Drugs, Sex and Death on Billionaires’ Mega Yachts | Informer

[@VICE]

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[@Creole_Lady]

Why part it out. Where's the entire show?

[@quaaludecowboy692]

Tell Ben Makuch to jump in the Harlem River. It'll be better than if the Marines get ahold of him after that garbage article he wrote.

[@GuidoLoko]

@@Creole_Lady Exactly!!!! It's prob a sneaky way to make us hunt for the other episodes and end up down another Rabbit Hole 🕳️ 🙄🙄

[@Creole_Lady]

@@GuidoLoko , you got that right! 🐇🕳️

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[@andybrown3016]

It seems that being insanely rich combined with a lack of consequences for amoral behaviour really shines a bright light on the insanity of the human ego.

[@vsnkqfo8]

I think you mean immoral. Amoral behavior is devoid of any right or wrong.

[@JimmyLovesMundo]

@@vsnkqfo8 amoral leans more to narcissists and psychopaths - to be without any moral good or bad.

[@RO-in9qe]

It's always been like that

[@andybrown3016]

@@JimmyLovesMundo yes and narcissistic /psychopathic character traits seem to be especially prevalent among billionaires.

[@w5monkey]

Plenty of homeless guys ready to shank you, money doesn't have much to do with morality.

[@IronskullGM]

It was chilling when he said "these people act like they can just get away with it"... Well... They are getting away with it.

[@ThePoehladian]

Biden approves of this message.

[@A-ROD-oe8wl]

Bush in 2001 totally agrees with this message

[@IronskullGM]

@@A-ROD-oe8wl as if anything has changed since bush in 2001... that's kinda how establishments work..

[@dontbanmebrodontbanme5403]

Ok, putting politics aside, they're only getting away with it because these people allow it. No one is putting a gun to their head and telling them to work on these yachts. My guess is they're all getting paid very, VERY well to put up with this bullshit and I'm sure the men get access to tons of sex. If they were smart, they'd save every penny, work for ten years, then retire and live the quite (edit: quiet) life in Central America.

[@IronskullGM]

@@dontbanmebrodontbanme5403 Umm.. sure thing Mr. Epstien...

[@amorphous14]

I used to be an estate manager for Billionaires in London. A lot of this is very familiar. Was fun but also mad. They are all detached from reality in varying degrees.

[@marleneg6382]

sounds wild. But in a sense, isn't that lifestyle their actual formed reality?

[@hyprocon7973]

hi, do you have an instagram or something? i would love to know more aboht estate management in general, ive been looking into the buisness. Thanks :)

[@Milk-y]

@@amorphous14 how do I pm you

[@saifalam2030]

There are less then 50 billionaire in uk. What was the name of your billionaire boss.

[@mercedescreates]

@@saifalam2030 seems like they are based in London but may have had international clients for UK assets 🤷‍♀️

[@kentadran]

This "informer" category you Vice have is really mind opening to us people to remind how cruel our world we currently lived in. Shows us how vulnerable we are and thanks to every information to make us aware and be resilient to our surroundings and the people we meet each day. I hope the people who share their stories on your "Informer" videos have their identity put to safe place.

[@danielmapulanga9894]

The world merely is...its people that make it cruel or otherwise

[@rjsnaps3093]

Things are the way they're by design by these rich elite

[@SunnyByNoon]

No this is all theater. It's not actually real. Possibly stuff like this happens but this is all just fiction

[@squeezemebabyonemoretime]

@@SunnyByNoon or they just did it in the past

[@SunnyByNoon]

@@squeezemebabyonemoretime These are actors

[@jameswebb966]

Secretive? There isn’t a single person who doesn’t know that the rich and wealthy usually have a seriously unhinged morale compass

[@marcthomas4488]

Christian extremists?

[@trillionaire78]

The irony is that most of them call themselves good hearted philanhtropists.

[@o.fortuna657]

And that’s why it’s boring! VICE should know better. Inferior journalism.

[@trixiedelight9874]

There are many more UNprivledged...(lacking moral compasses)

[@brianjc720]

Right but we don’t know the exact details of what they do now do we? Hence the secrecy.

[@houseis]

I saw my friend at a bar I hadnt seen in years. He had been working as a deckhand on a super yacht. He told me they would be up all night having parties and him and the other workers would have to wait for them to go to bed, he said he would be lying down exhausted thinking "please please just go to sleep"

[@snezanax]

but thats not shocking tbh, its part of it

[@shouryasanjeev9284]

People who paid tens ir hundreds of thousands of dollars per week to party on a boat did exactly that? The horror. P.s a similar friend of mine has aerophobia and he's a pilot.

[@Neurotv4941]

@A H do people willingly sign up for this ? Or would you have to be invited aka like a offer

[@Shannafai]

@@Neurotv4941 most people go through an agency

[@springgal265]

So the workers hv to hv sex with the boss.?

[@TheConservativeUmmi]

Money doesn’t change you , it merely makes your true character shine through. Wealth is most dangerous among the heartless.

[@sterreputs7456]

Unfortunately it's easier to get wealth if you have no consiousness

[@sokratislamprakis6431]

It does change you, because it makes you think about it, it changes your way of thinking, Stop thinking about People.

[@Jordan-ec5qj]

Money definitely corrupts people, can turn even the nicest person into a greedy corrupted human who values money over being good

[@TheConservativeUmmi]

@@Jordan-ec5qj but how do you know they weren’t truly greedy before? Penny pinching not giving in charity, lazy , selfish, are attributes of greed.

[@shanejohnson587]

Yes because your a multimillionaire that can tell us this first hand. (Awaiting Phony Reply claiming you have $$$).

