How much money do you make on the cruise ship?? || SHIPLIFE! Ep-6

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[@dmitrozarickiy4289]

I used to work for Princess Cruises from 2008-2010 as an assistant waiter. My salary was $50 per month plus service charge+tips. In a month I was making $1800-2400. My waiter was waking $2400-4000. At that time $1000 was about 3 average salaries in my home country. Than 2012-2014 I used to work for Viking River Cruses in Europe as a waiter. My salary was €2000 - 2500 per month including tips. At that time about 6-8 times average monthly salary in my home country.

[@jettawayadventures1081]

that's still below the legal amount in Australia even if you work at Mcdonalds.

[@dmitrozarickiy4289]

@@jettawayadventures1081 You need to think bigger, after two years working on a cruise ship as a waiter I can save $30-40,000 and buy one bedroom apartment in my home country. And what kind of property you can buy in Australia with that money? Not even a square foot in Sydney :)))

[@jacobl5488]

I make $1000 a day, sitting on my ass doing nothing. Stay in school kids :)

[@jettawayadventures1081]

@@dmitrozarickiy4289 mate why do you think i'm moving to Brisbane at the end of the year?

[@lee5548]

@@jacobl5488 wat u do

[@MrMysticSeer]

He says room stewards make $1000 per month. I give the room steward $100 per week for my room. If they do 15 rooms and 4 weeks they could make a bunch more in tips. That is 60 rooms per steward per month. I hope they get at least $20 average per room in tips, $1200 additional each month. My wife and I cruised 40 nights last year. I have talked to a lot of cruise workers. They tell me that they do not see any extra money because of the prepaid gratuities. The cruise lines, in my opinion, collect prepaid gratuities or other gratuities and just add that to the cruise line's income. They "use that money" to pay all of the workers on the cruise. Prepaid gratuities is just another way for the cruise line to take your money. They do not collect it and then divide it up as a bonus check after every cruise or even every month. I could be wrong. That is my disclaimer.

[@ismaildoukali5090]

Welcome in whtssap [phone]

[@ElectricSoulNL]

Even tho this is a lil 2 year old video, this still lives up to everyday's reality. You make good vids bro keep it going. I gotta say you're a smart person with good knowledge and a great state of mind, which inspires me a lot

[@mariebrooks7341]

Turn the music down some it's distrating. It's a good video and very good information.

[@JSHIPLIFE]

marie brooks Will do! Sorry about that!

[@nattydreadlocks1973]

No it's not.

[@Love-Is-Kind]

The Shiplife Thank you for your consideration, young Sir. Listening to it without earbuds/noise cancellation headphones 🎧 is not too bad but when listening devices are worn to focus on what you’re saying it does become a bit distracting. Not trying to get onto you. Just giving you feedback from my personal experience. Again, thank you for your time and have an excellent experience with working on a cruise ship.

[@edwardfrench945]

@@JSHIPLIFE 😂

[@sablo5413]

@@JSHIPLIFE Hey, what about entertainment cruise host, teens staff or youth? I applied and got selected.. I am to do another interview soon.

[@timothyharrison5338]

I worked as a mechanical engineer in the navy, got out and started working on cruise ships ( basically if the motors were broke I fixed them and maintained them) I was pulling in 2,000 a week!! Did it for a couple of years!! Saved a lot of money!!

[@bibiazeez9898]

Nice.... should continue to work there....

[@mikestrohm3271]

@@RebelMystic9 I left the Navy after 22 years and went straight on cruise ships as Chief of Security, always an option for you. Ten years ago I was earning close to $40,000.

[@Tward2929]

Paul Julian what are you earning now. If your don’t mind me asking.

[@mikestrohm3271]

@@Tward2929 Left cruise ships 5 years ago, was earning $48,500 when I left.

[@SosaBaby23]

Boss ass move!

[@lilac819]

@3:20 if you wanna know how much he makes.

[@elenatorres4934]

Winner of a video, been searching for "work on cruise ships uk" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Jiyrianna Peyadelyn Plan - (do a search on google )? Ive heard some decent things about it and my m8 got cool success with it.

[@vakevic31]

The workers on a cruise ship don’t pay for their food and lodging (a place to sleep). Making a $1000 per month they don’t pay any taxes on it unless you are from the USA.🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾

[@OanhSchlesinger]

USA does not get any breaks from taxes.

[@jlawrence0181]

Many Filipinos are making under $4000 PER YEAR as teachers with a bachelors degree and under $1500 per year as a laborer. Working on a cruise ship is a great way of increasing your family's quality of life.

