In Vietnam culture, we believe in destiny. God has planned our lives. We must go through what God has planned. Maybe that’s the way to say accepting what’ s going on at the present and looking forward to the better future. We all are feeling the same as you at some point of our lives. Think positively and enjoy life while you can.
Aye!!! That’s the goal, for some reason my “working on a cruise ship || day in Scotland” video didn’t get any action but you should check that one out! I think you’ll dig it :) cheers 谢谢你
Love this Josh. Cruise life is so hard to explain to people. I decided to step away from it for all of the reasons you talked about but I must say the transition is hard. I often wonder if one day I’ll be back. So much of it I miss, especially the sunsets. It’s a peace that you can’t explain. Anyway, love your videos and I miss you buddy! Keep them coming & may God continue to bless you and keep you safe.
It’s so good to see you comment again. I hope you are also doing well. It’s an interesting life isn’t it? I’ve told myself every time I’m on a contract it would be my last but it never ends up being the last one. You can’t really describe ship live can you? That’s why I’m going to document it until the rest of my contract. It’s just something that must be lived to truly understand. It has its highs and lows and if you do it long enough transitioning back to land is almost impossible. I’ve taken very long breaks but it’s always called me back. I definitely am at peace when I see the sunsets out here. May God Bless you as well!
Thank you so much Ana! I am so happy you enjoyed the video! I know you can relate to the experience so it’s good to have you chime in! It’s an interesting life!
Love the VLOG Josh, keep them coming. Having performed for several years on cruise ships, I can relate to the feelings you've expressed. Continued success and I look forward to more of your videos. Cheers !!
Thanks so much, Randy! Happy to have you here man, it’s a roller coaster out here isn’t it? Lol and I’ve got more videos coming so stay tuned! Your support is appreciated more than you know and wishing you the best as well!
This is interesting. We will be waiting for your vlogs on your life on the cruise ship. Life is full of surprises. We don't know what tomorrow will bring so take it a day at a time. Thanks again for visiting my motherland Vietnam. 🤞
One day at a time brother, Mike! I appreciate your support and actually my very first time to Vietnam was working on a cruise ship. If it wasn’t for my job I never would’ve fell in love with your motherland!
Can't wait to see more of your posts! I am 55 and just started a sustainable travel advisor company! My life has taken me all over the United States and gratefully the world with travel, and I hope you find joy in whatever you do after this adventure!
Congratulations, that’s amazing to hear. I wish you all the best with this new venture and I’m sure you will knock it out of the park! There’s something special about the spirit of a traveler and I’m glad that you’ve gotten to see everything that you’ve gotten to see. I hope you keep ticking the destinations off! Thank you so much for your kind words!
Thanks for sharing just went on our second cruise and loved it so cool thank you for sharing your working experience on a cruise I was always wondering how it really is Anyway thank you again for sharing God bless
Hey my pleasure! God Bless you as well my friend! I’m so happy you enjoyed your cruise and had a good time. I am going to be posting a lot more experience. Thank you for tagging along!
What’s a cool experience!I like the way that you're talking about your life experience and working on cruise ship.that’s amazing!thanks for sharing a nice vlog and your video was great.Keep going Josh.I am looking forward to see the next video!😊
Thank you so much for your kind words, I’m so glad you like the video. It’s definitely an interesting experience and one that I feel good about sharing with the world as I know a lot of people are curious about this lifestyle. I will have a new video up in a few days!
I think it’s important to explain how different being a guest entertainer is versus the more “normal” ship jobs. As a former waiter turned golf pro/shore excursion turned deck officer, I can honestly say I NEVER feel lonely. In fact, I have to make sure I prioritize taking time for myself when able.
That’s great to hear Chris, I can’t really speak for your position or anyone else’s so maybe you should make a video yourself and talk about it :) I used to be crew/showband on Carnival so it was still an entertainer position but crew based so I was definitely more involved but being a guest entertainer is different. We have totally different roles and jobs but I’m sure from where you’re constantly engaged with people you’re never lonely! Hope all is well!
