How Waste Is Dealt With On The World's Largest Cruise Ship
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- The 6,600 passengers on board the world's largest cruise ship produce a lot of trash. We went inside the secret, crew-only deck of Royal Caribbean's Symphony of the Seas to see how crews process millions of pounds of water, food, and dry waste each year.
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There's a rule on many buffets in my country. "No leftovers". If you have leftovers you will pay. That's a good rule to implement to reduce the waste of cruise ships
That sounds interesting! May I ask where you come from?
I worked some time as a waitress and I hated it when people took to much from the buffet. When it happens once that's OK but if it happens every day they must be greedy or stupid.
I love the idea.... Except, what if the food is shit?
@@ivanbenja4 Yeah, good reason to get cheap food ingredients and have people pay more if they don't finish lol.
@@ivanbenja4 If it's shit you would just tell it to the waiter. And it's okay to leave some on the plate but if you go around and waste a lot you will get fined. I'm talking about the Netherlands btw.
@@mormantu8561 im a Belgian native whom lived in the netherlands for 10yrs,what u r saying is NOT true but also our countries combined waste more food than entire africa in a year...plz only state true facts
The amount of wasted food is insane. Who the hell sits down for a meal and finishes with more food still on the plate than they actually ate?
I guess you never been on a cruise. Lol
Thats what rich people do all day in case you havent noticed......
People on vacation
I do. I physically can’t eat a lot at one time and I can never tell how much or how little I’ll be able to eat. So even though I go for small portions, sometimes I still end up throwing away food.
Not from just one person
Moral of the story: When a large company says they aren't doing something that is destroying the environment, they are.
... and yet I am supposed to believe what the news tells me? Main stream media companies are much bigger corporations than cruise ships are. And, they have more reason to lie.
@@ilikemitchhedberg I'm with you. But people are picking the side of whom they believe are different from the corporations yet truly of the same coin as well.
For example, right wingers will tell you the media is lying about climate change yet you can apply critical thinking with everyone reporting raging fires, mudslides, and hurricanes.
These aren't made up or false. The falsehood is these paid right wing grifter who are selling out the Earth itself to protect corporate interests by pretending to be the voice of the common man.
@@ilikemitchhedberg media companies survive on (1) readership and (2) sponsorship. If they are proven to be unreliable, readership drops. So, they will only lie about things detrimental to their sponsor. It's really not difficult to understand.
Shake my head, all that money they still cant come up with a solution to recycle.
@@ilikemitchhedberg if u dont believe in the news that show evidence, maybe dont watch the news? Facepalm.
I see, they dont dump their plastic in the ocean. Instead they collect and compact it, bring it to Miami, so it can get exported to Malaysia and get dumped in the ocean there 👌🏼
Atleast they are treated somewhat
Lol
and africa
I'm in Malaysia......
@@eljh12345 are you a farmer in malaysia?
I actually can’t remember the last time I didn’t finish a meal.
BFNJay you would on a cruise
Me neither lol
Shiiii you eating good
I bought a cheesesteak last Thursday only ate 85% of it. 1st time in years I didnt finish a meal. 2 hours later I finished it though
Me too. I live in a not-so good neighborhood and I am grateful for every meal I have. I know that only a few blocks away, someone might not have a meal.
The accent gives it away. Alex is from the Philippines.
SPIDER LILIEZ lmao i also think so
Lmao that was what I was thinking 😂
SPIDER LILIEZ Cheap labor
@@MVEProducties cheap but very competent.
Accent is the key. Good job to sir Alex!
Anyone else belive that the food waste pipe just goes straight out the bottom of the ship 🤣🤣🤣
"This food waste goes to the incinerator" BUT YOU DIDN'T SHOW US AN INCINERATOR. 100% dumps straight in the ocean.
As it should. Its food. Either something will eat it or it will rot and become compost
@@scootersonlyrepair6773 I hope so dude
food can and should go on the sea
Y burn something that won’t hurt the ocean it’s organic kinda just a commercial for cruises they don’t mention burn the same fuel as a a city every year
I see a huge problem with expressing penalties for businesses only in monetary fines. Their analysts can trim this into a simple cost benefit calculation. "Dumping trash into the ocean has a x% chance of being detected and would roughly cost us x amount of $. Whereas correct recycling would cost y times as much. So we just dump it in the ocean." No. Penalties must be expressed in actual bans or limitations of operation in an area and/or time frame. This way businesses would have a real incentive to act right.
