Speaker 1: So that would explain your the credentials in actual service.
But as far as custodial work like the laundry done.
Speaker 2: Drink you had a tough time. Yeah, cleaning ship off
the toilets, you had a tough time with that.
Speaker 3: Tough time. Yeah, I did gag once or twice doing that.
But you gotta get it done, and.
Speaker 2: And and and you can pleade the fifth on this.
But and what what were the moments wearing you gaged?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 2: What did you gag? U?
Speaker 3: Oh gosh, I don't even know if I say that.
Speaker 2: Hi, hell on, welk do another brand spaking new episode
of another Blowdeck podcast. My name is Dylan.
Speaker 1: That is pat permission to come aboard.
Speaker 2: Hey, how are you today?
Speaker 1: I'm doing great? Are yea?
Speaker 2: What you been doing today?
Speaker 1: Well, it doesn't matter what I've been doing today. We
got a we got a big fish on the line.
Speaker 2: We are joined today by Big Red, none other than Brianna.
Thank you so much for joining us this afternoon. What's up?
Speaker 3: Thank you for having me. You know, big Red was
my nickname all throughout high school, so I like.
Speaker 2: It really okay? What Yeah, we just went with like
you know, kind of the stick of chewing gum, kind
of shag, and it's a very loose association.
Speaker 1: I'm feeling that this name was associated with sports, perhaps basketball.
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly, that tall red hair.
Speaker 2: Got it, got it? Okay, Well, it's just so happy
to know. It's super creative. We're really really excited to
speak with you. We ask every person that comes on
the show the same question. When what Oh it's always
how no, no, no, okay, okay, okay. So when Laura
got Alicia the lip, were you jealous because you like
a lip too, But she didn't get you a lip
at all. She just got Alicia lip. So how'd you
feel about that?
Speaker 3: I wanted a lip? I mean, who doesn't want to
bright pink lipstick. I Alicia's phrase was pink makes the
boys wing. That was that was what I heard. So
I think I want pink.
Speaker 2: Yeah, for sure. What are your thoughts on that? Was
it just a nice thing that she did or was
it a Macavelian diabolical move.
Speaker 3: I think it was just a nice thing she did.
Alicia when she's distracted, she is distracted. So I think,
you know, the only way that we were going to
get her back into the galley and back to it
would be with her pink lipstick.
Speaker 2: Yeah, do you disagree with her?
Speaker 1: No? I don't give a lata that much credit. I
think it was I think it was to her Zerina's feelings.
But I'm a cynical person.
Speaker 2: All right. So we have a lot of questions for you.
The fans were smitten by you this trist with the
prints of.
Speaker 1: The boat and uh, you know, there is a disclaimer here.
Our listeners are called barnacles, and they are rude and crude,
and some of the questions today have been solicited from them,
and I take no accountability for how rude their questions are.
Speaker 3: Okay, yes, yeah.
Speaker 2: And just in case if you're wondering, that is kind
of a smoke screen for us to ask anything that
we want to ask and.
Speaker 3: Then not barnicle questions.
Speaker 1: Now, I want to lay out some groundwork here for
how brief fits into this season. So we have three
kind of storylines. One was the nick taking that shot
drama and what would you have done? I want to
get to that, and then of course the boat man's
with Harry, and then kind of what's going on with
Marina and Lari's choice to keep her in the laundry
Dungeon for the entire season.
Speaker 2: We also want to ask you about that little guy
from South Africa who touched everybody and kissed everybody. So
we'll get into all of it, all of it.
Speaker 3: Let's dig into it.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right? First off, is Harry your first boat mance?
Speaker 3: Yes, Harry is my first boat man's Typically I don't
like to date on boats, just because you work, live, eat,
and you know you're with them twenty four to seven. Yeah,
so it's definitely a risky choice. But with Harry, I
think you know there's no risk in that. It's not
a distraction. We both are hard workers and he was
just such a positive energy. He kind of lifted me
through the season.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Now we love Harry, but as we watch the season,
he wasn't as fourthright with his feelings towards you as
you wore towards him, So that inevitably did cause a
little anxiety on your part.
Speaker 3: Yes, definitely, I think you know I am a very
communication is key person. This is how I'm feeling, point blank.
Do you feel the same or not? If not, like
we don't need to waste time. So I was just
very open and I think you know, some people do
take a little bit longer, and I think I think
I was Harry's I'm not sure, but I might have
been Harry's first bomance. And you know, I just I
want to know, like I don't I don't like the
second guess. I don't want to wonder. Just let me know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, well he was uh, he was a little
bit of a milk boy too, you know, he was
a little latter day saint about the whole thing. You know,
I think I'm gonna stop talking.
