In the end, that was the best option anyway! No matter how much money these people had, in the end it didn't matter because many of them ended up paying the ultimate price.
I would just like to clarify that it was for a 7 day trip. So it would be around $115-$158 a night which really isn’t that bad compared to today’s hotel rates.
third class passengers were basically left for dead as there were not enough boats to fit all passengers. The gates to their decks were locked and most of them had drowned before the boat was even fully under.
@Que Coo Unless you do one of those underwater hotels, then the risk goes above .00000%. Even .000001% chance of drowning after spending all the money is going to be a big fuck no from me at least lol. Drowning is one of the worst ways to go out, no way in hell I’m spending $200 or more a night, just to die in such a miserable way. I’ll stay on a landlocked piece of land, where I’m safe from such events.
Nah ! That ticket is cheaper than an iphone , you can easily afford it , it's because ppl back then didn't spend their money on stupid s**" like we do today , no iphone , no airpods , no Netflix , no Comcast , no Starbucks, No Jordans ect .. add all that nonsense up and you'll see you actually have enough money , did you know that ppl back then typically only had like 3 pants and one pair of shoes ? How many pants or shoes do you have ? , Like I said ppl were more simple and didn't blow their money like we do ..
Not really. A lot of times the whole family would save up to send one person over at a time, because there was more work and better pay in America. Then they could send money back home to help get the next family member over.
There are a few misconceptions regarding third class aboard Titanic. On older ships, there were only two classes: saloon (private cabin class) and steerage (open dormitories). By Titanic's time, this changed a bit, but many ships still offered only steerage to the poorest passengers. The original Olympic class design included steerage spaces, but when Titanic was completed, she carried only private cabins. Olympic may have had steerage, but it's hard to find accurate deckplans of her as she's overshadowed by Titanic. Third class was actually very nice, compared to other, older ships. Their spaces were clean and large, and they had lots of open deck space outside. They had cabin stewards, translators, and were served full course meals. They even had electricity, running water, flushing toilets, and access to baths. Because of the iron gate myths, people nowadays often think third class passengers on Titanic were treated poorly, but this isn't true. Those gates never existed, and they were treated very well. Most passengers in third class did not survive the ship's sinking, but for reasons other than what's commonly believed. The main reasons being their distance from the boats, unfamiliarity with the boat deck, unfamiliarity with first class, lack of external stairs to the boat deck, translation issues, fatigue and confusion, and lack of time. Just like in first class and with the crew, many in third class were not aware the ship was sinking until it was much too late. By the point they realised the severity of the situation, there was too little time to do much of anything but wander around, aimlessly trying to get to the upper decks. Some were led up through the emergency doors, but if one had gone to the stern deck, they might not have had enough time to make their way to the boat deck before the ship's final plunge.
Underrated comment! I spent 26 years believing the 3rd class were purposely locked in order to allow 1st class to get in the boats first. I looked it up to confirm and your right! Thanks for teaching me that!
@ketaminepoptarts4740 The ship wasn't devoid of signage, but you still had to know where you were going. The interior was like a maze, indeed, and if you didn't speak English or couldn't read, you were very much in trouble. That's not to mention signs wouldn't do you much good if you were entirely new to the upper decks.
@@sprinklescake1137 I think he meant that he thought everything that was expensive back than, it would be affordable to us now if it was in our time. Because now and days everything is more expensive now than it ever was.
@@mellie18020 to be fair, it’s not as if taxing all the “lower classes” would have made the government that much money back then. A few people with lots of millions is still more money than millions of people with no money. The government running on land, payroll, property, and sales taxes made more sense when the government was meant to be serve those who had “a stake in the country’s welfare” (rich people)
Remember folks, travel was different back then. They weren’t just going for a weekend holiday. Most people on that boat was making a major life move. For most it was a one way ticket to America.
yeah a lot of people saying third class passengers were richer than them, as if they weren't using every bit of their (and probably their family's) money and possessions for the trip
Also many third class families would have pooled all their money together for one person to travel. The intention was for them to set up in the States and the rest of family go over as money from new job allowed
It's just the typical "I refuse to believe we don't live in the worst time ever" person. Most are delusional and trick themselves that it was better to be a poor immigrant in the 1900s, then a middle class person today who probably makes more money in a month then those immigrants would make in two year.
@FurryUmbreonGaming1188 the economy was bad & dropping way before Biden was even president you can’t expect a president to fix all the problems in their short term (I’m not siding with Biden)
Well.. I was on Symphony of the Seas back in 2019 when it was the largest ship in the world and paid like 2200€ for 7 nights (all inclusive plus activities)
Also remember it was a brand new fastest most modern transport available. Pre airplanes this was the jetliner of the day and the fastest way to international travel.
Fun fact: Cal from Titanic had the private promenade which was equal to $138,000. His character was filthy rich and was intended to be the 2nd richest man on the ship, behind John Jacob Astor.
This is incredibly insightful. I always heard about the “poor” people in third class who weren’t able to escape because they were in the least-desirable part of the ship and I always wondered why they even wanted to board the doomed ship at all, knowing they’d be in the “worst / least-safe” rooms..... This vid was a shocking reality check for me when I realized the third-class rooms are equivalent to $1,000+ today. What I’m now hearing, is: “third-class is for the rich, second-class for the _super_ rich, and first-class for the _ultra mega_ rich.”