I enjoy watching your videos. I had a dream once to work on a cruise ship. I found out that my family was so much more important than my desires. I wish you the best on your journey….remember, life is short.
Hey Doug, Your comment really hit home as I’m at home spending time with my family right now. The older I’ve gotten the more I realize how important my family is and how fast the years fly by. I have unfortunately missed a lot of really important moments and holidays due to my sacrifices but have also made memories and stories that could be in a book. Nothing in life comes without its ups and downs and sacrifices though does it? Once again, I appreciate this comment. Makes me think a bit deeper. Wishing you the best as well, Doug ❤️
Josh: Thanks for taking the time to share your life with all of us. I am also a solo cruiser (most of the time) I've cruised many times on different lines including HAL. I'm Elite on Princess and for now seem to be cruising more on NCL. I will say that Carnival has never been on my list of cruise lines to sail on. I do a lot of research especially when taking a new ship but the reviews I get from Cruise Critic regarding Carnival are never favorable. The price point is very inexpensive but the average cruiser seem to be "cheap" as well. All the fights and all the children drive me to a more relaxed cruise experience. HAL has been my second most cruised company I love them and will be coming back soon for a Hawaii cruise from San Diego. My next trip is on the NCL Epic. Something very new and reviews were mixed at best but NCL has not done me wrong yet so as they say: "Columbus took a chance". Stay well and I will keep an eye out for the next chapter of your adventure.
Hey Ben, Thanks for your comment! Carnival definitely has a different crowd. It’s more party eccentric for sure which is why they’re labeled the “fun ship.” I also enjoy sailing with HAL more than Carnival but I will say working as crew for Carnival is more fun than HAL, it’s just the perks aren’t as good. Better crew life in my opinion. With that being said, I have seen some wild things on Carnival lol. It’s funny to me that carnival corporation also owns a Holland America and Princess so they are all under the same umbrella. I’m going to be posting more about this! Thanks again Ben!
Broo 6:46 i am joining MSC very soon when i was doing my STCW they were showing us vedios of the Costa Concordia, how it was swallowed by the ocean. So when you said the ship can be swallowed by the ocean i swear to God i felt that line, sometime or now since i now have my joining date i am consistently asking myself what have I signed up for, its scary.
Lmao just speaking the truth my guy! The ships look massive when in port but when you’re in the middle of the ocean it’s literally a canoe! I docked next to a Costa ship today in Norway and it was the first thing to come to my mind! I’ve never really been scared out here but to think that it has happened before is always in the back of your mind! I appreciate your comment brother and I hope you enjoy your contract on MSC!
Take your STCW training seriously! The better you can do your safety jobs, the safer you and your passengers will be. Don’t take anything safety related for granted. If you do this, you’ll be okay. Keep a positive vibe and try to brush off the challenging aspects about ship life. You’ll have a good time.
@joshbetravelin I've hit the notification button😃. Carnival cruise line, I'll be working for Harding Retailers as a sales staff. I just submitted my medicals last month I hope I get a date to board the ship soon.
Hey man nice video me and my friend plan on working on a cruise ship together would it be possible for us to live together in a cabin? it would be bunked of course.
Hey Ashton, that absolutely would be possible. Would just need to speak to the housekeeping manager and request to be together. People do it all the time! Thanks for the question! Hope all is well!
@@joshbetravelin Thank you for the info bro we are 19 (almost 20) right now we are waiting until we are 21. This takes a huge load off. We’re really excited. Thank you for the amazing content its really insightful. subbed
Hey Ashton! That's what I'm here for and I started on ships at 26 and had the absolute time of my life so at 21 y'all are going to be living IT UP....You have no idea how much fun you'll be having! Pleasure to have you here and thanks so much for the kind words! I'm here if you have any other questions! Cheers!@@AshtonShackleton
Man, you literally have one of the best, if not best jobs with best living conditions there and pay/work scale. What should people working 12-13 hour shifts every day in security, maintenance, food/beverages say...
