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A residential cruise ship that has been sailing around the world continuously for more than two years has evicted passengers in Cambodia after the company said …
A residential cruise ship that has been sailing around the world continuously for more than two years has evicted passengers in Cambodia after the company said the Iran war made fuel prices too expensive to continue its voyage.
That's why you don't sell all of your possessions and assets just to try and live on a cruise ship. Bro, I'm going to find half these people on Richards boulevard in Sacramento at this point.
Suckered by a scam. Sorry it happened to you. The price of fuel has no effect on the clients ability to have the ship seized and auctioned off and the proceeds split among the victims. That old tub of squid poop is probably worth less than the price each person paid but at least it prevents the scammers from having a ship to do this to others in the future. I mean come on man, you gave them all the money you had each and that's exactly the amount it costs? Old time scam. Hope you get a good break. Like I said I am sorry that you trusted people and got taken advantage of.
Oh I feel so sorry for those people that felt that they could just sell their lives and sell out to the devil to live on an open sea on a ship that was owned and operated by someone in Corporate America or corporate wherever, they just spoon fed the money right to those people and they lost their own homes in the process. Oh I feel so sorry for those people that was so gullible to think that that would be a great solution for the rest of their lives. Well I am lucky enough to have a piece of land with a trailer on it that I live on rent free. And I'm telling you that's no picnic either. But to have sold myself out to a cruise ship to live for the rest of my life? Not no but hell to the fuck no
Happily destroying the environment and upset they can no longer continue to do so. I do not feel sorry for these people, they are contributing to making the world a worse place for everyone, even themselves.
Poor boomers, need to pull themselves up by their bootstraps, maybe make coffee themselves and buy less avacado toast, maybe then they'll be able to afford sailing around in a sewage spilling old folks home
A residential cruise ship that has been sailing around the world continuously for more than two years has evicted passengers in Cambodia after the company said the Iran war made fuel prices too expensive to continue its voyage.