They probably sold all their belongings to board that ship, I think that’s how. They wanted to find new opportunities in another country but yeah but little did they know it would be their first and last ride😭,RIP🙏
@@phelan. I bet you’re exactly right. It’s so tragic. It’s just horrible: giving up everything you have for an insanely expensive ticket on a ship that you think is headed for a better life for you and your family but is, in actuality, headed for your death. 😩
@@lumberjackwolfie01 my point is you don't "have enough money" if a sudden $1-3k is going to bankrupt you. you should have at least $10k+ in reserve at all times for rainy days. really you should have 6 months of living expenses, but ideally 12 months in reserve. you never know what life will throw at you.
@@rich-tp2dx considering that I live in Russia and my family budget varies around $1500 per month (mostly because of my unstable work), it sounds pretty funny to me. Here we don't save money for a rainy day. If even my mother goes bankrupt, we will just live the old-fashioned way, without fancy food, clothes, cultural events - that's it.
My grandparents were meant to go first class but all tickets sold out so they brought tickets for the second voyage. Im glad they missed out now, my heart goes out to every passenger that was left behind and drowned, specially the third class people, my heart remains with them. The whole Titanic thing really brought home humility to my upperclass snobby grandparents.....
Actually, £20 is the equivalent of around 1k. But yeah, seems silly, doesn't it. Same with Cal, he seemed to also think that a dinner with them was better than a grand! Rose was the only one who thought a grand wasn't even enough for saving her life!
@@YasmineSkyKD i'm not linking it with titanic? I said that "ain't" is the same damn contraction as "isn't" jesus fucking christ, literally search "ain't meaning". it means the same damn f*****g thing.
Here I was thinking I could've gone on first class and stick it to all those arrogant bastards. But now all I can hear is Rose's mother saying, "Tell us of the accommodations of steerage. I hear they are quite good on this ship" 😭
It was a 7-day trip going to America. And to many of the passengers it was wanting to start a life in a new country - they probably saved up for it and the poorer people sold their belongings just to get in.
She wasn’t really. I think her father died and had more debt then her Mom realized, not leaving much of an inheritance, thus the pressure for Rose to marry Cal to maintain their lifestyle. I remember the line from Rose’s mother, when Rose expressed reluctance to marry Cal: “Do you expect me to work as a seamstress?” Oh the horrors. I envy people with those skills.
Rose was broke as her mother. She was forcibly getting Rose to marry Cal to bring money back into the family when her dad died and left them bankrupt 🏦
My grandma went to Titanic and then had a premonition so kept screaming “Don’t get on that ship! Don’t get on that ship!” until security asked her to leave the cinema.
I don’t know how close he was with Jack. If they were good friends, he may have had mixed feelings and survivors’ guilt. Imagine the mix of relief and devastation. I haven’t seen the movie in years and I can’t remember if Jack knew they guy he beat in poker or not.
@@AngelaMastrodonatoI mean he and Jack may or may not have been close, but he likely did lose someone he did know. The other 2 guys in the cabin when Jack introduced himself asks “Where’s Sven?”
My grandmother came to the US from Scotland in 1912. She, her sister and mother originally had tickets for Titanics maiden voyage however, plans changed when her sister ( my great aunt) got sick and needed some special medication. They were forced to sell their tickets to travel on the Titanic to pay for the medicine and with the money left over bought tickets to a ship called the Carpethia which was referred to as a cattle ship. When I was young I used to sit with my grandmother and watch older movies and one in particular was called A Night To Remember, a 1957 or 58 movie about the Titanics tragic maiden voyage. Over a few years we watched that movie maybe 4 or 5 times and each time she would point out that she came to the US on the Carpethia when the ship appeared towards the end of the movie. She never said she was on the ship when it picked up Titanic survivors but I had an aunt (her daughter) who claimed that my grandmother was on the Carpethia at the time it rescued survivors. My mother really didn't believe that to be true because my grandmother never claimed she was on the ship at that time. A few years ago I found evidence that proved that my grandmother couldn't have been on the Carpethia the same time it rescued survivors. By chance I came across a book that focused on the response from other ships when Titanics first SOS messages were sent, the radio operator was a central subject of the book. There was a section about the Carpethias involvement in the Titanic tragedy and the first couple of paragraphs were evidence that my grandmother wasn't on the Carpethia when it rescued survivors. The Carpethia went back and fourth across the Atlantic Ocean, left England with a stop in Ireland and another in Italy before heading out to it's final destination, NYC, then back across the pond and do it all over again. That's all it did was go back and forth between England and NYC. When Carpethia was notified of Titanics distress calls it was on its way BACK to England from NYC so my grandmother couldn't have been on it at the time it responded to Titanics distress calls. She may have been on it when it left England a few days earlier and was in NYC when it departed for its return trip or its next trip to NYC but she couldn't have been on when Carpethia responded to Titanics distress calls. She either was already in NYC or waiting in England for its next trip across the pond. It's not the information my aunt wanted to hear because she hated being proven wrong . But it's still an interesting story and now I tell people that if it wasn't for my great aunt getting sick I most likely wouldn't be here because they had the cheapest tickets for Titanic which I believe was labeled "steerage " and most likely would have drowned.