Hey Slogirana! Thanks for the comment! So when I first started ships in 2017 with Carnival I had the EXACT same living conditions as everyone else. I lived in a closet space on B deck with another crew member for 7-8 months at a time. I made $2700 a month doing every guest safety briefing, drill, just ask etc etc that all the other crew members were doing as well as my slotted work time 6 days a week. I knew bartenders and servers that were tripling my salary out there from Serbia and other countries where they pay no tax and take home substantially more than me to a country where things cost substantially less. My living conditions were absolutely horrendous, black mold in the shower, roommate from a different department with terrible hygiene etc etc. It was definitely no walk in the park and regardless of my job and pay scale the same mental problems plague all of us out here. If you watched the full Vlog you heard me say that my conditions and everything is a lot better now than what it once was! Also, people love to knock entertainment when they complain but if we’re truly being honest, without entertainment these ships are floating hotels. The people in security, maintenance, food and beverage, housekeeping etc work longer, more grueling hours but didn’t grind for 15 years to be an adequate musician/dancer/singer/performer. I signed my contract, they signed their contract. If you watched my new vlog, you’ll see where I ask my friend who is a dishwasher from India if he likes his work and he says he loves it. Most of these people are extremely grateful for their pay and job regardless of the long hours. It allows them to send money home and take care of their families. Your points are valid now with my status on Holland but it definitely hasn’t always been that way. Every job has its ups and downs out here. Thanks again Slog! If you work on ships I hope you’re well!
@joshbetravelin I didn't mean anything bad by my comment. Don't get me wrong, just compared your situation with other's situations. You're doing well. I'm a bit younger than you, 28. I can relate with loneliness and depression part. Last 6 years I'm living in SE Asia and China, 8.000km from home teaching English. I'm a guitar player as well for over 10 years and I know exactly what you mean by time and effort needed to acquire certain skills. I got interested in cruise ship work and ended up on your channel. Even though I speak 4 languages, I find myself communicative, talented, and presentable, I was offered the lowest position (security guard) where you don't even have to speak English well. Keep your head up. You're doing well for yourself. Nowadays, it's really hard even getting work on cruises from my experience..
Also, something funny that I noticed.. All the videos and vlogs on UA-cam about working on cruises are made by singers, dancers, musicians, ppl from entertainment sector. No one else has time and energy to do that 😂
Hey Everyone, NEW VIDEO UPLOADED TODAY! Link Below! I wasn’t expecting this video to pop off like it has! It’s so cool to see it approaching 8k views in just a month or so time! I Work On A Cruise Ship || Surviving Sea Days ua-cam.com/video/tfYeqdaOt6g/v-deo.html
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. The shiplife like trucking, is for introverts. If you dont prefer being alone and being away from loved ones its gonna be tough
I bet your service on the ship benefits many people. You may be surprised how much you're making a difference in other people's lives. Regarding what, exactly is your purpose? I found out mine in the Bible. Proverbs hooked me, then I moved to the New Testament and now have read the Bible through 3 times so far, I found the why for my life and I found relieve for my feelings of not amounting too much, why the day after day hamster wheel. Just a suggestion...
Hey Chris, thank you so much for your comments my friend. I think my service benefits a lot of people on board as well and it makes me happy to know that. Sometimes we just question what’s going on out here. I’m so happy that you feel the way that you do and that you have found your purpose. Thank you for sharing. Wishing you all the best
Great vlog! I’m curious about your personal relationships - do you have a significant other onboard? Or Do you date any of the crew? Are you allowed to “mingle socially” w the passengers? Inquiring minds want to know! Lol
Hey Julie! Thank you so much! I don’t have a significant other on board, but I have been in relationships on ships and it went down in flames 🔥 I can mingle socially with the passengers no problem. I just post a new Vlog three days ago and one of the first questions I address is dating on the ship. You should watch it and let me know what you think :) thanks for the comment Julie! All the best!
