I Took America's Worst Rated Cruise

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  @TonioGuajardo · 1 year ago (edited) · pinned

  guys my 26th birthday was this week NOT my 46th. (IM NOT AN UNC OR OLD HEAD THANK YOU VERY MUCH)

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  @teslotto · 1 year ago

  my takeaway from this, is that 2 nights on the "worst" cruise in america is about 1000 times better than sitting on my couch at home...

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  @darkmatterhafnium1522 · 1 year ago

  no hate on cruise ship channels, but its a bit refreshing seeing someone who never been on a cruise ship to review this ship instead of the usual whose been on others. Kind of puts a nice different perspective, more for those on budgets and who are looking for a first cruise themselves

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  @45trlu · 1 year ago

  I think approaching things with an attitude of gratitude really shifts the perception. I like you touching back on just the honor to be able to produce content like this and getting paid for experiences and connecting with people. It's refreshing seeing that from a content creator.

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  @elenabosilkovska5373 · 1 year ago

  Former crew member here <br>👋💗⚓ <br>I&apos;ve seen so many videos and reviews of cruise ships and guest experiences (most of the time because I really miss the life on board but I&apos;ve also always been curious how the guests percieve the experience) and considering Margaritaville&apos;s reputation, I just really think this video was so refreshing and beautifully made. Leaving a review for Pradana was a great thing to do and the crew is always excited to read or hear about the review. I can tell you, most of the people working on board have a heart of gold, and always strive to provide the best service possible. I could go on and on, but the main thing is, I really enjoyed this video. Getting your &quot;sea legs&quot; now, would you try a different cruise line? 🐙😊 Cheers🍻

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  @JeffKelly03 · 1 year ago

  &quot;It&apos;s like 9 o&apos;clock at night, but it feels like 5 PM&quot; - well, I mean, it&apos;s Margaritaville. It&apos;s always 5 o&apos;clock somewhere.

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  @Vegoonery · 1 year ago

  Thank you for shouting out Pradana. The workers on the ship are the heart and soul of the cruise. Overall, they have impeccable customer service skills and work really hard. I cannot hold a candle to their work ethic and have the utmost respect for them.

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  @tomcoyan1730 · 1 year ago

  Years ago, my late father treated a &apos;friend&apos; to a cruise. They were upgraded to the Presedential Suite, and all the friend did was nitpick and complain about inconsequential things. Ruined the experience. Your attitude of graciousness is such a breath of fresh air, and is exactly the school of thought my father (hopefully) instilled in me. Thank you for always finding the good in things and, more importantly, people. I&apos;m so glad I found this video and this channel. God bless you.

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  @Alex-sr3ez · 9 months ago (edited)

  I grew up very poor in the worst slums, housing projects, and homeless shelters in the 70s and 80s. &nbsp;I absolutely hated life then…but now as an adult I’m so easily impressed and grateful for things other people complain about. &nbsp;Most people have no idea what it means to truly struggle to just have enough food to eat and not be homeless for years on end.<br>So when my then wife and I went on a cruise with a married couple friend of our’s we had a great time while the other couple spent the entire time complaining about everything not being good enough. &nbsp;Meanwhile my wife and I are just thrilled to be on a cruise and we danced and laughed like we were royalty.<br><br>It’s all about one’s perspective.<br>“I once complained I had no shoes until I saw a man who had no feet”.

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  @Latifolias · 1 year ago

  As someone who has been on a cruise before and whose father was a cruise ship worker, the employees like the servants are usually people who come from third world countries like the Philippines and Indonesia in order to send money back to their families at home. It&apos;s very difficult! They are isolated and have to work 24/7 and practically live on the cruise. My father used to work for one and he never had a single day off for the entirety that they have worked there. You would hear stories of these employees become suicidal due to homesickness and being overworked. Thank you for giving attention to these people at the end of this video ❤

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  @aham2903 · 1 year ago

  After doing seven deployments on four different ships in the US Navy. Not gonna lie, that place looks like a floating paradise. Turns out that the interiors of ships can be colors other than grey!

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  @KaylaBoyte · 1 year ago

  The guy from Italy asked where you were from and laughed when he realized you didn’t understand him 😂❤😅😅

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