 to a room single bed size bunk beds, so the room girls have an extra incentive to go out and mingle (comfier bed). Even there would be concern about potential theft, memorizing of bank/password details, all sorts of stuff that would open up the cruise line to liability.

[@kevinp8108]

@@Dirk_the_Daring - Wow, that's crazy! I've been on nearly 20 cruises, the majority of them solo, and I have never been approached for "company"!

[@SamSitar]

to prevent a firing I will pay for would have been stolen item.

[@mtmadigan82]

How do you blow your nose with that ring?

[@peter_bazinet]

HOW did Gopher, Isaac and Doc never get fired????????

[@sew_gal7340]

That's the 70s... When it was a man's world lol

[@peter_bazinet]

@@sew_gal7340 Let's hope those days are over!!!

[@howardjohnson2138]

What about STDs?

[@emmib1388]

what about them?

[@gawainethefirst]

I love her content, but damn. A man could drown in those eyes and die happy.

[@andrewasp6043]

Hmmmmm I work on a ship and work 6 hours on and 6 hours on! It must suck being a girl working in a jewelry shop!

[@ZephaniahL]

Lucy, you look lovely here.

[@bobbys4327]

CCTV seeing you everywhere? Another good reason they can keep the cruise ship crap!