[@coltonhughes4925]

The Lyft jacket just killed me😂 this dude know how’s to stay cheap and pocket his bread. Should be more like him

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Exactly. I have nobody to impress but myself.. When the contract is over and I’m home the only thing I’m taking with me is the experience and bread💯 I can have a good time without spending money

[@coltonhughes4925]

THE SHIPLIFE Do you only work full-time seasonally and vacation out other half of the year or do you work somewhere else once you’re home? I was thinking about working in Alaska for 6 months as a seafood processor 16hr days and heard they make $7,000 month and take 6 months off so I’m free lol.

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Nobody works full-time on Cruise Ships. Everyone is a contractor. So I do 6 months on and 6 months off. You should apply bro. You might like it

[@silviamoranr]

@@JSHIPLIFE 6 months on and 6 months off? 😳. I did 8 to 10 months on board Carnival, and 8 to 10 weeks vacation back home in between contracts. I made $950 a month before 2011, but remember they used to pay every two weeks, so if they payed you every two sundays, and that month had 5 sundays, you would receive 1.5 salaries 🎉. I’m Peruvian, I used to cook at the Lido (asian corner, fish & chips, and my favorite the burrito bar 🥰).

[@rogereastman7447]

Never again would I work on Cruise ship,its slavery,without side jobs it's better to become a beggar,especially Royal Caribbean Cruise lines

[@JSHIPLIFE]

These cruise lines could definitely change their work structure.. It’s in desperate need!

[@DeejayPrince]

Maybe be im the only one who was focused on the cov and not in the music lol

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Thanks brotha!!!

[@royrobertson4809]

Exactly. These dumb azz goofy' s would mention the music and miss the message. People are soo lazy. The info is everywhere. Unless you're in upper management or have big time entertainment skills. You get bullshit money no privacy and work everyday. That shit ain't gonna make u financially stable. End of story!

[@RussClarkRocks]

I was a Principal Musician with Norwegian. He's spot on. I now work for MSC (when the pandemic ends) and I get paid in Euros.

[@mwalimumckenzie2433]

Kindly link me to job vacancy

[@anonymousmc7727]

Your pockets are cruising for a bruising;)

[@Official_Suave]

if their housing me and feeding & payng me $2000 USD every month or even 9 dollers and hour then I'm okay with it.

[@ronanainslie6904]

Thank you sir your admin was so impressive he really help me am just waiting for a call to start up the work??

[@SandyToes75]

I see the ship as kind of like summer camp employment. Low pay as swap for room and board while working as a counselor, cook, maintenance, or nurse. Just don’t be taken for granted. Know your worth as valued against your needs no matter where you are from or the work you are doing. Ship crew members, thank you all for everything you do to make our cruise experiences what they are. You are appreciated.

[@luciapatterson7973]

Only problem is these people are away from their families for 6 to 9 months at a time.

[@tamgrace1478]

Could you please make a video about how to apply for a job on a cruise boat? Like how you, an entertainer, applied as opposed to a spa job or a waiter. Thank you xx

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Tam Grace Honestly I was contacted on fb but typically and entertainer will audition and spa worker would go to school for training. After which they would hire them to work on the ships. I’m not sure about the waiter staff but I will do my best to find out for you!

[@TonganChef]

Entertainers and spa workers are contracted. But for regular crew you just go to their website and apply.

[@macsdaddy3383]

I think I can add a bit here to what has already been said by Mr. Scott as my wife and I cruise on the cruise line he works for. I was just on a longer sailing with them, and I was able to take one of their limited attendance "Behind The Scenes Tours" and I also attended a shipboard lecture put on by 5 company cast entertainers who talked for an hour about their jobs. So for entertainer's, they said that they are recruited by the cruise line at mostly conventions for their specific craft (e.g national dance conventions, national or local state / college band /choral festivals, dance festivals, open "cattle calls", etc.) If you are a dance student, you know about these venues. Also FYI, almost all the cast/ensemble performers on our boat all had 4 yr. college degrees in dance, music (voice), musical theater, acting, etc.--and most all were "triple threats" (Sing, Dance, Act). All were either U.S. citizens or Brits. If Variety Magazine is still printing check out their Help Wanted Ad Section or get an agent to represent you. The cruise line Mr. Scott works for recruits all year round. For the spa folks, we went to the spa a number of times and I talked to the ladies who worked on us. All got their training/licenses in their home country, and most had worked in their field in their home country before deciding to work on the cruise line. All the ones we talked to said they were doing cruise work to travel and see the world, and for the good commission/tip money it paid. Everyone we talked to said they were trying to save up money.