[@bonniephilp7549]

I went to Europe to work on the super yachts about 15 years ago. I even did an expensive maritime course to prepare myself, however just as I was about to apply for jobs a friend of mine, who had worked in the industry, advised me against it. For some reason I just believed her and trusted her judgement. I wasn't even disappointed, but instead relieved. I still believe she saved me a lot of pain and suffering. You see, I have a pretty good moral code and a sunny disposition and I feel that working in this industry probably would have broken my spirit and worse. I'm glad things worked out the way they did.

[@khalidalali186]

You just can’t know, and you would never know. She might have stopped you from having the best time of your life, and a life-lasting career, along with the chance to travel the world over. But hey, good for you, and for your “Good Moral Code” dude. Whatever that is.

[@abeautifulcountry9353]

@@khalidalali186 Well she seems pretty ok with her decision, she may have travelled the world regardless, had amazing experiences and met her life partner by taking the path she did rather than being a round the clock slave on some spoilt rich people's boat.

[@g-man6333]

Well, not everyone will have same experience as there's a million yachts out there. There is a way you can check the boat up and understand what is for. Private, charter, party, young owners or a lovely family in pension 👌

[@TrumpOneB]

@@khalidalali186 I would have regretted doing it and coming across same situation s rather regretting doing it. To each their own what you choose to regret.

[@JJ-ze6vb]

So you are basically saying you have no experience and no idea what you’re talking about. Interesting comment…

[@HyperDangerousThing]

I once worked on a yacht because a student friend got me into it, the owner was a fashion industry billionaire and the biggest sicko ive seen in my life to this date. He always made the girls sit for a long time and smelled the seats once they stood up. The girls were laughing about it but it freaked me out every time he did it. Got out of it after the first gig never looked back

[@b-41subject57]

Yuck. I know some of them farted or have a smelly number. He still like to smell that nasty stuff 😅

[@TJ-Judge]

Thats repulsive

[@oscarthagrouch]

another reason men are the root of all evil,

[@Blood0cean]

That's it..... a billionaire smelling a seat a girl sat in...... u know bums would do the same....

[@SLambert2416]

Was his name Peter nygard?? 😂😂

[@luisaguilar651]

I once met a millionaire at a Coffee Shop and asked me if I wanted to make money all I had to do was drive, I accepted when we went outside he had a nice beautiful race car Mercedes AMG and told me to drive but the rules was that I had to drive super fast almost close to near death and he would pay me 15k dollars. I was really worried since I wasn't a fast driver but needed money to pay off my debt so I did it on the freeway almost going 170mph. He was laughing like a maniac and once I got off he paid me the 15k in cash. He asked me if I ever needed more work to show up at the coffee shop every Thursday at 7am. I no longer showed up but he started calling me out of nowhere I had to block him and even got threats afterwards. I can believe how rich people can be so sick im just happy I never did a crazy stunt like that again. Me losing my life for someone else's pleasure is not my thing I just hope no one else ever took the bait and went further.

[@SalviHippo]

Unfortunately many people would give their left nut for the opportunity you just had (myself included.) most of the people I know are either poor, homeless, drug addicts, debt ridden, suicidal, etc. I’m one of those people myself since I’m also extremely suicidal and feel I have nothing to live for except for that next sweet hit of heroin or fentanyl, otherwise the horrors of my disabling mental health, reality, poverty, and desire to kill myself hit me like train. I will become desperate and put my life in danger for less than $100 with no hesitation after a week of being sober, even with suboxone on hand so I don’t feel the worst of the physical symptoms, but after 7 days of no sleep and feeling nothing but despair, panic attacks, depression, etc. for 95% of that time I am willing to do anything for a hit. If I die trying to get that money then at least I would finally be at peace so anything is better than being sober. I would kill to be able to even do what you did once and I know many other people that would too. I’m glad you are alive tho.

[@angelmonroy9644]

@@SalviHippo take a break . Get past the lowest point and you'll rise up

[@nastyhoe2924]

@@SalviHippo I’m out of words tbh

[@KaylasMusicalDigest545]

Interesting story! It is a blessing you are still alive. 😊Your story reminds me of that one scene from Mahogany (The Diana Ross film)

[@justincavinder5504]

@@SalviHippo I hope you find a happy and healthy passion again. It really really makes a difference. It can be anything from rock climbing, to knitting sweatshirts. Just something you really enjoy and can lose yourself in. It is better on the other side. You just have to keep pushing forward and be patient. It’s one step at a time, that doesn’t feel like much progress. But when you look back alter you will see the huge change.

[@a8lg6p]

I'll take his word for it, but man, this is a pretty good low-budget format... You could get anyone to wear a mask and reveal all the horrible scandalous secrets a tabloid writer could come up with. And we didn't even get any juicy details! Just the vague implication that some super-rich people can behave pretty badly. Which I'm sure none of us ever suspected until now.

[@MetalSStar196]

The reason he didn't want to reveal too much is because, once he starts calling names, those individuals will know by his demeanor and mention who he is and dox him from that point.

[@susanmclare]

Yeah it was a bit light on new information! I know worse stories than this just from hearing them around. Sexual harassment? That’s the least of it. Women who are hired as escorts or entertainment... are quite often forced to do all kinds of awful things, or physically abused and beaten- and it’s not like they can say ‘no’ or leave- they’re in the middle of the ocean with nobody else around! Perhaps he’s just not been there when one of these women held against their will has protested too much and been ‘disposed of’ overboard. But there’s no way he hasn’t heard about it!

[@therealbfunke]

@@MetalSStar196 if hes not actually informing, then hes just bragging. You think hes a clean undercover?

