HOW much can Yacht Crew make in TIPS!?
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- čas přidán 26. 12. 2022
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IRS: ☕️, yes tell me more..
Pretty sure it's tax free as you aren't in any country long enough to pay tax?
Thank you for sharing.
$540,000 for a week wow
It's not that much, considering it's either that or you must buy the whole yacht.
That's what they pay in taxes, take 10 ppl with you and they can write off the whole year's tax by saying they were "marketing".
This is in mediterranean or usa?? Thank youuu❤
Imagine spending half a million in a week and expected to tip someone who has a salary job.
I would imagine someone that can spend half a million for a week wouldn't care about spending 50k more
I'd expect hand stuff for that price.
Tipping is the worst part of American hospitality.
No it isn’t, If it weren’t for tips I’d be making $24,000 a year with tips I make anywhere from $80,000 to $90,000 a year.
@@kanedyedstrips3274 no, you don’t.
Ya says the CHEAPSKATE !!!! I bet ANY restaurant in your area absolutely HATES TO SEE YOU walking in!!! What a stupid fuckin comment!!
@@Loake878you clearly have no fuckin clue what you are talking about!!! 400 bucks a day in tips plus 17.80 an hour in a 6 hour day do the math !! That's what I MAKE it's pretty damn close to 10k a month!! So Robert I suppose you're going to tell me " no I don't! " 😅 yes I absolutely do !! And alot of times it's 600 to 700 A DAY IN TIPS plus my wage of 17.80 an hour!! Guarantee I make more money than YOU DO !
Why?
Your link is not about applying for a job though its about the training be specific and honest
But nice meeting you anyway
I wanna know how to apply can you guide me I am a third officer on a tanker product vessel thanks
On limited knowledge, I’ve heard that it’s very much a of who u know, and it’s really hard to get into.
Unless you have an outstanding reputation for hard work and are an expert in the business, you’ll never get a job on a charter yacht..
You can, however, get a job on a private yacht, but there are no tips, but the pay is good and there are no personal expenses
I’m sure that work is sooooo hard. While scenic vids of you swimming and having fun play.
It’s definitely hard work. It’s mentally draining have rich people boss you around, curse at you, and treat you like a slave. Not to mention you are constantly working. No sitting around. You have to set up stuff for them when they dock. You have to clean up, do dishes, do their laundry, make their beds, serve them, baby sit them, there’s a lot that goes into it. It’s not the hardest job but there’s a reason a lot of people don’t do it or quit after the first charter.
So in the example you give, is it $4,500 / 18 crew members = $250 each or how is it distributed?
Its per person :) 550.000, 15% of that is 82,500 total tip
@@jandeweerd8331 so is it distributed equally within all the crew?
Even the capitan and engineers take the same?
Could the customer also decide how much to whom individually leave a tip?
@@1JRW1 yep. All crew so chefs engineers captains deckies etc. When tips are low, some chiefs will donate theirs to the crew to bump it up
tips are mandatory ?
It's more of a customary practice
Its billed into the closing statement
Does the engineer get tips?
I’m going to probably get on the list to charter your yacht but I may buy one as well
Keep dreaming Raymond. She’s not going to be impressed with your lies.
Why would you buy one? Sounds like you don’t know enough about business to even understand what you’re saying 🙄
I wana work
Sounds good but you not there
Morning
Why would you tip after paying that much.
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There is a full time tradesman/tech onboard? Are they tipped for their work? Maybe for stateroom repairs/maintenance? Or are they mostly salaried and out of sight?
Your wage isnt enough you think you should be tipped . You make plenty without a tip. Where do you think you should be tipped .
and you also must capable to....
Why do English speaking people call it Yachting? Sounds whey to glorious for what it actually is.
my current goal is to get rich enough to get a yacht so the two of us can travel the seas together :-)
It really isn't hard work if you've ever done manual labor. The crew members make it seem harder because they smoke, don't exercise, and get drunk every few days.
A lot of jobs are hard work with long hours but they don’t earn an additional $50K above base salary (of which is already good). Cry me a river. Yachtees make damn good money for their level of education.
That is ritch oeople thing and am not rich rite now not that I feel money is the issue but being around the rite people is important but think that is far fetch I don't know why
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