This is a pretty good example of natural inflation, it's crazy to think about how much the dollar has depreciated over the years but also you can get a decent cruise for around five hundred dollars now a days
My great aunt and uncle were on that ship. They both survived. Passed about 15 years ago. I never did ask them about what happened although I was really curious about it at the time. Just didn't want to bring back bad memories for them.
So Lovejoy basically said to Jack "I'll pay you £2,400 to fuck off" and Jack said no even though that was 3 times the face value of the ticket he couldn't afford but won in a game of poker.
Remember that the tickets were for a week of travel on the titanic, not to mention food was included. They were most prob on the cruise to immigrate to the US, and saved up the money for it.
If my parents could have afforded 1st class they would have been content with 2nd; if they could have afforded 2nd, they would have been content with 3rd; if they could have afforded 3rd, they would have stayed home unless it was to relocate for a higher paying job, and not just for a vacation
@@AngelaMastrodonato3rd class passengers didn't travel for vacation but to immigrate to the US, they could buy the tickets because a lot of them sold most of their belongings for this trip 💀. It was not like 2nd and 1st class whose travellers were going on business trips or vacations.
Have you made a video on people who were meant to go on the titanic but ended up not going? For example, the man who made the Biltmore Estate and his wife and daughter were meant to go with him but for some reason none of them ever went.
reminder that the titanic was a transport ship and people used it because it was the only way to cross the ocean. many people saved for months to afford a ticket. Getting a ticket on the titanic was a very momentous thing, and for the poor people on board, it was usually a 1 way trip.
My great grandmother was meant to be on the titanic (she would’ve been second class) but luckily the paper work got muddled up and some important documents were lost so the weren’t allocated to board! Im so glad they didn’t get on the boat✌🏻
The avarage Joe will make around £1600 on minimum wage in a month so year basically a month's wages. Not that bad if you have savings so your not left with nothing
Then you wouldn’t be able to afford it back then since you would be making even less than you are today. So you might have made 100$ a month back then and that would have to go to rent etc.
Guys I recommend the 4th class more. It's your own house. Its a nice place with all your needs including food, stoves, bathrooms and dining areas. You may decorate them however you like. You can go outside and look out safely at the birds and sky. For free
It's important to note that while the 3rd class ticket does seem high, this was a time before airlines. Titanic and equivalent vessels were ocean liners, and like airliners, their purpose was to get you from one country to the next in the safest way possible. Today with the modern airliner, an economy class ticket from the UK to the US will set you back around £250 to £600 for a 7-8 hour flight. A single seat and meal are included in that price. Titanic's 3rd class ticket would set you back a bit more than that, but you were also onboard, taken care of for 5-6 days with adequate bedding and meals provided to you for the entire trip along with tonnes of space to walk around, including outdoor decks and an indoor open space. And despite what the movies would have you believe, 3rd class was reasonably comfortable for a no-frills trip. 2nd and 1st class cost more due to all the perks and grandeur that came with it if you chose to travel in style and comfort. A basic room in 1st Class seems very expensive, but you also had access to all the grand spaces, such as the two grand staircases, an enormous dining saloon, gym, pool, tennis court, and priority access to having messages sent wirelessly, for the entire trip - ~£4K (lower-end of 1st Class) is actually a steal in that regard.
Anyone feeling 4th class after this? The class that stays home.
And survives 😅
4th class represent! 😂
Yep the only trip I can afford is to my living room
In the end, that was the best option anyway! No matter how much money these people had, in the end it didn't matter because many of them ended up paying the ultimate price.
Yeah 😂
when the “poor” on the titanic where richer than u 💀
How about they just save money like sell everything they had to be on the ship i guess...
they were willing to spend a huge proportion of their money to be able to get to America so it depends
Poor? Who said any of them were poor?
@@Synimal the movie 💀💀
@@Synimal Well some were “poor,” in that they basically sold everything they had, to take a risk and go to America.
"How much did a ticket cost on the titanic?"
*_your life._*
REFUND PLEASEEEE!
@@serena9087 it’s to late. No refunds.
@@livifrazer6116 SO TRUE!
Hahaha so true for so many
For the 3rd class yes, for the second class part of their savings ,like expensive vacations once every 2 years. For the 1st class was a must.
This puts into perspective how rich Cal was in the movie.
Or John Jacob Astor the richest man on titanic who was worth like $3 Billion dollars
I mean he got a huge Diamond necklace
I would just like to clarify that it was for a 7 day trip. So it would be around $115-$158 a night which really isn’t that bad compared to today’s hotel rates.
@Que Coo lmao 😂
third class passengers were basically left for dead as there were not enough boats to fit all passengers. The gates to their decks were locked and most of them had drowned before the boat was even fully under.
No he said for ady
@@101raziel905 no he didn't
@Que Coo Unless you do one of those underwater hotels, then the risk goes above .00000%. Even .000001% chance of drowning after spending all the money is going to be a big fuck no from me at least lol. Drowning is one of the worst ways to go out, no way in hell I’m spending $200 or more a night, just to die in such a miserable way. I’ll stay on a landlocked piece of land, where I’m safe from such events.