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Mac's Daddy Thanks!

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Mac's Daddy I did an interview with a Spa worker. She’s a good friend of mine. I have that video coming up soon!

[@johnclark1469]

Justin - thanks for giving us a good inside look into the compensation levels of the array of employees on these ships. It brings deeper appreciation for their good service that really makes it possible for us to afford a nice cruise in the first place.

[@JSHIPLIFE]

John Clark Thank you for the positivity! I’m just doing my best to help out and in inform!

[@rogerfleury9759]

I’ve been on 25+ cruises. I always get a Suite. I tip $100 a week to the Steward. They work hard keeping us happy. They will do what ever you want, up to a point of course, to keep you happy. Like bringing us sliced fruit every afternoon, and Dinner in our Suite nightly. They have been top notch every single time! Am taking a cruise next April from Japan back to Seattle stopping in Russia, and Alaska. Looking forward to the great service during our trip. Roger in Pierre South Dakota

[@daughterofsarah2793]

This is interesting. I will hopefully go on my first cruise this coming April. I watched alot of tips on preparation. I think it so interesting to see that the people that are there to serve and give their best are not robots. People are so concerned about having a good time but don't appreciate what it takes to make that good time happen.

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Mellymel Mellymel I’m excited for you!!! I’m happy to be of service and help someone’s experience be better! And you’re definitely right that! People have no patience these days because the world is moving so fast!

[@glenn8773]

The video begins at 2:16

[@harpreet4566]

Gratuities which get charged to each and every client, does that even go to the workers on top of the salary which workers get on a cruise?

[@pennyjohnson8490]

No music please

[@michellewalbey8060]

Thank you so much for this information that's why tipping The people is so important

[@JSHIPLIFE]

No problem at all! Always tip!!

[@fredfolson5355]

This is great information Mr. Scott. Thank you for taking the time to do these videos. My family and I love cruising and I always tip the crew members who contribute to making our cruise vacations special very well. We're embarking aboard the MSC Seaside in few weeks for our next voyage and the information you've provided in your videos is helping me be a better passenger.

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Thank you so much for your support! I’m happy that I was able to help in some small way! And I appreciate you taking care of the crew. They work very hard and deserve nothing but good things!

[@lindagaga72]

The music is very distracting.

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Linda Miceli Sorry about that! I will make adjustments for future videos!

[@anbuops4915]

whats the song tho?@@JSHIPLIFE

[@geared3770]

anbu ops 44 bars by logic

[@anbuops4915]

my man@@geared3770

[@Arthur-Silva]

No it's not, you're ADD.

[@niabmocha]

Ditch the music. Otherwise great!

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Dan Pike Will do! Sorry about that😅

[@pilotdrift05]

Justin Scott I like the music. I’m a music person and it’s hard for me to get that beat down. So good choice!

[@shonevans2563]

Love the vid and info love it brother . Music great to everyone has there own opinion . Would love to know where it's from or sampled . Keep doing ya thing bro bro

[@BNotoriousPAT]

I agree, I’d rather hear what you have to say and not some loop in the background

[@youzcanscrew5638]

That's that baby makin music.

[@5argetech56]

The music was dope...... I liked the laid back beat....

[@JSHIPLIFE]

5argeTech /\ Thank you!🙏🏾

[@eviem70]

Very interesting, but couldn’t continue. Music is too loud and repetitive

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Eva PM I apologize. Making adjustments for future videos

[@supermayita75]

Hi, I appreciate your honesty trying to inform the people about life in a cruise ship. Please upgrade the music since it is confusing with your message.

[@Orlandobaby1987]

Thank you for your honesty ! I am a frequent cruiser and always wondered how much the cruise workers are paid.

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Nina Thanking for viewing! Something like this should not be a secret to anyone!

[@mikefromwatchthisrocket.6930]

Kindly contact my admin for the job employment now thank you. + 1 (9 7 1) 2 4 8 -8 4 2 9

[@onedirection3510]

Good stuff! Your living space seems decent. It’s quasi mini college dorm room. Is that a typical employee room? Or, once again is it all down to what role you play on ship? Thanks.

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Yeah it’s normal unless you have roommate. I was a dancer and Principle Character And a Broadway show called After Midnight

[@dereka3341]

Thanks for this video. I've often wondered what it would be like to work and live on a cruise ship. A very interesting video, for sure! Greetings to Justin, from Kentucky!

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Thanks! Nice to meet you and thank you for the support!!!