[@goodvibes5646]

If they revealed anything that could possibly identify him in the smallest possible way he's be killed by a hitman in a week.

[@namrepusprime6793]

@@goodvibes5646 Under 24hrs for billionaires.

[@lorettalynndavis9695]

The thing he left out was seeing *children* on these yachts. Not just teens, but toddlers, and elementary school kids. If you have a conscience, you can't do that work for very long. You constantly go against your morals and conscience for money by knowing these things are happening but doing anything about it.

[@genesisguzman9883]

😢

[@edp3202]

They're not someone's kids? They're used sexually?

[@lorettalynndavis9695]

@@edp3202 Absolutely.

[@rohan_3128]

Yes, watch Sound of Freedom a great movie child extortion

[@lorettalynndavis9695]

@@rohan_3128 Oh yeah, I remember when that movie hit the world by storm! Never saw it but I will. Thank you my friend.

[@arroilenehtsirk132]

okay, I'm so freaking scared for the safety of these people who have come out to speak about these very controversial but important matters that have been hidden from the general public, and I would greatly appreciate it if we could give them a full-body suit to wear and slippers to hide their identity. Because they have come out at the expense of their safety wearing their own clothes and items that may aid people in identifying them and it scares me that this channel is showing us the truth at the expense of someone else's safety even if they did come to the shoot at will

[@thecashewtrader3328]

Yds

[@Nolan_Harley]

They should probably change jobs if they don't like it.

[@opulence6224]

He deserves what he gets for breaking his contract

[@MelodyKieera]

@@opulence6224 Shut up!🙄

[@raythomas5090]

@@opulence6224 people wanna hear the truth and want proof so bad and once we give them proof we either slam that person or something happens to them, society is never satisfied

[@SeazBreeze]

This is not shocking at all. It's exactly what you could expect.

[@lukemurray4950]

This is exactly what I thought. When I read the title I thought it would be worse.

[@Deenique16]

@@lukemurray4950 yep, one comment seemed like he insinuated rape happens a lot too.

[@curiouscat8624]

Exactly. I thought he was going to tell some really terrible story and f*** up story. Naaaahh this is not that shocking tbh

[@youngrenegade3510]

Frfr

[@clementchevalier1844]

What should be shocking, is that no one is shocked by this.

[@itgetsworse601]

Someone said that money doesn't change you but shows who you really are and I couldn't agree more. Ego is a very terrifying thing

[@timrulestheearth]

DJ Paul said it in "Money didn't change me"

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

It's not just about ego but about overall character and integrity of a person.

[@user-sn5uw7it5u]

Love this series - they all feel like thrillers and horror shows, but scarier cos they’re real

[@Michael-et2uj]

“Wealth had not corrupted him. What he’d chosen to do with his wealth corrupted him. First he insulated himself from ordinary human experience, and then deemed himself superior to the masses, excused himself from all constraints not only of morality but also of tradition, and subsequently felt justified in casting off his conscience as a worthless artifact of primitive and superstitious minds. He had made of himself a malignancy in the human community.” -- Dean Koontz, from his novel "The Silent Corner"

[@worldpeace3219]

Dude what are you smoking on

[@hlulanizitha9920]

Nice quote

[@kwizatzhannahrach]

Wow thank you for this

[@GooGz]

One of my favorite authors, Life Expectancy is the first of his books I read , he had me hooked after that.

[@scavbh01]

Powerful lines !!

[@EmpressKadesh]

I use to build megayachts and I thought it would be fun to work on one until I met a woman who had and she said that the people who own yachts make it intentionally degrading so that the workers are kept in their place as poor people, she said it was 24/7 on call for people who were just nasty, and that when they were stopped at port the staff weren't allowed off the boat and would be left to basically go around with a toothbrush making sure everything was spotless.

[@Neurotv4941]

Wow wtf

[@EmpressKadesh]

@@cdollar67 Just like jump off the boat and swim to a better boss in some imaginary land where bosses are fair? Don't be a dumb ass. These are extremely wealthy people who want the class divide to be felt by these employees who are living with them.

[@LolaBugzy85]

They will do that to the poor but at end of it all we will all die and leave this earth plus we are bleed red. So the only equalizer in life is death and even the mega wealthy can't escape it..

[@EmpressKadesh]

@@LolaBugzy85 Been at the point for a long time where I'd rather take that leap into the unknown that is death than deal with this bullshit the rich put us through for an entire lifetime. Only still here so that the children in my family have someone to fight for them against the abuse.

[@leax7061]

Yachts seem like perfect place for accidents lol not suggesting anything ...👀🍻

[@Layjaylagoose]

IDK why now, but I've just realized (and I might be wrong) that these masked informant are actually probably actors that just entertains the main voice that was recorded.

[@totallynotsam584]

obviously as the informants want to stay anonymous

[@alexcarolan8825]

If you're an informant and you stay anonymous you give names and ACTUALLY inform. I agree with you. Could be some vice twats under the mask because anyone can think of what he said

[@arighteousname5882]

Good observation Captain obvious 👍🏿

[@TopPremierLeagueClips]

I really hope you are right

[@seek3031]

Yeah that took me a second too... How hard would it be to identify this guy if you had some resources and motivation? In reality he's a short skinny white dude with a Russian accent

[@ShayDSoles]

“It’s like a whole other world that people don’t really know exists.” No no no, we KNOW these things exist. But money keeps people silent about WHO organizes and takes part in these things. Which is why they keep happening. And why we know they happen. Kudos to this man for giving a peak into it though cause some of these details are mind boggling. 😢

[@enemycapital]

"I don't think that billionaires are all part of some sort of pedophile ring, I think it's more of a queue." - Frankie Boyle

[@igorwasiuk7853]

At least 90% of rich people or people with power are actual bad people that's facts

[@NoName-oq8qu]

@@igorwasiuk7853 'facts' okay.