I didn’t plan on waking up today and finding out that I can’t afford a third class ticket on the Titanic but here we are.
You could if you sold most of your possessions, which is what they did.
Lol
Which means you wouldn't have died
Nah ! That ticket is cheaper than an iphone , you can easily afford it , it's because ppl back then didn't spend their money on stupid s**" like we do today , no iphone , no airpods , no Netflix , no Comcast , no Starbucks, No Jordans ect .. add all that nonsense up and you'll see you actually have enough money , did you know that ppl back then typically only had like 3 pants and one pair of shoes ? How many pants or shoes do you have ? , Like I said ppl were more simple and didn't blow their money like we do ..
@@johnw1954 what posessions lol, all my valuable stuff is on finance. If i sold everything I own thats actually mine I'd still be well short
So pretty much everyone that I thought were "the poor, low class people" of the titanic were actually more wealthy and higher class than me. awesome.
Not really. A lot of times the whole family would save up to send one person over at a time, because there was more work and better pay in America. Then they could send money back home to help get the next family member over.
What? How can you not afford third class?
@@F17A I can't go to the doctor because I can't afford more than a 30$ copay. So I definitely can't afford a third class ticket at $1,110 !?!?
There were around 300 something 3rd class cabins, 300 something 1st class cabins, and around 200 something 2nd class cabins.
@@F17A not everyone has money???
Possibly the only time where not being able to afford something was actually a blessing in disguise
Would you have been able to afford to go on submarine that went to go see the titanic?
He actually was on the submarine, this was his last comment.
Imagine spending 138k on a room just to end up sinking.
I’d rather die in my luxury cabin than a third class cabin.
Well, theres no use for the money anymore anyways
If you paid that much you were in the first life boat out so 🤷♀️
138k? You bring a whole village?
@@ruiyoku5885 that's how much the last room cost.
Bro id be staying in the engine room 💀
edit: y everyone getting so pressed learn how to take jokes 💀
@Ryuu1010r/woooosh
Clair Garcia was joking! Gezz!!!
@Ryuu CPM & Mashup YT Issa joke
Id be the one standing in the crowds waving goodbye because I couldn’t even afford to get on
@@zebrakarma1567 cringe, honestly.
"Could you afford.."
Let me stop you right there- No.
Yeah. Like I can't even afford to go on a cruise now so I doubt I could afford it back then 😂
Ha,samw
Legally or Illegally?
Yuppp
Real.
Bro I can't even afford 5th class... 💀💀💀
Blud couldn’t even sleep with the Rats in the boiler room💀💀
5th class joke/comment, too :(
bro maybe they’d let me sleep in a tent on the deck
I cant afford 1,000th class 💀
Bro I can't even afford 100th class 💀💀
i wouldn't even be able to afford a ticket to loose my life, thats how little money i have
same broooo
@@OneRandomMicrowave yeahhh
@@katlaramirez9562 how about olympic
@@matthewchll4299 still wouldnt afford it
@@katlaramirez9562 same
There are a few misconceptions regarding third class aboard Titanic. On older ships, there were only two classes: saloon (private cabin class) and steerage (open dormitories). By Titanic's time, this changed a bit, but many ships still offered only steerage to the poorest passengers. The original Olympic class design included steerage spaces, but when Titanic was completed, she carried only private cabins. Olympic may have had steerage, but it's hard to find accurate deckplans of her as she's overshadowed by Titanic.
Third class was actually very nice, compared to other, older ships. Their spaces were clean and large, and they had lots of open deck space outside. They had cabin stewards, translators, and were served full course meals. They even had electricity, running water, flushing toilets, and access to baths.
Because of the iron gate myths, people nowadays often think third class passengers on Titanic were treated poorly, but this isn't true. Those gates never existed, and they were treated very well. Most passengers in third class did not survive the ship's sinking, but for reasons other than what's commonly believed. The main reasons being their distance from the boats, unfamiliarity with the boat deck, unfamiliarity with first class, lack of external stairs to the boat deck, translation issues, fatigue and confusion, and lack of time.
Just like in first class and with the crew, many in third class were not aware the ship was sinking until it was much too late. By the point they realised the severity of the situation, there was too little time to do much of anything but wander around, aimlessly trying to get to the upper decks. Some were led up through the emergency doors, but if one had gone to the stern deck, they might not have had enough time to make their way to the boat deck before the ship's final plunge.
Underrated comment! I spent 26 years believing the 3rd class were purposely locked in order to allow 1st class to get in the boats first. I looked it up to confirm and your right! Thanks for teaching me that!
apparently they also got lost bc of the titanics maze like corridors, and there werent any maps or signs pointing where to go
@Intrepid151 it's always worth it to dispel misinformation.
@ketaminepoptarts4740 The ship wasn't devoid of signage, but you still had to know where you were going. The interior was like a maze, indeed, and if you didn't speak English or couldn't read, you were very much in trouble. That's not to mention signs wouldn't do you much good if you were entirely new to the upper decks.
Ngl, 1.2k for a 7-day boat trip in these conditions sounds really nice.