It's only matter of you think should be done
Not a problem, you just need to make sure x > y.
Capitalism can be bad left unchecked. Setting proper regulations, limitations, and discipline for the individuals & groups who are overly substantially financed & mistake their finances as the ability to negatively impact this world. Long story short: dont let companies and spoiled brats (millionaires, billionaires) do what they want recklessy.
Corporations break the law? They get a trivial fine.
You break the law? You rot in prison.
An idea I had a while ago that imo needs a lot of refinement to be viable but the main idea is that while you still have fines it’s based on the company’s profits, so each offense has a percent on it , each offense adds the percent to the total percent which is fined to the company based on their total profits( make sure no loopholes like there are in tax law) and the total percent goes down over time or/and with good behavior, so if they do a lot of offenses in a short time then the total percent will go up and get kind of high quickly and because it’s doing fines multiple times it’s going to cut into their profit margins a lot and because it’s based on their profits, it should scale to small and large businesses and no raising prices can block it, of course in real law it would have to be tweaked and changed to make sure it has the desired effect and no loopholes but I think the main idea of fines being tied to profits is a good idea
So they were dumping everything for 30 years before the the technology.
Smh, so irresponsible, $20 million fine was a slap on wrist.
Yep. The fines were a fraction of their profits since then
I was in the Navy from 87 to 91 all our waste was discharged, Being a fantail watch after midnight could be pretty stinky.
@@Blee48 20 million is nothing but a smudge on thier accounts
Honestly who gives a crap that cruise ships dumped stuff for years when countries over in Asia are dumping trash and other stuff straight into the water. literally videos of dump trucks pulling up to rivers and dumping trash straight in
It’s craaaaaazy that they would ever consider dumping trash right into the ocean. The fine shouldn’t be in cash. They have plenty of money. It should be a ban of your business. That would be the ultimate deterrent.
@@runswithraptors get the money dolla dolla bills yall
I got friends who work in the shipping industry. This ain't shit. Ever heard of "night ops"?
Every fishing vessels dumps it’s ruined nets in the sea...
All boats have a placard that shows what can be dumped. Literally everything is fair game to dump past 25 miles in US waters except plastic
Dumbo with that cash you can actually clean the oceans ( reverse the damage caused) , a ban would just promote other cruises.
I worked on a cruise ship and I can tell you I saw huge piles of garbage being thrown out at 2 am into the ocean on a regular basis.
Did you report it?
@@telemkay That would be an easy way to lose the job.
I believe it. I have a friend who worked on a cruise ship and he told me that he would from time-to-time spot some of the crew dumping the trash into the ocean. I find it hard to believe that there is a single cruise ship that does zero dumping whatsoever.
Whats the matter with some humans? Does dumping crap in the ocean improve life and society?
@@darealliljable Sadly, they care about their own benefits, not life and society.
Conditions looks MUCH better then I’d have ever imagined on the very bottom floor of a massive ship like this. I also didn’t know about the water bottle thing, a clever solution to a massive task.
This is not how all the cruise ships are, this is like an example ship.
This was also a planned visit so even if it was dirty, you know they scrapped that clean for this.
@@toourpad all royal Caribbean ships do this, we did a full ship tour six years ago and it was amazing what they did for recycling.
@@EpicJellyCake it is always like that, guess you have never been on a ship or worked on one.
the thumbnail looked like they just turn it all into fried rice
Looks good
imlost19 looks a little like ceviche
Well I'm not gonna lie I almost puked when I saw the thumbnail. Then the first few seconds of the video I almost threw up. YARF.
wahahhaha fried rice! LMAO!
@@MichelleZhou grow up you big baby
“Waste can’t and shouldn’t be dumped in the ocean”
New York : 😂😂🤫
For organic waste, I don’t see why not, sufficiently far away from shore.
They could wait until they reach shore and dispose of it. Incinerate it too. I don't know, anything but do this. These ships should be banned. So sad the government doesn't care enough. Getting fined won't solve it. As I'm sure those 40M won't go towards cleaning these dumping sites because DUH! It's the ocean. So, they keep contaminating the oceans and the government gets a cut. Terrible.