[@NoName-oq8qu]

@@igorwasiuk7853 just sounds to be some rich guy pissed you off and that somehow made up your mind

[@shouryasanjeev9284]

@@igorwasiuk7853 source: trust me bro.

[@satanshameer690]

@@NoName-oq8qu sorry Elon saar. Sorry for offending you. I ask forgiveness on his behalf

[@felixcat9318]

I worked for one such wealthy man on the basis that if he gave me his word, it would be honoured. The first time he broke it I immediately resigned, despite increasingly higher salary offers, and his best line of, okay, what's your price! He genuinely couldn't comprehend that I left on principle, after which the threats began, getting more intense when they also failed. It was amusing and pathetic in equal measure.

[@shalanathomas7751]

Hmmmmm

[@truenoae8689]

What type of work?

[@FC-eh7ll]

What was it that he promised you and failed to deliver?

[@_ADHK293A_]

Thw world needs more people like you.

[@sngo8348]

@@FC-eh7ll In short his fake

[@JustCrystal210]

Wish this was like 30 minutes long. These informer series is fascinating 💯

[@TeekayMani]

watching this encourages me to cling to my faith

[@trutheternal728]

Absolutely without our Lord Jesus Christ we would go bonkers.

[@tose5566]

Okay hitlersex5522 cling to your faith

[@TeekayMani]

@@Angela-ne9cy You can tell by their lifestyle they aren’t christians. just because you give yourself a title doesn’t mean you are what you say you are for a example a man can never be a woman even if the law supports him science and the bible do not.

[@rodmus]

where is my laughing emote when i need it

[@on-line10]

cringe tf idiotic -_-

[@doubtingthomas9612]

What a scary, disgusting world we live in. 😔

[@flakkataska8433]

The world is very beautiful and very ugly at the same time

[@Gamerboy-gl7di]

@@flakkataska8433 well out world in currently in Age of darkness so this things will happen more in future

[@darktournament]

I mean what do we expect, the more we look into the past, the worst it was So obviously, humans (the ones that leads humanity) are not about to become angels from nowhere

[@inacher4762]

the word is beautiful, it’s society that’s fucked.

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

Oh stop whining, the world is versatile, there is an ugly side to it sure, but not all of us are creeps and pervs or have to do anything with creeps and pervs.

[@ChicoAzevedo]

Imagine child abuse, killing for fun and any other thing that this guy cannot say.

[@misguidedpearls7456]

Exactly

[@originalotto7126]

Superyachts with red-rooms in international waters? Yeah, that really isn't much of a stretch.

[@simohayha6031]

T

[@friedafrances2100]

My thoughts too.. the most vile and terrifying things you can or even can't imagine is happening on such events because almost nobody of them will ever have to face responsibility for their evilness ... Epstein was just the tip of the Iceberg..

[@threat718]

@@originalotto7126 bound by no law but their money

[@MrMakavali54]

When he brought up sexual harassment towards the workers ...I immediately thought about Squid Games and how that old man with the mask made the detective (disguised as a server) go in the VIP room to make him do nasty things. There goes Art imitating Real Life again...

[@redRAID3R]

This is quite normal and known to anyone that has ever worked as as server lol. It doesn't need to be rich people doing it either.

[@MrMakavali54]

@@redRAID3R word up.

[@dwannthomas9543]

Art is based on life.

[@marsplutomoron7743]

Illuminati elites

[@katsumoto9143]

Reality is crazier than fiction

[@itsakittyting]

Gosh the voice was disguised to much I actually needed the subtitles to understand a word he's saying - powerful video!

[@welovfree]

Filthy wealth entails horrid deviance. It's hard for some of those people to know that there is something that they could enjoy that's socially or legally out of their reach. And what is still hidden is far more terrifying and scary.

[@why55555]

I feel they have lost connection to their Spirit & Creative Source. They are pathetic shells of humans. They appear to be simply puppets or tools for lower entities to create havoc through after a certain point. They are being used as slaves in this sick system that hates humanity, also. Too much power or wealth opens the door for dark energies to use anyone who makes dark choices consistently. The God referred to that rich dudes trust on our money is not the "God" most people assume he is, btw.😈🐍😎

[@kerribeth2761]

@@why55555 truth to the very core, everything is written in pain sight on the dollar bill if you know what to look for 💯

[@STARSAPPHIRE91]

ALL facts!!! 🙌

[@jumatron2060]

@@why55555 will said sister

[@jumatron2060]

This whole system is godless. I'm not saying we go back to the dark ages in Europe but why not the golden age of Spain. When we understand our reason for existence we know that we will be held accountable. Now there are heartless mf,rs but not most of us. And a system based on God should prevent their existential wealth and success. Now I'm not referring to a God system based on catholicism or evangelicals but based on Judaism or Islam. How did these 2 great religions create nations where stood based on Torah and Quran? Don't listen to our MSM when they discuss religions they're part of the problem not solution.

[@alexanderthegreat3424]

"For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?" Mark 8:36 (KJV)

[@OK-ww1mn]

lol

[@filippaoronto3880]

Yes brother amen ! Life is short , give a human the whole world he will still not see it all in one Lifetime. What comes after death is real life

[@youraverageguy5746]

@@OK-ww1mn Laugh but there will come a day and it will be too late.