The fact that people even back then were so rich to spend the equivalent of $100,000 on a ticket it wild to me
@@sprinklescake1137 I think he meant that he thought everything that was expensive back than, it would be affordable to us now if it was in our time. Because now and days everything is more expensive now than it ever was.
Don't forget there was no federal or state income tax at all. No Medicare or social security taxes, nothing. Whatever you earned you kept.
@@mellie18020 never really thought about that wow
@@mellie18020 to be fair, it’s not as if taxing all the “lower classes” would have made the government that much money back then. A few people with lots of millions is still more money than millions of people with no money. The government running on land, payroll, property, and sales taxes made more sense when the government was meant to be serve those who had “a stake in the country’s welfare” (rich people)
@@mellie18020 also minimum wage was comparatively higher
Remember folks, travel was different back then. They weren’t just going for a weekend holiday. Most people on that boat was making a major life move. For most it was a one way ticket to America.
yeah a lot of people saying third class passengers were richer than them, as if they weren't using every bit of their (and probably their family's) money and possessions for the trip
Also many third class families would have pooled all their money together for one person to travel. The intention was for them to set up in the States and the rest of family go over as money from new job allowed
It's just the typical "I refuse to believe we don't live in the worst time ever" person. Most are delusional and trick themselves that it was better to be a poor immigrant in the 1900s, then a middle class person today who probably makes more money in a month then those immigrants would make in two year.
"So how much do you need to pay?"
Me: *My life*
Not enough
"Can you afford a ticket on the titanic-"
Bro I can't even afford a chocolate bar. I'm barely hanging on with the gas prices rising..
Yipe I could probably afford a speck of dust
Start taking the bus. Much cheaper.
@@amberv9424 I walk everywhere lol Even cheaper 😉I'm lucky everything is in walking distance I'm retired
@@amberv9424 not every place has the privilege of busses
@FurryUmbreonGaming1188 the economy was bad & dropping way before Biden was even president you can’t expect a president to fix all the problems in their short term (I’m not siding with Biden)
Now I understand why Cal was just going to give Jack a 20 for saving Rose’s life….
"Take off your hat, boy, that's a DOLLAR" 😅
cal had 3 or 4 suits. if you listen to lovejoy at begining of movie. Hella money lol
Jack’s a cautionary tale. Stay on y’all grind
Would've been worth over $600.00 today. And he never even gave it to him!
@@osure27 If you count it in gold value it was closer to 1900 dollars today
Still not as expensive as an OceanGate trip 💀💀
They ended up paying the same price in the end though 🤷♀️
Well.. I was on Symphony of the Seas back in 2019 when it was the largest ship in the world and paid like 2200€ for 7 nights (all inclusive plus activities)
Yikes😂😂😂
inflation lol titanic was in 1912
Soooo many dad jokes on this post. YOU ARE LAME!
When you consider this was a week long trip that included food, transportation, and lodging, the price makes more sense.
also comes with a free out of body experience. . . . just let that SINK in
@@pollyontoo soon.
@@sammyhill69 my apologies
@@sammyhill69bro its been over 100 years, how much longer is it gonna take?😂😂
Also remember it was a brand new fastest most modern transport available. Pre airplanes this was the jetliner of the day and the fastest way to international travel.
Fun fact: Cal from Titanic had the private promenade which was equal to $138,000.
His character was filthy rich and was intended to be the 2nd richest man on the ship, behind John Jacob Astor.
fun fact: tRump lost the election
Didn't he get a few rooms?
Cal clearly booked that expensive suite to impress Rose and her mother, for all the good it did him.
@@alannothnagle and Epstein didn't kill himself
No wonder Rose scoffed when he offered $20 as a reward for her life haha
The most expensive coffins I've ever heard of-
Then you have thankfully never had to buy a coffin for someone. Because coffins are way more expensive than a lot of these ticket prices.
It's no longer the most expensive coffin. That title has been taken by Titan sub few days ago.
@@rockefella845and that coffin was tiny
@@peesssah5705 And that gave them instant & painless death. Saved cost for funeral. All in one package.
@@peesssah5705if it wasn't before, it is now
This is incredibly insightful. I always heard about the “poor” people in third class who weren’t able to escape because they were in the least-desirable part of the ship and I always wondered why they even wanted to board the doomed ship at all, knowing they’d be in the “worst / least-safe” rooms..... This vid was a shocking reality check for me when I realized the third-class rooms are equivalent to $1,000+ today. What I’m now hearing, is: “third-class is for the rich, second-class for the _super_ rich, and first-class for the _ultra mega_ rich.”
They probably sold all their belongings to board that ship, I think that’s how. They wanted to find new opportunities in another country but yeah but little did they know it would be their first and last ride😭,RIP🙏
@@phelan. I bet you’re exactly right. It’s so tragic. It’s just horrible: giving up everything you have for an insanely expensive ticket on a ship that you think is headed for a better life for you and your family but is, in actuality, headed for your death. 😩
Cruise ships are still this way. Cheapest tickets are on the bottom
I can't even afford the old prices, let alone the new ones-
Huh? Even third class
Same😂😂😂
You can afford wifi and device to whine from!
@@soniquecat4745They’re not whining…
I can't even afford a ticket to the third class lol. And I thought I had enough money.