Yo, I’m gonna keep it real with you right now, why are you concerned with what I show my viewers on my video? It’s a day in my life. You definitely could’ve skipped the video without the comment.
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In Vietnam culture, we believe in destiny. God has planned our lives. We must go through what God has planned. Maybe that’s the way to say accepting what’ s going on at the present and looking forward to the better future. We all are feeling the same as you at some point of our lives. Think positively and enjoy life while you can.
Thanks, Tom. Always a pleasure to learn more about Vietnamese culture! Positivity and positive thinking is paramount to happiness! Cheers 🙏
@@joshbetravelin 👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️. Take care and stay safe !
Wooow. I just love how you tell the stories. I feel it.
Aye!!! That’s the goal, for some reason my “working on a cruise ship || day in Scotland” video didn’t get any action but you should check that one out! I think you’ll dig it :) cheers 谢谢你
Love this Josh. Cruise life is so hard to explain to people. I decided to step away from it for all of the reasons you talked about but I must say the transition is hard. I often wonder if one day I’ll be back. So much of it I miss, especially the sunsets. It’s a peace that you can’t explain. Anyway, love your videos and I miss you buddy! Keep them coming & may God continue to bless you and keep you safe.
It’s so good to see you comment again. I hope you are also doing well. It’s an interesting life isn’t it? I’ve told myself every time I’m on a contract it would be my last but it never ends up being the last one. You can’t really describe ship live can you? That’s why I’m going to document it until the rest of my contract. It’s just something that must be lived to truly understand. It has its highs and lows and if you do it long enough transitioning back to land is almost impossible. I’ve taken very long breaks but it’s always called me back. I definitely am at peace when I see the sunsets out here. May God Bless you as well!
Love this Vlog, Josh!
Thank you brother! Wishing you the best!
Honestly the best cruiseship Vlog we can check on UA-cam channel. Congreats Josh. Keep doing this we’re looking forward to watch more.
Thank you so much Ana! I am so happy you enjoyed the video! I know you can relate to the experience so it’s good to have you chime in! It’s an interesting life!
This is enlightening for some of us that are about to join. Thank you so much
My pleasure! Thanks for tuning in!
Keep making the videos! Strong work!
You got it, Brad! Thanks for the support!
Love the VLOG Josh, keep them coming. Having performed for several years on cruise ships, I can relate to the feelings you've expressed. Continued success and I look forward to more of your videos. Cheers !!
Thanks so much, Randy! Happy to have you here man, it’s a roller coaster out here isn’t it? Lol and I’ve got more videos coming so stay tuned! Your support is appreciated more than you know and wishing you the best as well!
This is interesting. We will be waiting for your vlogs on your life on the cruise ship. Life is full of surprises. We don't know what tomorrow will bring so take it a day at a time. Thanks again for visiting my motherland Vietnam. 🤞
One day at a time brother, Mike! I appreciate your support and actually my very first time to Vietnam was working on a cruise ship. If it wasn’t for my job I never would’ve fell in love with your motherland!
Can't wait to see more of your posts! I am 55 and just started a sustainable travel advisor company! My life has taken me all over the United States and gratefully the world with travel, and I hope you find joy in whatever you do after this adventure!
Congratulations, that’s amazing to hear. I wish you all the best with this new venture and I’m sure you will knock it out of the park! There’s something special about the spirit of a traveler and I’m glad that you’ve gotten to see everything that you’ve gotten to see. I hope you keep ticking the destinations off! Thank you so much for your kind words!
@@joshbetravelin thanks for your support Josh! Have a fabulous week!😌
Thanks for sharing just went on our second cruise and loved it so cool thank you for sharing your working experience on a cruise I was always wondering how it really is Anyway thank you again for sharing God bless
Hey my pleasure! God Bless you as well my friend! I’m so happy you enjoyed your cruise and had a good time. I am going to be posting a lot more experience. Thank you for tagging along!