New york? What did we do now?
@@mrmarkle7088 they used to dump it directly into the ocean. Didn’t know they still did though.
@@TheBooban you do realise what that does to the ocean? It’s polluted dude..
Sanji would be disappointed after seeing all that food go to waste.
Royal Caribbean cruise ship offer free meal at restaurant. The problem is they offer you a full course free meal and sometimes people just can't finish all of that.
or Soma from Food Wars
I was on a Carnival cruise, the Fascination with a balcony suite with my wife of 17 days. We were on our private deck enjoying the moonlight over the horizon and then we hear glass on a steel floor look down over the side of the ship and a little behind us, and there we saw garbage being dumped on the floor and then swept into the ocean by two wide push brooms. We saw wine bottles, plastic containers from the kitchen. When we told the Captain next evening, he said that it never happened. He said the Glass is all ground up to a powder and released out the bottom of the ship. Our eyes DON'T AND DIDN'T LIE TO US.
Idk man, he is the Captain...
"we have two incinerators, one and two" LOL
Swimming pools are made from two parts, pools and water
I wear two shoes, one and two.
We have two kids, One and Two.
Hahaha
I have two balls..one and two
Alex: *Filipino*
Every Filipino: You, I like you
Yep sounds about right🤣
Yeah I can confirm, he looks like a nice person.
Yare yare daze Dio!
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If Im Not Mistaken 25% of Filipinos Are Seafarers And We Filipinos Are Top 2 in Top Seafarers Nationality in The World Next To China
"this food waste goes to the incinerator!" -> well you didn't show us the incinerator so by omission Im assuming it goes to the ocean
You can't really see it because they burn it. And it then contributes to air pollution. Just pollution transferred to another form.
I used to have to board a Norwegian cruise ship every Saturday for my company to service their gift shop (when they docked). The gift shop used to give me their recyclables every week that the workers went through, which was only around a dollar at most. After a couple months, the checkpoint to board/disembark told me I couldn't take it off the ship. I couldn't believe it, as I knew they would just throw it away.
March 2020:
All cruise ship videos are generally assumed to be about Coronavirus
Im just going to stop reading comments all together because of all the idiots that just say "coronavirus! Coronavirus!" under all the cruise videos
@Nathan Davies but it’s deadly so we’re all worried
@@surythecat9993 it's only on a couple of ships, I'm talking about carribean cruises that aren't affected, people still only talk about the coronavirus
I believe you can watch about that in real life lore channel😁
My bad, I think it is Half as Interesting channel
*Next Episode: How Coronavirus is dealt with on Cruise Ships*
Pen L yes
Pen L if your under 60 there’s nothing to worry about
Washy washy
Los Angeles supposedly it affects ages 30-60 but we never know things can change
*the Wash Your Hands song started playing in my head* from Royal Caribbean
I was required to sit at the dinner table until I finished my food. If you gotta throw up go ahead, and when you're done come back and finish.
Thanks for sharing! Thanks for also being honest about what you didn’t get to see for yourself.
Fun that this is just a commercial for Royal Caribbean to give their image a boost after the whole environmental damage and pollution scandal
If they are environmentally friendly, they deserve business.
still didn't convince me to ever go on a cruise. Seems so wasteful and boring.
@@ambycakes true
Who cares
@@ambycakes I was the same untill I went on one a couple of months ago in January i actually enjoyed it was definitely an eye opener there is something for everyone singles gays families mate there is so much on these royal carribien cruises i caught one from Sydney Australia just go on one from the royal carribien franchise they have heaps of ships massive ones and ya know what i would do it again
Bad timing for this video
Yeah, still will never convince me to ever go on a cruise ship.
@@davidjames666 i dont understand cruises. Ive never been on one, but I really dont care to
Tyler Paolucci i believe it is an excuse for people just to eat & eat & eat without going to multiple restaurants in a day
Tyler Paolucci not really 🙄
@Zakhary Gawdiak lmao truee but those same ppl wont be going on them
So proud to the Filipino people featured in this documentary 🇵🇭👏
It is great effort from plate wash guys and incinerator guys... In my 17 years of sea life in cruise liner.. I have great respect for those guys.... If I say more than captain...