Lol having money and you can’t afford a business class flight from NYC to LHR
@@rich-tp2dx I'm not from the US or Europe you know. And I don't want to give away a solid part of my salary unless it's absolutely necessary.
@@lumberjackwolfie01 my point is you don't "have enough money" if a sudden $1-3k is going to bankrupt you. you should have at least $10k+ in reserve at all times for rainy days. really you should have 6 months of living expenses, but ideally 12 months in reserve. you never know what life will throw at you.
@@rich-tp2dx considering that I live in Russia and my family budget varies around $1500 per month (mostly because of my unstable work), it sounds pretty funny to me. Here we don't save money for a rainy day. If even my mother goes bankrupt, we will just live the old-fashioned way, without fancy food, clothes, cultural events - that's it.
@@lumberjackwolfie01 You sound sensible and intelligent. I’m curious to know what you think about all this madness in Ukraine?
I didn’t expect the cut from 4k to 138k 💀
My grandparents were meant to go first class but all tickets sold out so they brought tickets for the second voyage. Im glad they missed out now, my heart goes out to every passenger that was left behind and drowned, specially the third class people, my heart remains with them. The whole Titanic thing really brought home humility to my upperclass snobby grandparents.....
Bro made a whole new story just to prove that his grandparents were rich
Why do you feel bad especially for the poor? They didn't lose as much as the rich did 😂
Imagine if it was the second voyage
There was that scene where one of the shipmates threw Cal's money in his face & said, "Your momey can't save me anymore than it can save you."
That is so cool to know, thank god they were okay
So Jack from the Titanic movie was offered £20 or 3k for saving Rose but instead he chose a one night off dinner. 💀
Actually, £20 is the equivalent of around 1k. But yeah, seems silly, doesn't it. Same with Cal, he seemed to also think that a dinner with them was better than a grand! Rose was the only one who thought a grand wasn't even enough for saving her life!
@@YasmineSkyKD it ain’t a big show
@@Coopdog0108 *isn't
@@Coopdog0108 what has RDR 2 got to do with Titanic?
@@YasmineSkyKD i'm not linking it with titanic? I said that "ain't" is the same damn contraction as "isn't" jesus fucking christ, literally search "ain't meaning". it means the same damn f*****g thing.
At first I was so confused with the prices. I forgot that inflation exists
"Could you afford-"
No. I cant even afford the mentos at the grocery shop counter
But yet you have a phone
Man is officially claimed legend
Even I can't afford Häagen-Dazs or trident all the time
Here I was thinking I could've gone on first class and stick it to all those arrogant bastards. But now all I can hear is Rose's mother saying, "Tell us of the accommodations of steerage. I hear they are quite good on this ship" 😭
😂😂😂
I can afford to stay in one of those life rafts. Maybe I could have made a pallet on the floor in the engine room
People just casually dropped their net worth on the titanic
It was a 7-day trip going to America. And to many of the passengers it was wanting to start a life in a new country - they probably saved up for it and the poorer people sold their belongings just to get in.
When the poorest class is 1000 dollars more than you have 💀
Inflation, bro. Besides, today's third class cabins won't have a toilet without walls
To be fair, they didn’t just wake up one day and buy a ticket. They probably saved up for a while to get one
@@tiggerpup_nzIt was the equivalent of about 10 months wages.
A lot of these people in second or third class must have spent their life savings , or even took out loans just to come to America 😢
“Would you be able to-“
No. I would not.
i wouldn’t even be 3rd class💀💀
Boiler room accommodation 😅
On a sidenote..it is pretty eerie that they essentially paid to die.💔
They paid a fortune to die on the most famous ship in history
Well it's not like they knew they were going to die. Just like someone taking a plane and it crashing
My Disney cruise cost 3k for 1 child and 1 adult for 3 nights. Those prices are good. Titanic was traveling all the way to NY.
Probably not all-expenses-paid either
As soon as he said “could you afford to go on the titanic” I instantly said no 😭
I could afford to be a stowaway 🤷♀️
This is one of those moments when no is the right answer
My jaw dropped at the parlor suite price. Rose was rich AF.
Technically it was Cal 😉
She wasn’t really. I think her father died and had more debt then her Mom realized, not leaving much of an inheritance, thus the pressure for Rose to marry Cal to maintain their lifestyle. I remember the line from Rose’s mother, when Rose expressed reluctance to marry Cal: “Do you expect me to work as a seamstress?” Oh the horrors. I envy people with those skills.
Rose was broke as her mother. She was forcibly getting Rose to marry Cal to bring money back into the family when her dad died and left them bankrupt 🏦
That was in 1912
@@AngelaMastrodonatoso I guess she did end up working as a seamstress
My son is 8 and loves the movie Titanic. He asked me “if we had been on the ship, would we have survived?”….uh, most likely not son. No.
why not?
@@samanthasmith61 have u not seen the prices
I would not be able to even get on the ship 💀💀
😂😂😂
@@Candy-wm4ncare you really that poor
My freinds grandma almost went on the Titanic luckily she changed her mind and saved the lives ahead of her
My grandmother as well Sold her ticket She said claiming to be unsinkable was spitting in the eyes of God 😉
@@wolveslair766 I guess god thought so too
I can never tell if people are just lying for likes or are actually telling the truth
My grandma went to Titanic and then had a premonition so kept screaming “Don’t get on that ship! Don’t get on that ship!” until security asked her to leave the cinema.
