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If you were a high net worth (HNW) individual and had the opportunity to live on a cruise ship for 3 years, would you do it?
It looks glamorous, but perhaps there are better options for the HNW set. Please think about it. I am a reclusive millionaire but I may have better opportunities that I haven’t thought of. Your ideas would be appreciated.
| Yes | 4 | |
| Probably | 0 | |
| Probably not | 9 | |
| No fucking way - cruise ships are a scam | 10 |
fuck no
you couldnt pay me enough to get on onea them disease ridden deathtraps
If it's a cruise ship and strangers are constantly there, wouldn't bed bugs be a concern?
What a boring lifestyle. Endless partying, gambling and mediocre talent shows. And the risk of disease and fire is scary.
three years sounds way too long in my opinion. three months though? i'd consider it.
Am I too poor to know what HNW means?
Living on a cruise ship over the short term sounds nice, but I can't make a great call on it since I live inland. I imagine if you could stand it for a couple of months, you could probably stand it for a few years. Just have to make sure the ship's route is extra safe and strangers (specifically, tourists) don't bother you.
It was established in 1914 after the Titanic hit an iceberg and sank in 1912.
Just buy a hooker thrn when she asks for the money toss her overboard 😂
Naw dont do that
Idk cruises seem aight but I never done one
Genuine question - why are you considering this? Three years on a cruise ship just seems bizarre, surely the novelty would wear off after a few weeks?
There is a news article (mostly the headline) that is currently being circulated around the internet. The headline states you can live on a cruise ship for $30,000 a year.
I imagine this post is somewhat inspired by that.
I’ve been on cruises. They keep the ships in party mode. But after a couple of weeks, when the glow wore off, it started to seem like home, with staff.
If you made nice friends you could start kind of a social routine based on common interests.
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As for your question - probably not... unless I'm the captain of the ship.
Thanks for the offer. But, I’m really tired of business. Just don’t have the energy for it anymore. So, I parked my money in passive investments; mostly low fee index ETFs, and a bit in Municipal bonds.
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