[@julie2673]

The “background” music distracted from your message.

[@jaywells5283]

How do I go about getting a bass playing gig on a ship?! How do I contact the company or companies? And btw, thanks for being honest in your vids!

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Have you tried going on the official cruise line sites?? The always have a listing of upcoming auditions along with contact info to send videos!

[@mikefromwatchthisrocket.6930]

+ 1 (9 7 1) 2 4 8 -8 4 2 9

[@ZsaZsaRodeo]

DO U DRIVE FOR LYFT?????

[@JSHIPLIFE]

I used to yes

[@JSHIPLIFE]

In between my gigs

[@menchuc]

We just got off from our cruise ship today. That gratuity you're talking about is where the company pay the crew . If you leave extra cash like 20 dollars extra that's straight to their pocket.

[@lisaleach9179]

Do you guys get paid once a month?

[@hamstergraphics]

7:42 There's nothing finer than a steiner.... allegedly. I was a photog for 10+ years, saved enough for an 80k downpayment on a home. Work on ships young. Have fun. Save money while your room and board is free.

[@JSHIPLIFE]

That’s amazing! I seriously admire that! Congrats on your home! Glad to see someone is doing things the right way

[@bva5362]

This video is very informative and interesting! Thank you!

[@toddgilbert4923]

Good video, except for the music. Terrible music. No music.

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Todd Gilbert Got it. Making adjustments for future videos!

[@7949bp]

you are a cool and groovy dude I am an very old offshore scallop boat captain from new Bedford ma you aint nothing but the truth thank you

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Thank you! I really appreciate that! Sounds like you have an interesting life! I’ve been to Bedford!

[@darrelld9021]

Btw! Need to c ya break!

[@ZsaZsaRodeo]

$1,000 A MTH AINT SHYT.....THE HELL....AS MUCH AS WE PAY FOR A CRUISE OMGN.. CRAZY AS HELL...

[@cspriggs96]

Im loving your insight in the vids. Going on my 2nd cruise next week, and absolutely appreciate the army behind the scenes making these cruises as awesome as possible. Keep it up man, your channel needs to blow up soon.

[@JSHIPLIFE]

cspriggs96 Thank you so much for the positive support! I hope you enjoy your second cruise! Hopefully it does blow up! I guess time will tell😅

[@abdulagungwijaya6807]

The reasons why cruises gained their worker which not american, coz the company will save a lot of money. I mean, lets take a sample. If you from asia, which has low gdp, with 840$ you can living like a lil bit higher than a mid class. But when you compared to american it self, 840$, is nothing

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Exactly!!

[@thebestisyettocome4114]

Be cautious about your identity!!! Good videos, and informative. Remember KZbin goes all most everywhere. Talk about funds but never share what you have...Ever!! Also know your company watches KZbin as well. Added Question: Does your ship offer banking on board for the staff or do you do direct deposit like most working. And how do you pay your bills. Online. Best regards. Los Angeles

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Old Hollywood- NBC Mr. Hahn Thanks bro, but please understand that I’m well aware with how things work. This also isn’t my company. I’m a contractor with 2 weeks left before I’m done. As far as banking they work with another company called Brightwell. They pay you with an OceanPay card and you’re check is directly deposited to there card. From there you can send it anywhere you’d like for a small fee.

[@thebestisyettocome4114]

@@JSHIPLIFE : Interesting. The small fee is the kicker... Well good luck and if you make it out to LA, give a shout-out!! You could make it in Hollywood. Thumbs up 👍

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Old Hollywood- NBC Mr. Hahn Exactly.. It will definitely add up over time! I will keep LA in mind! I really appreciate that!

[@MaryOKC]

The walls must be really thin I can hear your neighbors cabin music - it’s loud! I’d like to just hear your voice alone. LOL! 😆 watching all your videos today … binging.

[@opercula]

..Great stuff, Justin, and well presented. Question: Lets' say my wife and I are cruising and the cruise line charges $30 per day for tips. And let's also say it's on Royal Caribbean where they let you decline paying the tip fee if you would rather tip the individual workers...like waiters, room stewards, bartenders, etc...directly in cash, namely dollars. And let's say it's a 7day cruise, or basically $210 total if you pay the proportional amount to each individual at the end of the cruise. Question #1: is it fair to say the workers generally prefer cash ? and Question #2: do the workers really value a very positive recommendation MORE than the cash ?, which is something I'm told over and over again by the workers at the end of the cruise. Thank you or taking the time to candidly discuss such a delicate subject.