This is one trip I'm glad I couldn't afford!😂
I would have been third class then. And I’m still third class now. Nice to know things never change.
Not really even with minimum wage you could have saved up a few months and maybe even second class
Seeing the numbers for the first class shows how wealthy Roses fiance was. Cause I never thought it was 100k for that
I wonder what that guy that lost that poker hand did when he found out about the Titanic sinking. He probably was the happiest person in the world.
I don’t know how close he was with Jack. If they were good friends, he may have had mixed feelings and survivors’ guilt. Imagine the mix of relief and devastation. I haven’t seen the movie in years and I can’t remember if Jack knew they guy he beat in poker or not.
It's fiction
He must have been recovering from the punch the other dude gave him and hungover as fuck thanking god he lost that hand of cards…
@@AngelaMastrodonatoI mean he and Jack may or may not have been close, but he likely did lose someone he did know. The other 2 guys in the cabin when Jack introduced himself asks “Where’s Sven?”
@@destro5451it is, but it is not far from reality. Stuff like that happened for sure.
My grandmother came to the US from Scotland in 1912. She, her sister and mother originally had tickets for Titanics maiden voyage however, plans changed when her sister ( my great aunt) got sick and needed some special medication. They were forced to sell their tickets to travel on the Titanic to pay for the medicine and with the money left over bought tickets to a ship called the Carpethia which was referred to as a cattle ship. When I was young I used to sit with my grandmother and watch older movies and one in particular was called A Night To Remember, a 1957 or 58 movie about the Titanics tragic maiden voyage. Over a few years we watched that movie maybe 4 or 5 times and each time she would point out that she came to the US on the Carpethia when the ship appeared towards the end of the movie. She never said she was on the ship when it picked up Titanic survivors but I had an aunt (her daughter) who claimed that my grandmother was on the Carpethia at the time it rescued survivors. My mother really didn't believe that to be true because my grandmother never claimed she was on the ship at that time. A few years ago I found evidence that proved that my grandmother couldn't have been on the Carpethia the same time it rescued survivors. By chance I came across a book that focused on the response from other ships when Titanics first SOS messages were sent, the radio operator was a central subject of the book. There was a section about the Carpethias involvement in the Titanic tragedy and the first couple of paragraphs were evidence that my grandmother wasn't on the Carpethia when it rescued survivors. The Carpethia went back and fourth across the Atlantic Ocean, left England with a stop in Ireland and another in Italy before heading out to it's final destination, NYC, then back across the pond and do it all over again. That's all it did was go back and forth between England and NYC. When Carpethia was notified of Titanics distress calls it was on its way BACK to England from NYC so my grandmother couldn't have been on it at the time it responded to Titanics distress calls. She may have been on it when it left England a few days earlier and was in NYC when it departed for its return trip or its next trip to NYC but she couldn't have been on when Carpethia responded to Titanics distress calls. She either was already in NYC or waiting in England for its next trip across the pond. It's not the information my aunt wanted to hear because she hated being proven wrong . But it's still an interesting story and now I tell people that if it wasn't for my great aunt getting sick I most likely wouldn't be here because they had the cheapest tickets for Titanic which I believe was labeled "steerage " and most likely would have drowned.
Very interesting story! Thanks for sharing!
Are you sure it went to Italy after leaving Ireland? That seems to be a very odd and long detour.
steerage had been abolished by that point, it was actually less than 3rd class, around 1900 steerage was actually sometimes called 4th class
It’s safe to say I would of lived 😂 Jacks class was even to much for me 😂
This is a pretty good example of natural inflation, it's crazy to think about how much the dollar has depreciated over the years but also you can get a decent cruise for around five hundred dollars now a days
I can't even afford to wave them goodbye my guy 😭🖐️
Damn so Jack was borderline homeless but was worth more than my rent.💀
Didn’t he sneak on the ship?
@@HHHPedigrees he won a lottery
@@furandushi1883he won a game
Imagine paying $1,110 to be treated like a second rate citizen with rats on your deck
My great aunt and uncle were on that ship. They both survived. Passed about 15 years ago. I never did ask them about what happened although I was really curious about it at the time. Just didn't want to bring back bad memories for them.
it's a shame. you didn't ask them.
they mostly said there was no iceberg.
only explotions
The math isn't mathing tho.
The last male survivor, Michel Navratil, died in 2001...
fun fact: when Titanic 2 is out (a remake of the R.M.S. Titanic) the most expensive ticket would be around 928.000$.
Awesome. I'm going to go sleep in the boiler room. I might be able to afford that
Looks like I'll be shoveling coal to earn my keep 😅
I could afford to be part of the crew Bc obviously I need to work more
So Lovejoy basically said to Jack "I'll pay you £2,400 to fuck off" and Jack said no even though that was 3 times the face value of the ticket he couldn't afford but won in a game of poker.
He didn’t know Rose was broke
I would've just won my ticket like Jack did.
I just got called poor in 1912.