After I moved out from my family and be independent in another country , I never waste food . It’s so precious
Well said, waste not want not(or need as in the case of food) 👍
if you can afford to go on that ship you can afford a boatload of food
@@darthvitiate7373 for sure, the food deck/s have a ton of food.
yes, you really start to apreciate it when you have to pay for it in supermarket etc... same with me
Food is Life
This is a great PR move by Royal Caribbean. It's almost believable that they care. Also, the retirement fund? Lol.
You got any alternate source of information? Please elaborate.
Lol right? We're just going to stop taking these cruises, right? With any luck, we can hope.
Even if it's a PR stunt then so what ? It's still a win-win.
@@solwen :( unfortunately it matters.
Tom Scott did a video on MSN's "first internet-connected bench" that touches on this idea of how PR stunts don't mean progress.
Note how they say this system only exists on ONE "newest" ship and not that there are plans to retrofit existing ships or make more of this specific setup.
A PR stunt doesn't mean that they're actually doing anything to change - just that they're making it LOOK like there's change so that people feel more comfortable consuming it and don't look more than surface-level deep.
The exact thought "so what if it's a PR stunt - it's still a win" is exactly the mentality they're preying on so they don't actually have to progress or fix the things they're doing wrong.
Actually Maritime laws are strict af...all but the smallest of ships must follow certain garbage disposal laws or there could be serious consequences. Even big companies would think twice before neglecting them. Plus these ships go through several quality checks at regular intervals. So it doesn't matter whether they like it or not they have to follow the rules.
*very Informative* 👌🏼👌🏼
When I was on a cross Atlantic voyage in the late 1960s I remember seeing some food waste going into the ocean. Orange peels were most recognizable. There didn't seem to be much of this organic waste going into the water, so I'm not sure if all the organic waste went overboard.
I was living un Buzios, Brasil when a cruise dumped cleaning wastes in the océan. The people at the beach (tartaruga beach, a place full of tourists) ended at the hospital and 2 of them lost sight. If there is an industry I'm quite happy to see struggle is the cruise lines. I'm sorry for the hundred of jobs that will be lost but cruises suck.
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@@albertjunior8744 doesn't take away from the seriousness of any of them? It being common doesn't prove any point ?
Funny that you are happy to see a specifc industry is struggling, but have you thought about all the pollution factories and cargo ships/airplanes generate to bring the smart phone you use to your country? So because you don’t see it, it doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist in other parts of the planet.
@@sak_5 are you a south Indian by any chance.
Karma finally bit cruise ship industry in the butt! I'm also sick how they tend to brush off missing persons casw and murder happening on the ship!
Many families are still looking for answers!
On the next episode: See how "US" ships aren't actually registered in the US to hire cheap labor to run the ships.
Royal Carribean is originally a Norwegian cruise liner. But I believe they where bought by americans. Most top officers on the ships are Norwegian. So they are atleast managed by the most competent seamen in the world, even though it would be nice if all crew members where Norwegians, Europeans and Americans.
Half as Interesting has a great video about that
Futilizer That is the ideal, as a former cruise ship worker I agree to your thoughts.
Futilizer That is the ideal, as a former cruise ship worker I agree to your thoughts.
US wages are basically the same anyway
Omg i was on a royal carribean ship abot 4 years ago,i m so happy to hear all of this :)
That captains filipino accent makes me damnnnn prouddd lol
"We have 2 generators, 1 and 2"
"every 60 seconds in Africa a minute passes"
@@bakislayer uh what?
@@bakislayer hes saying they're being redundant. If there are 2 generators, you know it is 1 and 2.
Guess you're one of the smooth brains
@@ML-sc3pt What if they're A and B, eh?
@@ThePppp89 either way its very redundant. Its like me saying read the first 2 chapters 1 and 2
Oh really I thought they were engine 3 and 7
On my one and only cruise I ever took, I was shocked at how much food waste I saw! I literally saw scores of people fill up a ginormous plate, take one bite, then walk away!
Greed. Disgusting greed.
That's disgusting. I have no interest in ever going on a cruise.
