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Live on a cruise ship for $30k per year. Must commit to 3 years. Travel 130K miles.
https://www.cnn.com/travel/article/3-year-cruise-mv-gemini/index.html |
Nice this sounds like a early adopter test run of rich people living on cruise ships full time, like in the movie wall-e. But first I'd need a few things. One being Wisk Aero vtol air taxi that can take me on and off board whenever I need to be someplace else. The other being Starlink in full connectivity with smartphones, so I could remote work reliably. I wouldn't trust the wifi yet.
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3 years? I would go bonkers.
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| Does it include gratuity? |
| I could maybe handle 3 weeks, not 3 years! |
| The lack of reliable wifi and never being able to cook anything myself would probably be the worst parts |
| The norovirus lifestyle, coming to a port near you! |
There is no more norovirus on cruise ships than in hospitals, schools and nursing homes and more. |
| At first I thought they would pay me $30,000 and I was like "hmmmm, probably not." Then I see I would pay them? Lol. No. |
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You get see all 7 continents. All meals included including alcohol with dinner. Laundry included.
If I was single and could work remotely I might consider it. |
But you can leave hospitals, schools and nursing homes. |
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Wait... you have to PAY to live on a cruise ship for 30k? The cruise ship company isn't paying people to do this?!
What kind of hell-like shenanigans is this? Pay 30k to live among drunks, constant norovirus, no nature or ability to escape thousands of people? WHY?! |
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"Cabins run the gamut from 13 square feet"
The F kind of scam is this? Even prison cells are bigger. |
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I know people who live on ships all the time and get paid to do it: they’re in the Navy.
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My idea of a nightmare. Not appealing at all to me. |