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Hey! To answer your questions.. 1) Cash is ALWAYS better and prefer because it’s a guarantee that the worker has received their tip! 2) Positive recommendations are always nice but both would obviously be nicer! Hope I helped!

[@opercula]

Thank you Justin for your prompt reply. Believe it or not, your candid information is hard to come by and is greatly appreciated.

[@JSHIPLIFE]

opercula I never noticed! I’m just glad that I’m able to help everyone!

[@sailorspills3025]

In the spa I got $1000 basic plus commission, my friend was earning $4000 per month as a hairdresser and $1000 a month plus group commission in shops which is normally around €200 extra for a 2 week cruise

[@KP-vy9pt]

Could you make a video about the days when you get to explore the destinations? Is there enough time for the employees? How much time does the ship spend on each port? Just a few hours or maybe some days? I've been watching cruise videos but nobody says a lot about that. It would be interesting to have some info about it! :)

[@JSHIPLIFE]

K P That’s actually going to be my next episode! Stay tuned!

[@samthepoet107]

@KP I watched a video a while back. A lady who worked on the ship got off to do some exploring, She lost track of time and the ship left. She said she was lucky because one of the entertainers from the ship was with her. They sent a tug boat to get him to bring him to the ship, That's how she got back. She said that entertainment is very important on cruise ships. If that entertainer was not left behind with her she would have either had to find a way to meet the ship at another port or make it back home to her country which would have been a nightmare.

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Wayne Samuel Wow that’s a crazy story! She definitely got lucky! I have 2 videos coming out on Sunday. One on our destinations and how much time we have and another on getting fired! Stay tuned:)

[@samthepoet107]

@@JSHIPLIFE sounds interesting, I posted a comment at the top earlier regarding the salary two girls are making who started in mid 2017 on one of the National Geographic ships. BTW one of the girls she was only making $60 a month salary in the Philippines selling fruits. That is all the job she could find. So making over $1 grand a month it was hard to stop crying in disbelief.

[@lindielu1448]

Sorry but that music in the background was distracting. I did enjoy the info. Thank you Justin.

[@BruceInFlorida]

background music awful Justin, volume is also too high. Good vlog withstanding !! Tnx

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Linda Buffington Sorry about that! I’ll be sure to make some adjustments! Your thoughts are appreciated🙏🏾

[@prinzejamir7112]

But I acknowledged your point!

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Prinze Jamir Thank you!

[@trinitymingo5681]

wow 1000 - 1500 a month ok 30% of America make that much. some states still stuck at 8 dollars or below an hr and a lot of people only work part time. I thought this guy was gonna say they make 3 or 400 a month not 1500. Anyhow nice seeing u!

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Agreed!

[@kathewright5619]

Always enjoy how you 'lift the curtain' and let us see the other side!

[@maccathyleonty3870]

How long would you have to wait to get paid on ship? What's the pay date? Is it every week or 2 weeks.tell.me how long u have to wait to get paid?

[@mikefromwatchthisrocket.6930]

+ 1 (9 7 1) 2 4 8 -8 4 2 9 Kindly contact my admin for the job employment thank you

[@burningblue1254]

If you want to make big money on a cruise ship, be an art auction manager or work at at high end jewellery shop.

[@ShatziNJ]

How is that big money. I never see anyone buy art or high end jewelry on cruises.

[@burningblue1254]

@@ShatziNJ I have seen people buy 25k in jewelry, 30k in art. I know a manager at the Effy store that made 5k on a 10 day cruise. The art auction manager, the port shopping guide can make more than the captain.

[@menkros1]

Mute the video, just read the comments. You're welcome in advance.

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Thanks

[@BrofessorHEMann]

Justin, My family and I love cruising and we love the shows. You guys are unbelievably talented and we appreciate all of the time, energy and effort you all put into the shows all around the ships. I know a lot of the performers also have secondary jobs on the ships and that it’s not only the shows y’all put on. I know the folks on the boats get paid via gratuity collected when we pay to book the trips. I was hoping you’d share your opinion....what do you feel is a fair tip for the room steward on a 7 day cruise? How about for the bartenders per drink? How about the waiters who serve us in main dining? The folks in the spa?

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Thank you for this! Tbh 100% honestly with you. It’s hard to give an exact number. The crew will appreciate anything decent tip that you give them. As long as it’s not chump change like a dollar or two

[@tgod466]

How much money u a make from cleaning

[@flyguyflier2455]

A thousand dollars a month for a poor person who got hired onto a cruise ship is a lot of money. Especially if they came from a poor background at home, like the Philippines. And they probably don't have too many expenses on board. So they probably save up and alsosend someback to their families back home. To those families that is much needed money. American employees on ship probably get much more But that's why cruise ships hire foreigners. They can pay them less and still turn a good profit.