@@kateg9302 Doubt you could afford it anyway lol
@@darkmode867 it’s a troll or he’s just braindead so no reason in replying
No you didn't
Imagine you're onboard the Symphony of the Sea while watching this video.
the hard workers makes my heart happy
1:46 "We have two incinerators. One and Two." LOL
He didn't actually count it for you. Common practice on ship to have two or more machineries for backup. He just showed you where are the no. 1 and 2 incinerator probably giving you an idea where is the service machinery and the backup.
Like Barney fife giving a tour of the jail and saying how they just have 1 rule and that rule is to obey all rules
Haha
@@marcdr.9816 most of the time, you will use both, not one is running and one for back up. You run one one day and the other the next day, so at the end they got around the same runninghours.
What’s so funny u middle aged mom
Alex: "we have two incenerators, one and two."
Me: "I have two hands. The left and the right"
Also me: yup. My man Alex is a filipino!
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Hahahahaha
Juneeeeeeeeel
Im sorry🤣🤣
Noooooooo
Business insider gives me so much knowledge
I once took a cruise and had a cabin on deck two and it really smelled. Now I know why. Thanks
4:51 wait "almost safe to drink" hold up
Thinking the same thing
Yes it may sound weird but it can be used for drinking although they don't use it for drinking or even cleaning i guess
I thought the same thing lol... "Almost safe"... Why not just say "still unsafe" lol
Yeah which is why they dont let you drink it
Would like the comment but dont want to ruin your 69...
All the pressed cardboard is stacked in to bundles.. ( proceeds to show a pile of new cardboard boxes)
Exactly
Nefi1996 no. Not used. They just did a really good job stacking into bundles :-)
They're used. Why would they need new cardboard boxes? They're not packaging fruit
This is what I like CZcams. Imagination and Knowledge
I have said it in the past, it is the shipping industry that pollutes the oceans. I also think that some of the recycling sent abroad is also dumped at sea.
"This area is manned 24 hours a day"
*shows unmanned area*
😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣
Who wouldn’t finish a meal on a cruise , I always finish every last bit on the ships
Someone who ordered the Disney cruise line shrimp
Sea sickness
Me too unless it tastes bad
I'm a Filipino ...people do that to look rich
I am an ex seaman and found cruise ship food terrible.
I am from Bohri community n it is compulsory for us to finding all food wat we tk in our plate.not a single rice or anythng is wasted.very proud of our community.
3:44 first dibs on leftovers! Yum!
I took one cruise, and was amazed at how hard those folks worked, and at multiple jobs. The wine steward who remembered everyone at our table each evening was out scraping and painting in the mornings. These folks sacrifice by living away from their families to provide for them, and Im sure what money they make per hour worked is shamefully low compared to what they generate the cruise company.
I love this Filipino guy, he makes everyone happy
... alright before u all start heatin up for the wrong reason. I was just joking.
Plus I’m Filipino too plus HOW THE HELL DID I GET LIKES 😂😂😂
He didn't make me happy
@coolrobloxkid7829 ...everyone has their own attitude. Doesn't matter where you're from. But hello my brother. Much love
@coolrobloxkid7829 that's right Filipino are du
B and arrogant.
That guy is probably super serious about his job and cracks his whip often. A minute late? Leaving a minute early? That's grounds for termination. After all, there are thousands of other Filipinos eager to take your job at less pay. You can't get a job that pays like this back in the Philippines.
Philippinos are great people.
wow galing. pinoy si sir😍😍😍
Cool, never thought about this.
Alex: *speaks*
Me:Filipino siya, I can tell.
(He's Filipino, I can tell)
Ahaha
Reinba And Solaris HAHAHAHAH DIBAAA
i could tell as soon as i saw his face
@@edbertbayocot9983 haha every filipino knows their kind
halatang halata mga pinoy hahaha
I can tell you first hand... that bottle crushing machine is one of the loudest, most ear piercing sounds I have every heard.
And?
@@getin3949 what more does he need to say?
@@andreas6002 what, you think that's enough?
@@windowsxseven he just said its loud, he got his point across
@@windowsxseven they made a statement. it’s just how they think the bottle crusher is loud.
Glad ro see that some people care.