I CAN'T EVEN AFFORD THE FKIN 3RD CLASS
Same 💀
POV: u can’t even afford third class😭
me:not affording a ticket
me when i find out the Titanic sinked:😎
Bruh the poor on Titanic were richer than me 💀
Remember that the tickets were for a week of travel on the titanic, not to mention food was included. They were most prob on the cruise to immigrate to the US, and saved up the money for it.
When he says d “could you afford to go on the titanic” I said no
Unless you get a job onboard the ship
my parents could’ve afforded first class but they’re so cheap they would’ve gone third 💀
That's why they can afford first.
If my parents could have afforded 1st class they would have been content with 2nd; if they could have afforded 2nd, they would have been content with 3rd; if they could have afforded 3rd, they would have stayed home unless it was to relocate for a higher paying job, and not just for a vacation
@@AngelaMastrodonato3rd class passengers didn't travel for vacation but to immigrate to the US, they could buy the tickets because a lot of them sold most of their belongings for this trip 💀. It was not like 2nd and 1st class whose travellers were going on business trips or vacations.
@@someperson9999 fair
Pretty sure everyone could afford first class but people have better thingd to spend money on
Now we begin to understand why Jack got so ecstatic on winning the tickets, and Sven getting all ballistic? It's basically one years salary.
Oml thank u for actually includeing GBP!! Im so tired of translateing it from dollars on google😭
On the third class when u said it was 34$ I was like heck yeah 😂
the guy: could u afford to on the titanic
me: no, im scared of boats
Damn so Jack won a ton of money actually on that poker hand
No the answer is no, I would’ve been waving from the shore
Have you made a video on people who were meant to go on the titanic but ended up not going? For example, the man who made the Biltmore Estate and his wife and daughter were meant to go with him but for some reason none of them ever went.
When a ticket cost more than your house💀
reminder that the titanic was a transport ship and people used it because it was the only way to cross the ocean. many people saved for months to afford a ticket. Getting a ticket on the titanic was a very momentous thing, and for the poor people on board, it was usually a 1 way trip.
Honestly those are really good prices for a cruise would love to have had the chance but looks like I'm a little late or I would have went no doubt
If I went on that cruise, I would have instantly regretted it once I found out that it sunken 😩
It was not a goddamn cruise tho. It was a regular transport. Even rich people didnt go on ships for fun
@@soniquecat4745thank you finally someone knows it's an ocean liner.
I can’t even afford to pay attention 😂😂
❤
I'm pretty sure in the movie rose and her group had one of those parlor rooms so she was set to marry into some extreme money lol
My great grandmother was meant to be on the titanic (she would’ve been second class) but luckily the paper work got muddled up and some important documents were lost so the weren’t allocated to board! Im so glad they didn’t get on the boat✌🏻
Well it safe to say I wouldn't of ever been able to step foot on that boat lmao 🤣
2nd class is literally my monthly pay 💀
The avarage Joe will make around £1600 on minimum wage in a month so year basically a month's wages. Not that bad if you have savings so your not left with nothing
I could afford first class cabin back then but todays money hell to nahhh I would be in third class with todays money
Then you wouldn’t be able to afford it back then since you would be making even less than you are today. So you might have made 100$ a month back then and that would have to go to rent etc.
This comment pains me
Guys I recommend the 4th class more. It's your own house. Its a nice place with all your needs including food, stoves, bathrooms and dining areas. You may decorate them however you like. You can go outside and look out safely at the birds and sky. For free
And you don’t sink
They are all history class now...
Me when I saw the prices:💀💀💀💀
I could just about afford the 2nd class cabin if I used all my savings lol
😅😅😅😅😅😅
It's important to note that while the 3rd class ticket does seem high, this was a time before airlines. Titanic and equivalent vessels were ocean liners, and like airliners, their purpose was to get you from one country to the next in the safest way possible.
Today with the modern airliner, an economy class ticket from the UK to the US will set you back around £250 to £600 for a 7-8 hour flight. A single seat and meal are included in that price. Titanic's 3rd class ticket would set you back a bit more than that, but you were also onboard, taken care of for 5-6 days with adequate bedding and meals provided to you for the entire trip along with tonnes of space to walk around, including outdoor decks and an indoor open space. And despite what the movies would have you believe, 3rd class was reasonably comfortable for a no-frills trip. 2nd and 1st class cost more due to all the perks and grandeur that came with it if you chose to travel in style and comfort.
A basic room in 1st Class seems very expensive, but you also had access to all the grand spaces, such as the two grand staircases, an enormous dining saloon, gym, pool, tennis court, and priority access to having messages sent wirelessly, for the entire trip - ~£4K (lower-end of 1st Class) is actually a steal in that regard.
How does it jump from “oh i could afford that it’s 5k not too bad” to “wtf whos gonna buy that” 💀
That's not a pleasure cruise. That's a commitment!
Damn the boat looks fun I wish I could have went on it 😔
Seeing if you could survive the sinking would have been a fun experience of a lifetime!
At this point Jack would repeat "five card draw" game again🤣🤣🤣🤣
Welp, guess I wouldn't have ever gone on the Titanic lmfao
Thank you for this vlog.
I could be second class back then and still second class
Wowww
I'm black so I couldn't even get on
@@zayloe999 😭😭😭
Looks like I'm gonna have to sleep on the engine room.