[@JSHIPLIFE]

fly guy flier Exactly! In general terms it looks like these working are getting the shitty end of the stick but the reality is that it’s the most money that some of them will probably make in their lives. And enough for them to support their families

[@TheThebluey]

oh dear those poor guys from other countries not too many expenses on board like what no one has expenses on board other than essentials,as most comments here don't make them unless you can be respectful of people irrelevant of where they are from !!!!

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Mark Duffey You must really be bored lol 😂

[@Landmantx]

My wife was a nurse in the Philippines and earned $250 us per month. She went to UAE and earned $1000 per month there. The cruise ship is probably better as it would include room and board and maybe even food. Many of them send most of that money home.

[@cedricanderson2609]

There is nothing wrong with that.

[@foxadams8813]

Im from Vegas and wanted to know about the server tips, are they consistant?

[@mikefromwatchthisrocket.6930]

+ 1 (9 7 1) 2 4 8 -8 4 2 9 Kindly contact my admin for the job employment thank you

[@victoriousmuscle8632]

Bruh....please be careful when you doing these videos. It seems as if you just started and you like your job. So just be careful especially since you already put the Cruise Ship Name and Line out there.

[@JSHIPLIFE]

RODRICK MYERS I appreciate your concern but I’ll be fine lol To clear things up I didn’t just start. My contract is finished Feb 3rd and then I have other contracts coming up with other companies. I am a contracted breakdancer which means my career doesn’t live and die with Norwegian. I’ll never understand why people are so afraid of corporate companies

[@tag3893]

@@JSHIPLIFE thank you for clearing things up for that person.

[@victoriousmuscle8632]

@@JSHIPLIFE Cool. Glad you got all that under control. And if I would have looked at the date of the video before I commented. I probably would not have commented. My bad. For some reason old and ancient videos are just now popping up on my recommended list. Congrats and enjoy.

[@JSHIPLIFE]

RODRICK MYERS It’s not problem at all!!! This video isn’t that old at all but seriously. I appreciate your concern!

[@JSHIPLIFE]

tag3893 I do my best!😅

[@roberthelder816]

Love your videos

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Love your support!

[@darrelld9021]

Good for you man! Love the content. Keep it rolling!

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Darrell D Thank you so much! The support is greatly appreciated!

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Darrell D Thank you so much! The support is greatly appreciated!

[@ducheau100]

I asked my stateroom steward about his wages and he said I don't make "jack shit"

[@frankdominici9185]

hey Justin i been on about 7 cruises and on each i tell you while enjoying the food and just seeing so much food i was amazed.as you explaining about just what you have to go threw i saw it on all my cruises .i know its hard work,and don't think your fellow workers make enough nor get to spend sometime in the ports the ship stops at.i give all workers total support and we do make sure the tips we leave is more that enough .

[@ConeArmy]

I have a friend who worked at taxfree on royal and got 1200$ every other week i just applied as a bartender

[@swifffjames418]

Cone Boy really?

[@philjlo7560]

Thanks for your video with the really interesting info. Considering you’re getting living quarters and all food taken care of by the ship, and free travel and medical care and steady work. That sounds pretty good for a young guy. As for the foreign workers, their pay is a lot more than what they could get at home and so they are very thankful and cheerful for the opportunity to work on the ship. It sounds like a win win for everyone.

[@thenerdcomicbookco.est.1966]

You started by saying let's get this money then you contradicted yourself by explaining why you dont like money? Wtf also you are making youtube videos to earn money just keep it real.

[@stanleynolly1841]

Hector Laureano : Exactly

[@nancyritsko5162]

Music is soooooo distracting.... it's noise really

[@101life9]

I hate these background music. Don't you know it is a competition to your voice?????

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Yeah.. Sorry about that. It was just bad editing at the time. I will be remaking this video

[@LogiQ1911]

Negative.. It's not. 👍🏾 Good music/tune with the info

[@sandydesronvil7653]

This is great information given. Personnally I do not think that you need to redo it. For all of those that were interested in the topic , we heard you very well . Do your thing ;)

[@romeo_scorpio]

I hate money too ...good point ...its the root of evil and does separate us ..people do look at you based on money ...women , men , companies , family ..money is funny ..lol im looking for a travel job ..i was with xantera went to work at Grand canyon but the wild life spook me big time ..lol so im looking for cruise ship work ,what websites you recommend looking for cruise ship work .