[@kevinc8955]

“Don’t let the Muggles get you down.” - Ron Weasley, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, Chapter 1

[@Manwichman]

@@filippaoronto3880 real life in 54321... He's coming back quickly. In our lifetime❤️🙏🙋

[@qmoorman]

This is what happens when a human's value is reduced to pieces of paper. Morals go out the door.

[@malaikaking5550]

Wow! So well said.

[@cam89realone]

Who says human have value? There is no inherent value in anyone. We are all just microorganisms battling for resources. Nothing else.

[@psilopsychic]

@@cam89realone everything has a value, from animals, to resources, to people, to water to the air we breathe

[@abdirahmanidris290]

​@@cam89realone I disagree. Value is subjective but it exists

[@FayeLawnKrack3d]

I bet that starts in school. Test papers with perfect marks, straight As, honor rolls; the notion that these determine our future is all beaten into our brains. And what happens? That's when life is truly reduced to pieces of paper.

[@RussellD11]

The Earth is now ruled by complete psychopaths...

[@thegovtdoesntcareaboutyou]

fr

[@JR33d-x2h]

Money don't change people, it just shows who they really are

[@misguidedpearls7456]

Ty

[@hushmoney2058]

No Money don't change people, it just shows who they really are ...

[@hkcheung1217]

It changes people because less people are able to make them accountable. Get away once => get away 100 times or more. Precisely it's the authority huge $ brings can change people

[@TheAstronomyDude]

Imagine what it'll be like when these psychopaths get their own private space stations.

[@82PeRK]

You must have watched the Elysium movie

[@johnjohnson3709]

Bezos, Musk

[@pa659]

Next up in the billionaire race is colonizing dwarf planets

[@jackstraw4222]

it will be a complete meltdown....

[@charliegoldberg428]

Kinda seemed like scary movie where everything he was saying wasn’t actually that crazy or scary, but the distorted voice, mask, and music tried to trick you. This really isn’t shocking

[@dirzo5147]

Idk, the fact that people can do whatever they want with enough money is horrifying to me.

[@superslimanoniem4712]

I wouldn't call it scary, more just... People being bad, like people always are.

[@iwams1]

bruh... u must be a teenager or smthng

[@youtubeaccountserio2633]

Vice is the biggest giornalism in the world

[@GlennDavey]

This feels like Max Payne 3

[@mykeyoh1536]

i'm a surfer who once hitchhiked on a few yachts to travel and surf incredible waves. i was always treated with kindness and respect. i sailed the midnight sail and cooked and did the dishes for my boarding. it was one of the most amazing adventures of my life. in harbor one day, i was offered an interview on a super yacht. the people who worked on this particular boat were not "my cup of tea", so i turned it down. never regretted it... 😎😉✌

[@jake-ps4rh]

capping out of your ass.

[@25bloodfang]

Do you just walk up to a yacht and say "hey can I get a job?"

[@thesenate1844]

​@@25bloodfangIf you are an attractive 20yr old woman they will ask you first

[@docwillis1443]

I don’t know why he’s disguised he revealed nothing that isn’t already known about the mega wealthy yachting industry.

[@TwistedHigh]

Hard work, sun burn and occasionally drunk assholes?

[@blackmonday738]

He thinks he's the new Barbie for 2022.

[@airenesivad2975]

dramatic effect is why

[@mohammedshafiqulislam7334]

🙄he did it not to reveal his face.he may still need the jobs.if he did, the billionaires gonna kill him by assassination

[@docwillis1443]

@@mohammedshafiqulislam7334 I guess his billionaire bosses don’t pay him enough that he has to do vice interviews to make extra money

[@novascotianexplorer9154]

I was a deckhand and this wasn't the case on ALL the yachts I worked on in the USA. Very nice families owned the yachts and it was fun, exciting, and an excellent job. (pay wasn't great, but no expenses so all in your pocket).

[@Kinobambino]

Ok. I've never had food poisoning from eating a burger. Doesn't mean someone else hasn't had food poisoning from eating a burger

[@noemyemma9035]

You’re talking about families, he’s talking about billionaires with hookers, of course its not gonna be the same

[@mohitdhameja5914]

Happy for you but we all live different lives

[@montyv3909]

Thank you!

[@Tobi21089]

This talk is probably about people far more wealthy than the family you worked for by far I mean way way more the money that the family you worked for earns in a year the people he worked for probably spend it in less than a week.

[@JoshhUK]

I worked on a super yacht which was docked in Auckland NZ during the rugby World Cup . I was an male escort , I saw a lot of interesting things that you wouldn’t expect from certain people , including government officials, rugby stars , tv hosts . Cash was worth it .

[@imb1548]

can you give some details in private ? I can give my instagram.. Have a good day

[@JoshhUK]

@@imb1548 probably not , don’t need trouble in my life rn .

[@blackhawks1870]

@@JoshhUK everyone had a price lol

[@JoshhUK]

@@blackhawks1870 I mean everyone has bills to pay right lol.

[@mrshorts7167]

@@JoshhUK liar

[@adamwest1138]

I've got a number of friends that have worked on super yachts and my wife also worked on them for 5 years. The yachts he is talking about are known in the industry as 'party yachts' and they are most definitely not the norm. Everyone in the industry know which yachts are party yachts and they hire crew to suit. A lot end up burnt out and leave to go back to regular yachts. All the yachts my friends worked on had a strict no drug policy. If guests were found with it they were kicked off, it's not worth the Captain's career should the police find it- and they do check these vessels from time to time. My wife tells a story about vacuuming up a large pile of cocaine that was left on a guest's bathroom sink. The guest never said anything about it as she knew she'd just be removed from the charter.