Speaker 1: Yeah, with that, Katrina Steele asked, what did you think
of Harry saying that tiny, pg boring kiss a few
episodes back was the most amazing makeout sessh ever, Sorry
it's Katrina. She spelled it out phonetically.
Speaker 2: Katrina, thank you for doing that. Thank you for doing that.
Speaker 3: Guys, that one wasn't surprised me. I did not. I
don't know if I put that on my most amazing
kisses ever. But you know, I always knew that we
could work on it, and we could, you know, I
could maybe get Harry a few pointers.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I think so. I think it was neither.
You know, hey, Harry, he is the he is the one.
Well he's very cute, like he's he's got cute energy,
and that can get you into trouble because you know,
you get uh, you know, branded as the friend of
the cute boy. But you know he's he's got some
rugged hot assness to him too. You know, he's a
he's a long stick, a stick a man. And I'm again,
I'm gonna stop talk, Okay.
Speaker 1: Brionna Karen Barnacle says Harry looks like a terrible kisser.
I actually get secondhand embarrassment watching him kiss you. How
would you rate Harry's kissing on a scale of one
to ten ten being hot?
Speaker 3: That is? Oh wow, I.
Speaker 2: Complete the fifth on any of these Barnacle questions.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think I'm gonna have to plead the fifth.
Oh boy, Harry, but I always think there's improvement.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, so we'll call it a four. Bre said four,
and we'll move on a four.
Speaker 3: I feel I feel okay, okay.
Speaker 1: I couldn't look at myself in the mirror if I
was rated that well.
Speaker 2: That's you know, that's it. You're we talked about it.
Your two fle is cooked. Okay, here's still young man.
He can learn a lot.
Speaker 1: That's true. We can grow all right, all right, Monica
Morales asked, Harry is such a great guy. Are you
two still together?
Speaker 3: Harry and I are not still together. But our boat,
our boat man's did not die after below that.
Speaker 2: What did you guys do?
Speaker 3: We we traveled the whole world together. We we went
on an African Safari. We did Dubai, met my dad
in Dubai. We did Philly, we did Nashville, we did Europe.
Speaker 1: Monica, I was Philly.
Speaker 3: We did it, Harry and Philly. He really did stick
out like a draft.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was.
Speaker 3: That was a good time. I actually really enjoyed bringing
Harry around Philadelphia.
Speaker 1: He's lucky he wasn't a giraffe in Philadelphia. They threw
rocks at animals.
Speaker 2: Are you from Philly?
Speaker 3: I'm not. I'm from South Jersey. So okay, I don't
want to bring Harry to like a sports game and
a sports bar in Philadelphia. So we brought it to
a Phillies game, and then we brought him to like
a sports bar in the stadium area after and he
was he was riding a mechanical bull.
Speaker 2: Okay, good, good good.
Speaker 3: It was a scene.
Speaker 2: Do you guys, so, do you guys call it Taylor
Ham in the South or do you call it pork
roll in the South? I can't remember.
Speaker 3: We say pork roll. But even like I guess Central Jersey,
I don't believe in Central Jersey, but they say Taylor Han.
Speaker 2: Then do you eat it?
Speaker 3: No, Like it's different.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you what. This guy would not go anywhere.
Imagine a super big hot dog but with like citric
acid in it and like a tanging a.
Speaker 1: Dodger dog almost killed me three years ago. All right,
let's see here continuing on. Well, actually I forgot to
ask this at the top. How long have you been
in the industry?
Speaker 3: So I've been in the yacht industry a little bit
over two years. Prior to that, I was in the
modeling industry. But the only other job I could pold
with modeling was to work in hospitality. So I've been
in hospitality and fine dining for seven years.
Speaker 1: Okay, so that would explain your the credentials in actual service.
But as far as custodial work like the laundry, dine.
Speaker 2: Dry, you had a tough time. Yeah, cleaning ship off
the toilets, you had a tough time with that.
Speaker 3: Tough time yeah, I did gag once or twice doing that,
But you gotta get it done and off.
Speaker 2: And and and you can pleade the fifth on this.
But and what what were the moments wherein you gagged? What?
What did you gag at?
Speaker 3: Oh? Gosh, I don't even know if I can say that. Yeah,
it was just like you said, you know, some toilets
you just wish you could powerwash, and yeah, they you're
up in personal with them.
Speaker 2: They capture and they cling sometimes they do.
Speaker 3: Ye.
Speaker 1: Okay. So when you were in the laundry di, did
you feel that Laura really clearly didn't want to have
to do that. Did you feel that there was some
favoritism on Laura's part?