[@JSHIPLIFE]

J Purple Great minds think alike! Do you live in the states?? That will determine where you should apply

[@nadjajesussek4831]

How do you cope being away from your family for so long??

[@swiftkarma4436]

One of my Crews I went on last year the lady was in her first contract she had been away from her family for a year and she said that that's not the life for her. Unless is my kid I'd personally be alright with it

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Nadja Jesussek I will be making a separate video on that but in short it just takes patience and adaptability

[@adolfoarrunategui9631]

Can you talk about how much money the people that work in the shops make?

[@vivianevans1228]

What kind of salary does an RN Get compensated while working on the ship?

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Idk the exact number but from what I understand it can be slightly less than what traditional RN working at a hospital would make due to a lighter work load

[@dking3939]

I'm almost 18yrs old, about to graduate high school. I live in Washington State, about an hour an half from Seattle. Here in Washington, Seattle & Tacoma are considered large ship ports (Seattle being a little bigger) and I wasn't sure if their are any cruise ships that come in that area? I've been wanting to join or get on to a cruise ship, I haven't been able to find any cruise ship jobs in my area? If you have any tips or info let me know! Awesome video, thanks!

[@mikefromwatchthisrocket.6930]

Thanks + 1 (9 7 1) 2 4 8 -8 4 2 9 Kindly contact my admin for the job employment thank you

[@chrismclaughlin1113]

Takes a lot of work to be famous, well known, and like I mentioned having a poster. You know what to do bro. You'll get there.

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Chris McLaughlin Thank you bro!

[@usmanali-bn2uk]

Hi Scott it was nice information about Cruise ship and my question is how to get hired for medical department

[@ippswich]

Nice video, but the music in the background is annoying. I'd rather just listen to you talk.

[@JSHIPLIFE]

ippswich Sorry about that! I am making adjustments for future videos!

[@randallgonzales3869]

That ain't shit man.

[@PAWS0810-]

hum will be on NCL Barcelona March 7th to Morroco and Canary Island have been on over 70 cruises on many lines - you guys work hard weather a dancer, house keeping or food. rough life!

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Patricia Wilhelm Thank you! We get through it! Enjoy your Cruise!

[@conniecrawford5231]

Morocco

[@williamfreeman3192]

Hey Justin, can you do a video about the houskeepers on the ship on what yo expect. I have a interview with Norwegian cruiseship in a week. So what should I expect with that cruiseline?

[@JSHIPLIFE]

I wish I could be I’m currently not on the ship.. The only advice I can give you right now is to expect to work long hrs!

[@teambigv]

Do cruise lines pay for your transportation to and from the ship when go home for a break?

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Verlis Guinn It all depends on what department you’re working for and what kind of contract you have. 100% of my transportation is paid for. However I have friends that work for other departments and they have to pay their own way

[@macsdaddy3383]

In talking to a the staff on our cruise we just finished with, many of who were getting ready to go home on their 2-month break/vacation, the answer is yes.

[@arunchaudhary955]

Hi..... Justin i am aslo willing to join the cruise for the work. i have done graduate in hotel managment so can u please suggest me which dept will be the best to work ....do cruise liner have the front office dept ...how much they will pay at the starting???

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Arun Chaudhary Hey! Congrats on your graduation! So anything in hospitality or possibly guest relations could be ideal for you in my opinion! Maybe in Stateroom Steward if just needed to get your foot in the door! And yes these companies always have a front office! As far as the pay goes it’s hard to say for sure since I don’t know exactly what job you would have nor do I know what country you’re from. However if you’re from the US. Typically touring/ cruise lines go by the national average which would in 2k/month. Hope I helped!

[@Heartkina]

I'm going to my first cruise next February but I'm really nervous. Thanks for these videos!

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Heartkina Don’t be nervous! Enjoy!!! And you’re very welcome!

[@colettewiest7057]

Wow I've been listening to your new stuff didn't realize you were a break dancer and a globetrotter... you're fantastic found this interesting!

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Yep. I've definitely had an adventure of a life so far! Thank you!

[@annv6781]

I have many questions. Do you have an email or something? My questions are of a personal nature. But, very important. I feel like you would be able to help me. And thank you for all you do! Warm Regards, Ann.

[@dynamicsolution8166]

What's your question Ann? Were all family here, you trying to get on that ship girl?