[@movmentztv5189]

Money and drugs don't make you change, they reveal your true side!

[@iwantabiscuitplz]

Just from watching the reality show 'Below Deck' (which I imagine has much less dodgy stuff going on because it's filmed) you can see how the ultra-wealthy guests feel they can do whatever they want to the staff and demand the most insane things just for their amusement. You get a sense of the cruelty and entitlement. I imagine what it might be like if there are no cameras around. *shudder*

[@lolaWWEWWFpunk]

100%!

[@CarlosLosChapin62]

I want to say it's very psychological. Can't imagine if I some how get aboard one of them yachts, o my god the people watching would be insane. Literally.

[@DemiX7X]

I love this series so much!

[@LuTradez]

I was a deckhand and I approve this message.

[@Slurpified]

Glad this is being shed to light more to be honest. I remember hearing about a few different super yacht cases on a couple criminal mystery channels. Thought it was unique and underrated of a topic it just kind of stuck with me at the time. I did some research on more cases and this is true by all means. At anytime a person can be killed, cleaned up, and just thrown overboard. Lots of woman and men dissapearing, as well as on cruise ships in the past decade.

[@TarotRider-t2m]

They kill the staffs there?

[@jackstraw4222]

thats right,iv watched some videos on them unsolved murders on yachts as well and the cruises...it was interesting because i never knew they had weird laws that they twist to somehow prevent them from doing investigations ,unless some private investigator is brought in then it would remain unknown ....

[@patriciavandevelde5469]

In Belgium my sicilian ex mother inaw bribed my crooked lawyer Hugo jacobs

[@Slurpified]

@@patriciavandevelde5469 For what

[@angelmonroy9644]

@@TarotRider-t2m they will kill you like they just swatted an annoying house fly.

[@cynthiafain1893]

Animals slaughtered on board a plane - that is horrifying. What humane slaughter laws would be enforced on a plane? How can people be so cruel and disgusting.

[@bunsenburhan]

Loving these insights into certain industries 👌🏽

[@AdolphMarx]

I very much appreciate the incite and publicity towards a very serious issue.

[@TryandCatch]

This doesn’t just happen in wealthy circles. It happens in poor communities too. People die and no one steps up as a witness for the true story. In the end the bad guy gets away. The common denominator is drugs and bad people. What there is to learn is that you have a choice. To put yourself in these situations or stay away from them. This video did not convince me that all rich people are bad. Bad people are bad and they exist in every class.

[@TarotRider-t2m]

This is correct ✅

[@毛毛虫-r3t]

THANK YOU>>

[@pokermaster-wl8bt]

Yes but it also important to listen to his story

[@natesamadhi33]

Yes, but the difference is the way these ppl get away with these crimes. There is an important social context you're missing: people tend to get away with crimes in poor places because of the govt's neglect of those places; But billionaires tend to get away with crimes because they actively abuse their power and connections. So there's a difference in how power-dynamics are exercised here. Also, there's the fact that we're trained to look up to rich people just by virtue of them being rich, so thats why this info is necessary: we're raised to have this near-religious reverence for rich people, to the point that we're not supposed to see fault in them & to disregard any crimes they did. Seeing this info breaks that lily-white illusion and causes us to question this whole system they set up, and that questioning is dangerous to them. On the flip side, we're trained to look at poor communities as inherently criminal, so doing that doesnt shake anything up; youre doing what you were trained to do. But to question the morals of the people who set this whole system up, now thats dangerous.

[@tweaker1bms]

Whatever you need to tell yourself....

[@noonecares379]

Money doesn't change a person, it amplifies who you already are from the inside.

[@velcro-is-a-rip-off]

New season of below deck looks intense!!

[@sadiecharmaine2582]

The new season has me feeling a type of way!

[@masdyrenee1328]

I never understood why people would want to party on a yacht... maybe it's because I am antisocial or smth but I would never consider going to a party I couldn't leave whenever I wanted

[@SuperYachtCaptain]

I would like to make a review/response to this video, please can I have permission to use the content in this video?

[@fieromike1]

Yes that would be a great idea!

[@norarivkis2513]

I'd like to see that. I hope you'll grant permission.

[@150JER]

I would like to see something like this too. Please grant Super Yacht Captain permission to use the content in this video.

[@alisavas9526]

I'd love to hear from Tristan his response to this video as a veteran of the industry for decades. Please grant him permission

[@bigglesbrewery]

Would be good to see a response from a Captain!!

[@saritaxsingh]

I want to give this guy a hug . I can feel the pain. Money brings out the true character of a person. 😥🙁

[@babycakes5339]

This is truly Hell on Earth. Humanity has created a unique Hell for itself and there's nothing we can do to fix it.

[@joaquinvargas6711]

As Abraham Lincoln said it, "You want to test a Man's Character? Give him power."

[@juanmanu9652]

"Money doesn't change people....It just shows who they really are".. Khabib Nurmagomedov

[@nithulnath9331]

Didn't expect this quote to be here, but happy to see it.

[@joeuy4819]

when vice put a mask on one of his staff and interview him😂

[@trickyd499]

stfu*

[@ottohedlund9955]

Was a deckhand for a year, did not have anything like this on the yachts. More than rich kids running around with drugs.

[@helensmith8820]

Hello

[@ottohedlund9955]

@@helensmith8820 hi

[@helensmith8820]

@@ottohedlund9955 how are you doing ?