What’s a cool experience!I like the way that you're talking about your life experience and working on cruise ship.that’s amazing!thanks for sharing a nice vlog and your video was great.Keep going Josh.I am looking forward to see the next video!😊
Thank you so much for your kind words, I’m so glad you like the video. It’s definitely an interesting experience and one that I feel good about sharing with the world as I know a lot of people are curious about this lifestyle. I will have a new video up in a few days!
I think it’s important to explain how different being a guest entertainer is versus the more “normal” ship jobs. As a former waiter turned golf pro/shore excursion turned deck officer, I can honestly say I NEVER feel lonely. In fact, I have to make sure I prioritize taking time for myself when able.
That’s great to hear Chris, I can’t really speak for your position or anyone else’s so maybe you should make a video yourself and talk about it :) I used to be crew/showband on Carnival so it was still an entertainer position but crew based so I was definitely more involved but being a guest entertainer is different. We have totally different roles and jobs but I’m sure from where you’re constantly engaged with people you’re never lonely! Hope all is well!
Josh, just found your channel. It was interesting to hear you tell about your life on board the Rotterdam. She’s a great ship, thank you
Thank you, she is a great ship! I’m enjoying my time here as well. More to come my friend!
Thanks for sharing this video. I really enjoyed it.❤
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!
Muito bem produzido o vídeo e super inscrita no canal. Muito sucesso em sua vida e no seu trabalho 👏🎉
Thank you so much! 🙏🥹
I enjoy watching your videos. I had a dream once to work on a cruise ship. I found out that my family was so much more important than my desires. I wish you the best on your journey….remember, life is short.
Hey Doug,
Your comment really hit home as I’m at home spending time with my family right now. The older I’ve gotten the more I realize how important my family is and how fast the years fly by. I have unfortunately missed a lot of really important moments and holidays due to my sacrifices but have also made memories and stories that could be in a book. Nothing in life comes without its ups and downs and sacrifices though does it? Once again, I appreciate this comment. Makes me think a bit deeper. Wishing you the best as well, Doug ❤️
Appreciate your honesty and vulnerability.
My pleasure, Scott. Thanks for hanging with me man. I sign on another cruise ship in a week so I’ve got a lot of videos coming
Josh: Thanks for taking the time to share your life with all of us. I am also a solo cruiser (most of the time) I've cruised many times on different lines including HAL. I'm Elite on Princess and for now seem to be cruising more on NCL. I will say that Carnival has never been on my list of cruise lines to sail on. I do a lot of research especially when taking a new ship but the reviews I get from Cruise Critic regarding Carnival are never favorable. The price point is very inexpensive but the average cruiser seem to be "cheap" as well. All the fights and all the children drive me to a more relaxed cruise experience. HAL has been my second most cruised company I love them and will be coming back soon for a Hawaii cruise from San Diego. My next trip is on the NCL Epic. Something very new and reviews were mixed at best but NCL has not done me wrong yet so as they say: "Columbus took a chance".
Stay well and I will keep an eye out for the next chapter of your adventure.
Hey Ben,
Thanks for your comment! Carnival definitely has a different crowd. It’s more party eccentric for sure which is why they’re labeled the “fun ship.” I also enjoy sailing with HAL more than Carnival but I will say working as crew for Carnival is more fun than HAL, it’s just the perks aren’t as good. Better crew life in my opinion. With that being said, I have seen some wild things on Carnival lol. It’s funny to me that carnival corporation also owns a Holland America and Princess so they are all under the same umbrella. I’m going to be posting more about this! Thanks again Ben!
Broo 6:46 i am joining MSC very soon when i was doing my STCW they were showing us vedios of the Costa Concordia, how it was swallowed by the ocean.