[@mikefromwatchthisrocket.6930]

Kindly contact my admin now on whatsapp thank you. + 1 (9 7 1) 2 4 8 -8 4 2 9

[@amosvaughn1341]

Different ship ..different system ..my bf is sailing for over 18yrs ...16yrs with RC... And the pay dey collecting today is peanut change cause the company cut bk on the workers pay to bring out a new ship like every year dat is how the company make there profit under paying there workers it practically slavery out there on the high waters working long hours and after every cruise you can't even see ur justice ...the company's need to see these ppl as human and not animals

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Amos Vaughn It’s truly horrible how things are but unfortunately that’s the way of the world these days.

[@vakevic31]

The workers on a cruise ship don’t pay for their food and lodging (a place to sleep). Making a $1000 per month they don’t pay any taxes on it unless you are from the USA.🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾

[@ericabelcher8760]

Hey! GT!😉❤

[@yamez8785]

Who is higher in the rank a restaurant steward or assistant waiter...and how much they get pay?

[@ryanosuski1305]

assistant waiter is higher

[@yamez8785]

@@ryanosuski1305 thank for the answer. Can you explain the duties for a restaurant steward and assistant waiter

[@scottsmith6414]

Any age discrimination to work on a cruise ship?

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Yes. Unless you’ve been working for a particular cruise line or just have experience on ships in general cruise lines typically hire younger workers

[@edwardmunster7269]

Turn that damn annoying music off !!!

[@JSHIPLIFE]

I’m going to remake this video

[@bigbrother9531]

What is that noise in the back? couldn't continue.

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Big Brother sorry. Making adjustments for future videos

[@jimcole2648]

Boring 😴

[@chrismclaughlin1113]

Give it time justin give it time my friend.

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Time and Patience is the key!

[@living4himga]

Money is the root to ALL evil. Some people remain humble when they become wealthy and some do think they are better than others.

[@whereisthelove7401]

Ive heard about the slave wages people are getting paid onboard cruise ships and how they hire people from overseas this way they can avoid US labor laws especially when a ship is off shore. Thank you for your honesty and sharing your experience.

[@JSHIPLIFE]

MemyselfandI Always You’re very welcome!

[@bkmalone864]

In big chunks of the world people would kill for a shot at $1000/month expenses paid... literally. Half the world lives on $2.50 per day. $1000/month is not exploiting anyone. The main thing I would want to know is that the cruise like is being honest with the foreign workers and treating them as agreed.

[@JSHIPLIFE]

bkmalone86 I agree

[@mikeepogeeee]

bkmalone86 ... I agree about 1000/ month is a good money for most people from other countries. The thing is most staff have no days off. They work 7 days a week their whole contract.

[@bkmalone864]

@@mikeepogeeee again though, did they agree to it? When I was in Iraq the contractors there (doing the same job as me) were paid per day. If they took a day off they didn't get paid. Most of them worked 7 days a week for months on end because the money was so good. Having a 5 day work week is not the norm in the world. If I had a choice between working 7 days a week and putting my kids through school vs being s substinance farmer in the third world I would take the former. Again though, if they were told one thing, then they showed up and weren't being paid what they agreed on or had to work more, consumers should respond. Because in that situation they wouldn't be able to get out of it and go home at will.

[@ogrig3430]

Providing the average salary in Russia is about $500 per month, it's not that bad on these ships...

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Exactly! It’s not bad at all

[@ZsaZsaRodeo]

IS THAT UR ROOM....ITZ SMALL AS HELLLL

[@Tanouuuu]

he's lucky though cause talking to crew sometimes you have to share a very small room. I'd rather have my own even if it's tiny.

[@ericlloyd663]

Money is a tool, it gives you security. you should never look down on someone who has less. great video btw!

[@JSHIPLIFE]

I agree!!! Thank you!

[@katherinasto7596]

Thanks mate!! I’m going to work in a cruise ship soon and my head were messed up with the wages, as they say so much information in the interview and they also say that depends on people and the experience that you get you can increase your wages with them so it was quiet weird for me when I first listen at it.. so it was very helpful to me thanks 🙏

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Glad I was able to help!

[@gregsteele806]

Do you have to pay for room and board? $1k a month isn't bad if you don't have any expenses. You can save almost everything you make. Work a few years on a ship and you could have a nice little nest egg.

[@JSHIPLIFE]

Greg Steele Room and Board are free! So yes if you are responsible enough you could easily rack up a nice chunk of change doing a few contracts

[@mostlyamazing]

You’re handsome lol thank you for uploading these! I’ve been looking at potential cruise jobs for awhile and these have helped.

[@JSHIPLIFE]

mostlyamazing Thank you! And I appreciate you viewing my videos! I’m happy that I was able to help!