[@ottohedlund9955]

@@helensmith8820 Good thank you, what is on your mind? :)

[@helensmith8820]

I haven’t seen your massage on WhatsApp

[@PESnCc4.7153D.D]

This is how a human being evolves when is raised with money and without love

[@RealMexFoodShouldntGiveUDrrhea]

2:41 the way his body language changes when he talks about this

[@psilopsychic]

I thought the same

[@johnboy1533]

Not to take away from this gentleman’s points but I must say that not all boats are like this, some have very respectable owners who really look after their crew and provide some very good experiences and memories, extremely good health insurance, highly paid salaries and great work/holiday rotations

[@gambeano]

Obviously man. That's the case with every profession from barbershop owners to fashion designers.

[@Renwoxing13]

True, but what about when the kids take over the yacht?¿¿? Second generation rich are where the despicable nature begins‼️‼️‼️💯💯👍

[@Iliashun]

The problem even with respectable owners is that this "hobby" billionaires have is extremely unnecessary and detrimental to the environment. the amount of fuel this yachts burn is crazy

[@midoucis9274]

@@Iliashun well that's not really a problem I drive a car and someone can also argue and find it unnecessary 👀 and came one it's okay to destroy earth just that little bit

[@cvxcfv]

Yea he's not talking about normal people. He's talking about the Epstein types

[@d.a.9282]

Well this pretty much sums up the true meaning of : " All hands on deck " ....

[@josimpson7999]

Money doesn’t change people, it reveals them.

[@000perez]

"Money dosent change you. It just makes you more of what you really are"

[@jonathanxdoe]

I like when my prejudices are 100% spot on...

[@DASwitcha]

These informers need to start covering up everything a bit better

[@BigmobyD]

He was covered up 🤷🏽‍♂️??

[@topspot4834]

They're usually actors just narrating the actual story.

[@jimmyboe25]

yeah seriously how many black people with a london accent are working on super yachts of billionaires??

[@DASwitcha]

@@jimmyboe25 EXACTLY!!

[@sophiaatn5339]

@@jimmyboe25 he isn't black

[@luxkycharm8434]

The voices .... Give me chills . I try not to focus on it I try to just listen to their stories

[@dennisgordon7767]

Ive worked on a 11mil yacht when i was 22 as day worker and now 15 years later I had some regrets I didnt go through w that career. But this interview put my mind at rest. I think it is true that it ages u quickly and the sun dmg thing too. I was thinking if i made it to capt life would be set though,

[@degoek]

Being filthy rich without a morale compass can be very dangerous.

[@milagroelguerayllescas9091]

I worked on cruise ships for almost 10 years and I was trying desperately get a job on super yacht. I signed for a very well known platform on the internet to apply to jobs, but unfortunately bc some documentation I needed I never get the job. I was still thinking about it until today that I saw this interview, and it’s curious how they need ppl to work every week! Is like ppl who are not willing to take this type of sh**t get over this and quit. I am a waitress and I think I’ll be better just like this instead of going to a super yacht even when is very luxurious.

[@-live8659]

“Money doesn’t change u, it enhances who u already were”…

[@sunalwaysshinesonTVs]

I like how is able to not let on who offered him the job without indicating who's offering the job using as a sufficiently generalized characterization of, "the most notoriously corrupt people on the planet".... and these people can do whatever they want, until there's a revolution.

[@TheEvolver311]

yeah cause people are going to come together to overthrow the capitalist system right? lol

[@5sos140]

first thing that came to my head was jeffrey epstein and his circle

[@sunalwaysshinesonTVs]

@@TheEvolver311 Probably not. More likely, they will grow increasingly aware of the corruption and exploitation, further develop the idea it is they who is being exploited and the bosses who keep getting richer & more powerful as a result, become increasingly angry and hostile, then eventually go on a murderous spree of taking out which ever scapegoated group the elite decide to target for a distraction. So yes... LOL.

[@LoseControlForDeath]

@@TheEvolver311 capitalism isn't bad, it's people who are fucked up

[@TheEvolver311]

@@LoseControlForDeath capitalism doesn't exist independently of humans

[@ClaySmith]

I've always found it curious that their voice is changed. Anyone with a pitch shifter can change it back to what it most likely sounds like.

[@ashtreylil1]

Usually the people that have on these things are publicly known already it's just to add to the series trademark.

[@Solidsnake856]

Its layered, sp even of you pitch it back up it will not sound like the guys real voice

[@camlc6513]

It’s not just shifted down it’s distorted. It would still sound just as distorted at a normal pitch. They make it deep because it sounds cool. Normal pitch distorted voices sound dumb, high pitch ones sound funny.

[@benvergus1573]

All of them sound the same though, right? That would mean it's just the same voice reading scripted input like microsoft sam

[@goldiemusic8394]

As a billionaire owning several yachts, I can confirm.

[@joesmith9216]

haha, let me on one of yer boats!!!!!

[@skayazebi]

no you're not

[@aris.abdullah]

Sure, in zimbabwe dolar

[@luizeduardogomespinto5599]

as a super yacht owned by a billionaire, I can confirm it too

[@xk6038]

I could do without the dramatic music and negative transitions haha 😂

[@hothotheat3000]

This is why the dream is to be anonymously wealthy so you can stay around normal people who will keep you grounded.

[@goldsteinist]

When you are ridiculously rich other rich look at you as rival. Your money has trace. Richer you are lesser the chance you can live anonymous and in peace. Most rich who are living in peace are born into their wealth (old money). Good luck to hide when you own so much others know your name.

[@FayeLawnKrack3d]

Same. But mainly so people would leave me alone and safe in privacy because wealth can attract unscrupulous company.

[@BrooklynBeTheBoro]

This sounds incredibly similar to what I experienced as a chauffeur for the owner of the most famous sushi restaurant chain in the world.