So when you said the ship can be swallowed by the ocean i swear to God i felt that line, sometime or now since i now have my joining date i am consistently asking myself what have I signed up for, its scary.
Lmao just speaking the truth my guy! The ships look massive when in port but when you’re in the middle of the ocean it’s literally a canoe! I docked next to a Costa ship today in Norway and it was the first thing to come to my mind! I’ve never really been scared out here but to think that it has happened before is always in the back of your mind! I appreciate your comment brother and I hope you enjoy your contract on MSC!
Take your STCW training seriously! The better you can do your safety jobs, the safer you and your passengers will be. Don’t take anything safety related for granted. If you do this, you’ll be okay. Keep a positive vibe and try to brush off the challenging aspects about ship life. You’ll have a good time.
Yes, what Chris said! It’s important to take your training seriously as if it comes down to it, you will really need to know it!
Our life is a long journey, wherever we have been is where we need to go. I'm your new subcriber, Lizzy, from Vietnam.
Hi Lizzy, pleasure to meet you. Thank you for your comments. Is this what the Vietnamese believe?
@@joshbetravelin not only us, i think
Hey Josh ill be joining one of the ships soo. I just subscribed ❤
Hey that’s awesome! New video coming soon in a few days! What ship and when?
@joshbetravelin I've hit the notification button😃.
Carnival cruise line, I'll be working for Harding Retailers as a sales staff. I just submitted my medicals last month I hope I get a date to board the ship soon.
I worked for Carnival Cruise Line for almost 3 years :) had the time of my life! All the best! You will have a lot of fun!
@@joshbetravelin Thank you so much Josh, looking forward to your new video 😊
Hey Josh, When are you coming back to Cruising and sharing those Memories
On a ship now brother, will have a new video in a few days :) cheers!
Very Cool, oh btw and what dam ship are you on :)
New video, Bud! :)
Which jobs give you a single room? I'm curious about doing IT Support onboard.
Officers, entertainment
Good vlog
Thanks a ton, Kiwi 🥝
“It’s a temporary friendship with lasting memories 😢
Unfortunately is the truth :/
Which carnival are you on
Holland America Rotterdam
I use the same loream man exper for 4 months contract all body :D
What?
@@joshbetravelin L'Oreal expert man damn autocorrect
Hey man nice video me and my friend plan on working on a cruise ship together would it be possible for us to live together in a cabin? it would be bunked of course.
Hey Ashton, that absolutely would be possible. Would just need to speak to the housekeeping manager and request to be together. People do it all the time! Thanks for the question! Hope all is well!
@@joshbetravelin Thank you for the info bro we are 19 (almost 20) right now we are waiting until we are 21. This takes a huge load off. We’re really excited. Thank you for the amazing content its really insightful. subbed
Hey Ashton! That's what I'm here for and I started on ships at 26 and had the absolute time of my life so at 21 y'all are going to be living IT UP....You have no idea how much fun you'll be having! Pleasure to have you here and thanks so much for the kind words! I'm here if you have any other questions! Cheers!@@AshtonShackleton
Man, you literally have one of the best, if not best jobs with best living conditions there and pay/work scale. What should people working 12-13 hour shifts every day in security, maintenance, food/beverages say...