Lol carnival was dumbing there gray water in Chesapeake Bay right outside of Maryland, I was right beside them on the boat
"For health and safety reasons, no cruise is allowed to have water fountains"
Disney cruises be like: 😏😏
the thumbnail looked like they just turn it all into fried rice
@@boutongzheng2926 good to see ur recycling the comments as well!!🗑✏😏
Probably just for the pandemic
@@ms.pirate this video was made shortly before the pandemic hit full swing in the US. Doubt its related
"Zero waste" ship.. Hmm, I wonder how?
Asian guy: "Here is our INCINERATOR."
baginatora yeah because burning trash into the atmosphere is way better then just throwing it out normaly when you dock
@@ANTAlex-pe9li *a c c u m I a t I o n*
A. N. T. Alex where would you store it all
@@ANTAlex-pe9li Never said it was a good thing.
@@ANTAlex-pe9li Facts, humans gonna destroy this planet.
Excellent Job! 👍
Found this so interesting !
Alex:speaks
Me:My Filipino senses are tingling!
Haha
the accent *chef's kiss* PERFECT
Went to the comments section looking for this to be pointed out. Haha.
us: I love your accent
Filipinos : karrrrd booord over derrr
SAME hahahaha
I’m so glad they made this video. Those people working hard. I really appreciate this even tho I have never been on a cruise.
Get a life
@@blackfacehardon5163 no u
No amount or kind of recycling ever pays for itself. The costs are always passed on to the consumer.
I'm a navy vet. When you first get to a ship they make you work serving the ship in the gally, mess decks and trash room. We threw trash overboard all the time.
Wow got my attention. Interesting that all of the purification is done on board.. wow
“Plastic goes through this massive compactor”
Shows shredder
It's part of the compactor.
0:07 that Corona Beer tho
Idiots: Here's the proof Corona Beer cause coronavirus
The reason why the disease is called _coronavirus_ is because under an electron microscope, the virus looks like a crown _('corona' being the Latin word for crown)_ with pointy ridges when viewed from above (those "pointy ends" are the peplomers, which binds to the host cells' receptors to trick them into taking in the virus before infection, during a process called 'receptor-induced endocytosis')
The reason why the sales of Corona Beer is down is because most people are staying home to avoid the potential viral spread, not because they confused the name of the beer with the virus
@Follow my instagram koji_yah lol ,kids
@@youngmasterzhi hey thanks. All this time I've been thinking about this question. But didn't expect to get the answer on a cruise ship video
Great information
Just one word "CRAZY" for all the dump, the management, the tech..q
While I’m happy they’re recycling, I feel like they should be producing less waste in the first place..
Where I live, waste food is collected by a waste collection lorry from my home and used to make compost that is used on farmers fields.
But dont they contain so much salt? Except salad idk if regular food can be used as compost. I have zero organic waste policy on my house as i make compost from vegetable and fruit leftovers (saves money for compost) But I cant use for example leaf plate (traditional food) on the local delicacies as i know it contain salt.
@@bluey3575 My local council have not listed that as a problem.
@@bluey3575 maybe the salt naturally gets decomposed and thats why its not an issue? I dont know you bring up a good point, all the salt would add up.
@@AndrewMSmith130 In Sweden they make biogas from kitchen waste. And then run buses on the fuel.
Ya, I love the idea of not creating any food waste in the first place or at least the smallest amount possible 🙌👍👊🌎⭐️⭐️
Always wondered how it was treated. I was on a 2 nights Nile river cruise on Sept 11, I was watching everything, it's my first proper cruise everything. The Greek ship from Venice to Athens was a bit different
Dont be naive, its a PR Film for that company. Everyone out there: you want to stop harming the Environment? Then Stop using the cruises. As simple as that
Think of all the condoms they must find.
or not, because of operation "Semen Overboard"
I’d rather not
It's 2020, nobody uses condoms anymore...
@@jaycho6747 what are people using now ? pig intestine.
Priyo M people don’t use condoms now lol
The whole world: *coronavirus*
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@@laceybarbee5553 the white kid above us think he is funny ☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️
at least we have something different to watch other than just coronavirus news
You should also look at: wanna know where does the Vegas buffet left over goes?? You will be surprised is not going to waste.