[@NatNat-uu9cs]

Got any stories?

[@emmybammy3393]

Stories

[@jackstraw4222]

any criminal activity reports you know of maybe drug dealings ,beatdowns, things going crazy at 2am or something like that?

[@realestateinfonet9041]

Thanks for sharing the truth with us!

[@corngreaterthanwheat]

This is the scariest episode of Bravo's Below Deck yet!

[@themightyquyn]

Money doesn't change you, it just multiplies what was already there.

[@StellaAdler_]

He revealed 2% of what goes on.

[@Lioness86]

I agree

[@jm7578]

Since the rise of billionaires, our world has become much worse

[@eneveasi]

Compared to when exactly? Human history has always been riddled with horrible atrocities. There isn’t anything special either good or evil about our current day

[@jm7578]

@@eneveasi look into what the World Economic Forum wants to do to us, then get back at me

[@eneveasi]

@@jm7578 Im already aware. Im just saying it's the standard dark BS. The only real difference is the level of control that can be achieved with technology which is a major issue... But I don't see them as any worse than the worst from history. People have always dominated and hurt each other.

[@jm7578]

@@eneveasi I can resonate with your viewpoint

[@eneveasi]

@@jm7578 Definitely doesn't discount how horrible and disgusting the current day tyrants are though... there are a lot of powerful people who have been leading the world into a much worse place than it would be without them

[@Supportfreespeech]

I was a little surprised he didn’t mention human trafficking.

[@galimir]

he didnt mention a lots of course

[@VokeyDawg1]

@@galimir Well what's the point then?

[@jakeelsner2963]

Wow. While I was staying in Costa Rica, I met this dude in a cafe who is the captain of a super yacht. I thought was awesome, but it makes me wonder what kind of troubling things he’s seen that he didn’t tell me about

[@Paco1337]

I currently work close to Dubrovnik in Croatia and when I see these people with these huge ass yachts I really feel weird around them,and I heard a lot of stories about parties,drugs etc

[@depfeffel6455]

Yeah I've seen it, we crossed over Kotor Bay at Tivat on the ferry, mega yacht station. I think Montenegro made it tax free on fuel to fill up these mega yachts. Bizarre travelling through a country which is so deprived in many areas, yet has a brand new super yacht station and associated restaurant trade. Such a strange place. Cavtat was nice, konavoski dvori nearby was a lovely restaurant

[@Paco1337]

@@depfeffel6455 Yea im in Cavtat

[@valon18]

@@depfeffel6455 thats Russian meddling and corruption tentacles you are witnessing first hand

[@laurawebb7511]

I’m sorry and I know this has nothing to do with this video, BUT can we give a STANDING OVATION FOR THIS MANS PHYSIC!! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🤤🤤🤤

[@WATCHMYCLIPSZ]

I wouldn't be surprised if this was just one of the vice crew members 😂

[@ZuluBill]

Same thing I was thinking... 😄

[@ZuluBill]

Same thing I was thinking... 😄

[@ushasingh2414]

Youngsters who aspire a "luxury" life should watch this

[@TimmyTheTinman]

What’s wrong with wanting a better life for yourself? What do you want them to do work at McDonald’s for the rest of their lives?

[@FayeLawnKrack3d]

​@urbantinman8369 hear! Hear! I'd rather be a billionaire than work in McDonald's until the end of time!

[@billyrussell7542]

Money doesn't change who you are, it reveals who you are

[@debbiemoore1008]

I’m now obsessed with these videos 😱

[@spencerkiraly2633]

I have worked In yachting industry everything he said is very much true

[@starcrib]

We all know this...the sociopathic Hierarchies of extreme privilege and access has zero limitations: think of Caligula's double ancient pleasure ships on lake Nemi - Sex , Murder, Sinister- Anything . 🦖☄

[@jackj1694]

He needs to move to the merchant Navy, my job is so laid back and I only work half the year

[@HiteTricks]

I could say the same about the Navy of how he described being burnt out, and the personal space issue. I have met some MSc sailors and they seemed to enjoy their job though. They even said they had their own room with their wife even!

[@jackj1694]

@@HiteTricks I have my own cabin and toilet, work 6 weeks on 6 weeks off really can’t complain lol

[@HiteTricks]

@@jackj1694that sounds amazing man

[@shocktrapproductions6332]

How can anyone that's rich be okay with this? It just makes me uncomfortable.

[@thetruthhurts3318]

They are not perfect NOBODY is . I guess people expect them to be perfect because they are rich

[@shocktrapproductions6332]

Perfection is impossible, yes. But if you're gonna be rich, at least have standards.

[@thetruthhurts3318]

@@shocktrapproductions6332 I agree totally! It’s like the rich ones do the most wildest things

[@peacefreedom4930]

He speaks with a heavy heart and needs to plan an exit strategy. The industry is for him. It might be lucrative. But he is working against his moral values. It’s eating away at him.

[@THETRIVIALTHINGS]

Now imagine if we lived in a world where these billionaires were openly named and shamed. Whether you accept it or not, shaming keeps people in line.

[@kionamcnutt8630]

They obviously protect their own until they misbehave.

[@stocktonjoans]

aside from the seafood and death i've seen pretty much everything the guy mentioned working at Butlins holiday camp, the only difference between the vices of the rich and the poor is the location and the scale of the decadence

[@jianliu9420]

I have high respect for billionaires who are sincerely humble and decent in nature. They have full control.

[@TheJazzax]

Name one.

[@m4k1ma4]

there are none

[@kionamcnutt8630]

You can be rich and humble. It's not like you take it with you when you die. At my age, I would do some really neat things with it.