Hey Slogirana! Thanks for the comment! So when I first started ships in 2017 with Carnival I had the EXACT same living conditions as everyone else. I lived in a closet space on B deck with another crew member for 7-8 months at a time. I made $2700 a month doing every guest safety briefing, drill, just ask etc etc that all the other crew members were doing as well as my slotted work time 6 days a week. I knew bartenders and servers that were tripling my salary out there from Serbia and other countries where they pay no tax and take home substantially more than me to a country where things cost substantially less. My living conditions were absolutely horrendous, black mold in the shower, roommate from a different department with terrible hygiene etc etc. It was definitely no walk in the park and regardless of my job and pay scale the same mental problems plague all of us out here. If you watched the full Vlog you heard me say that my conditions and everything is a lot better now than what it once was! Also, people love to knock entertainment when they complain but if we’re truly being honest, without entertainment these ships are floating hotels. The people in security, maintenance, food and beverage, housekeeping etc work longer, more grueling hours but didn’t grind for 15 years to be an adequate musician/dancer/singer/performer. I signed my contract, they signed their contract. If you watched my new vlog, you’ll see where I ask my friend who is a dishwasher from India if he likes his work and he says he loves it. Most of these people are extremely grateful for their pay and job regardless of the long hours. It allows them to send money home and take care of their families. Your points are valid now with my status on Holland but it definitely hasn’t always been that way. Every job has its ups and downs out here. Thanks again Slog! If you work on ships I hope you’re well!
@joshbetravelin I didn't mean anything bad by my comment. Don't get me wrong, just compared your situation with other's situations. You're doing well. I'm a bit younger than you, 28. I can relate with loneliness and depression part. Last 6 years I'm living in SE Asia and China, 8.000km from home teaching English. I'm a guitar player as well for over 10 years and I know exactly what you mean by time and effort needed to acquire certain skills. I got interested in cruise ship work and ended up on your channel. Even though I speak 4 languages, I find myself communicative, talented, and presentable, I was offered the lowest position (security guard) where you don't even have to speak English well. Keep your head up. You're doing well for yourself. Nowadays, it's really hard even getting work on cruises from my experience..
Also, something funny that I noticed.. All the videos and vlogs on UA-cam about working on cruises are made by singers, dancers, musicians, ppl from entertainment sector. No one else has time and energy to do that 😂
@@slogiranakoala2855but what with photographers?
Since when are you allowed to eat in the same place as the passengers- what’s your position-
I’m Musical Director in my band
Hey Everyone,
NEW VIDEO UPLOADED TODAY! Link Below! I wasn’t expecting this video to pop off like it has! It’s so cool to see it approaching 8k views in just a month or so time!
I Work On A Cruise Ship || Surviving Sea Days
ua-cam.com/video/tfYeqdaOt6g/v-deo.html
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Miss you, Haysl! Wishing you the best!
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. The shiplife like trucking, is for introverts. If you dont prefer being alone and being away from loved ones its gonna be tough
Agreed man, definitely has its highs and lows. Been doing it for a while and you’re so right!
I bet your service on the ship benefits many people. You may be surprised how much you're making a difference in other people's lives. Regarding what, exactly is your purpose? I found out mine in the Bible. Proverbs hooked me, then I moved to the New Testament and now have read the Bible through 3 times so far, I found the why for my life and I found relieve for my feelings of not amounting too much, why the day after day hamster wheel. Just a suggestion...
Hey Chris, thank you so much for your comments my friend. I think my service benefits a lot of people on board as well and it makes me happy to know that. Sometimes we just question what’s going on out here. I’m so happy that you feel the way that you do and that you have found your purpose. Thank you for sharing. Wishing you all the best
Great vlog! I’m curious about your personal relationships - do you have a significant other onboard? Or Do you date any of the crew? Are you allowed to “mingle socially” w the passengers? Inquiring minds want to know! Lol
Hey Julie! Thank you so much! I don’t have a significant other on board, but I have been in relationships on ships and it went down in flames 🔥 I can mingle socially with the passengers no problem. I just post a new Vlog three days ago and one of the first questions I address is dating on the ship. You should watch it and let me know what you think :) thanks for the comment Julie! All the best!
Bro is fine AF. 👏👏👏
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I could easily watch you getting out of bed,showering and getting dressed over and over!!... AGAIN!!
😅😅😅😅😅
No need to show your viewers your morning start up from your shower 😮
Yo, I’m gonna keep it real with you right now, why are you concerned with what I show my viewers on my video? It’s a day in my life. You definitely could’ve skipped the video without the comment.
Christ died 4 u
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