My friend lived on an old yacht and the head had a poster that showed what was ok to dump in to ocean. And basically everything except batteries, paint and plastic were ok. . The boat was from the 70s.
man is evolving and becoming more efficient
"The Cruise Guy" 0:45
Bella C😂😂
That’s his nickname. It’s not meant to mean “some random guy” lol
@@Gulag00 I like to think that's his official rank/title
Hello 👋👋 Bella, how are you doing today, hope you're having a wonderful day
Me: *sees a brown asian dude*
Alex: *speaks with a very familiar accent*
My inner filipino: *Yep he's Filipino*
Edit: Woah so many likes thanks guys lol
Relate
i can relate here lol
Kuya for president 😎
Ok?
Matik
It's surprisingly quiet because they are more than likely dumping the majority of the waste overboard and saving a few pieces "for show" so they don't get fined.
When I was a kid, there was a local butcher, he didn't have a refrigerator, so whenever he has left overs he would just put it in a bag and give the meat to anyone who passes by, he managed to get a ref, he noticed that sometimes the meat ends up rotting when no one buys the meat, he still kept giving the people free meat, I was like 7 or 8 years old, I'm now 23, he never had waste, in the 90's people were kinder compared to now, they just want money, even if there are leftovers, they'd still rather throw it away than give it to someone else because of payment, we all loved our butcher, he was kind, generous, and quite loveable. Hope he's doing well.
@ 4:41 "including your urine." That wasn't the one I was most concerned about.
4:22 imagine working so hard to learn English, feeling like you mastered it, and then realizing your part has subtitles
Not tryna shut down ur joke but I’m pretty sure they have subtitles because of how loud it is in the room he’s in.
Baby yoda agreed
@@maxprint2582 we cant be friends.
@@maxprint2582 well if you can't hear the guy because of the noises in the background, then you definitly need subtitles for the whole video
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When I was in the army, I was attached with a watercraft unit and yup they dump All of their waste into the ocean
Alex is a Filipino for sure. The accent is awesome
Imagine being on an interview and being called "The Cruise Guy" 0:40
Well what do they suppose to call you when you're working on a cruise ship? "The motor guy"????
@@rocketlime8761 could be "Cruise Management Worker"
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@@rocketlime8761 cruise worker operated literally whatever his jobs called I highly dout his job is called cruise guy 💀
I thought that food waste was macerated and fed to the fish.
Yes it is they do that
I did too, it seems like a waste to incinerate.
@@NiteTrain345 I guess human food contains things like fats and additives and stuff that aren't healthy for fish.
K FALKON they aren’t healthy for any living beings but humans are dumb so that’s why we consume them
I went on this cruise ship and honestly it was probably the best time of my life
Worst time for the the environment
I've been blessed to be on more than my share of cruising and have always thanked everyone that presented me food and drink.I truly appreciated and respected their efforts and hard work to make me happy and comfortable.
We love guests like you
All I'm thinking about is how many beaches on Long Island, Bahamas (in the Caribbean) that are polluted from cruise ship waste. No matter how many times we clean the beaches, they are polluted again from cruise ships dumping their trash into the ocean and it being washed up onto our beaches a few months later.
I'm truly hoping that this system will be incorporated to other Caribbean cruise ship lines, so we can have trash free beaches again one day.
Waste isn't what they have to worry about now.. Can't get rid of viruses by dumping them unfortunately
Jordan Lok yes
just yeet the infected into the ocean
Jordan Lok could dump those infected lol
Well...
Sink the ship
When usph coming...we throw so many food.... 😂😂
Sry i don’t understand usph
If you have space to store all those containers when they are full and before they are crushed then you have plenty of space to store the crushed compacted plastic cardboard metal and glass. It’s pretty simple unless your ignorant.
its really nice seeing how they put so much effort to reduce waste. more people, not just cruise workers, should put this effort into protecting the environment
its a lie just read the comments
Dont be naive, its a PR Film for that company. The food is still being wasted and the trash is being dumped somewhere else on land
It's something good. I have a feeling though it ain't 100% recycling everything.
You are correct, not everything is 100% reusable. That is why different plastics are labeled, for example.
Cruise ships aren't the only problem. My brother was in the military, the Navy, and he said they dumped things in the ocean all the time, like desks. There are areas where you can't dump that they respect but there are areas where it is actually allowed.
I remember a sign in the mess hall during my Army days that read: "take all you want but eat all you take."