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A while back I posted questioning who in their right mind would order 2 or 3 entrees for dinner on a cruise ship. I say that because of experiences recently like the perfectly portioned Holland America meals that allowed me to eat a 3 course meal and not feel stuffed to the gills but very satisfied. But then I also recently took a long Carnival cruise and on lobster night I did order two tails but they did not bring two complete entrees and it was plenty.
Many readers in my 2-3 entree post argued that ordering more than one lets you try a number of things and you after all don’t have to eat everything. While I guess that is true a pair of Russians have taken ordering extra to a whole new (and disgusting) level.
The two of them say they are getting married on an MSC cruise and for dinner one night just take a look at this Facebook video to see what they do:
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=811750671058921&t=6
Facepalm!
Now do keep in mind they will be paying a bit for this as MSC, like many other cruise lines, charges an upcharge for additional entrees (most lines let you get 2 free). So trying all of the appetizers and desserts are free but they may be on the hook for $50 or more each to try everything on the dinner menu.
I just don’t get this – why is this even fun to do? Is it just to get noticed like the idiot who wasted lobsters at an all you can eat buffet? Is it because Russians are so used to long bread lines maybe?
What do you think about this? Does this disgust you as much as it did me or do you see nothing wrong with this since they are on vacation and can do whatever they want (within the rules)? You tell me! – René
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If I was Russia, I’d fire their PR firm.
To me, traveling like you did during the plandemic was disgusting as a supposed human being.
@Leslie – Clearly you are not talking about me as I stayed home 1.5 years till I had both my vax shots!
Well, whatever you do, Leslie. Make you don’t read this post. Or this one.
One would think the county’s most liked worker wouldn’t be throwing around terms like “plandemic” and “supposed human being.”