Speaker 3: No, I don't, just because I think when she did
get our CBS, I know, Marina's been in yachting for
three years. I just think that fine dining and like
hospitality experience of seven years and also being a mixologist
in cities like Laura was just like, Okay, she's going
to be, you know, in service. Looking back, you know,
me and Laura did we have very similar personalities and
I think we developed a super great friendship. But Marina
also she was an amazing sort of so I think,
you know, she definitely did deserve her time in service
as well, so I was happy to see the switch.
Speaker 1: Is that common, sorry, excuse me? Is it common for
a captain to inject themselves in different departments to make suggestions.
It seems like if things are working, even though it
kind of sucks for Marina, we would just kind of
keep it as a goes because it's functioning properly.
Speaker 3: I think in the industry that's how chief stews are
meant to think, because at the end of the day,
all they care about is the guests get a perfect
experience on a yacht. But I think Jason was looking
at the bigger picture of you know, how can I
help the crew not only improve, but keep them happy.
Because when you live on a boat, you know that's
your home, that's gonna be your family that you're gonna
spend holidays with them. So I think Jason really wanted
Marina to feel like she was growing as a stew
and also to make sure that she was still happy.
Whereas I I could care less, you know, put me wherever,
and I'm just like like, I'm just here for it. Yeah,
big Red, I'm just here.
Speaker 1: For it's what's the longest season you've ever had? You
mentioned holidays, So I was thinking, like, you know, people
would book the boat forster.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Caribbean seasons usually you know you're gonna run through
your you have Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's kind of all
of that. So it is tough to be away for
your families, especially when you are you know, at sea.
But sometimes owners will come on for like ten weeks
and it's going to be your Caribbean season where it's Thanksgiving, Christmas,
New Year's and then you finally get through when you're like,
how did I survive that?
Speaker 2: What are people? Okay, okay, one celebrating Thanksgiving and Christmas
with you know other your you know, uh fucking that
sounds awful, But also what what is with the people
that want to spend those holidays on a boat? Like
that's a very odd inclination to me, Like, are does
that weird you out? From like a guest perspective, It's.
Speaker 1: Odd, it does.
Speaker 3: I mean sometimes for some people, what I've learned is
that it is their escape from almost like reality, so
they feel that they can just escape their world, which
a lot of the time, you know, they're multi billionaires,
and all they want to do is just have some privacy,
and sometimes out of tea is the only place they
can get that. With that being said, we all want
to be you know, I want to be with my family,
so it's like, you know, then you're you're stuck with
someone else's Have you run?
Speaker 1: Have you spent Christmas as a YACHTI?
Speaker 3: I have, yes, it was it was a tough one
and it was tough. I've only done one Christmas.
Speaker 2: Do you have a disdain for the rich and powerful?
At this point?
Speaker 1: You don't have to answer that you don't, don't.
Speaker 3: I think they must have. They must have done work
in some sort of hard way to get there, and
you know, I think there's so much to learn from them.
Like sometimes I truly like, will be in a room
and I'm like listening to a business and I'm like,
that's how I talk like.
Speaker 2: That, That's how I'm gonna get back.
Speaker 3: I'm not. But you know, sometimes even I've had owners
correctly because I always used to say absolutely, of course
if they would ask me for something and they were
like three in business you say yes no more absolutely
too many syllables, And I'm like yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, Okay, well you learned so yeah, well that
I'm fine with the way that you do it. And
you can learn things from the uber wealthy. You can
learn how to uh look at humans as capital. You
can you can learn a lot of things.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Brie, So I thought you're you're season so far,
you have almost a perfect record. Okay, you haven't really
screwed anybody over, you haven't talked any smack. However, there
is one mark on your record, and that was when
I believe Laura uh tasked you with bringing Alicia into
the bedroom, into the room too, I think essentially to
extract her talking smack about Serena. Was that the intention
that you felt was taking place there?
Speaker 3: So I Alicia was in the room, she was very upset.
She was crying to me, and I felt like I
was really getting nowhere, And I was like, Laura, I
don't know if you can maybe give her advice that's
not not really getting from me, because every time I
would kind of end the conversation, well now I'm just
gonna go cry in this honor. I'm gonna go crind
the bathroom. And I'm like, I don't know how to help,
Like I don't I was like, I really don't know
how to help. So I'm like Laura always kind of
gave me mother instincts, so I was like, maybe she'll
be able to get her to like calm down. But
I really was just kind of hoping Alicia would take
one of our advice and like it's okay, get it's okay, yeah, just.
Speaker 2: Get bat go ahead. Yeah, sorry, did you take offense?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 2: I wanted to I should implement the taps.
Speaker 1: Oh, the taps?
Speaker 2: Yeah, so I can tap you. And I need to
answer that question, Uh, did you pick up on the
I guess it's like a two pronged thing, like did
you think that Laura had mean girl energy towards Serena? Serena?
And did you like pick up on the tension between
those two throughout the season.
Speaker 3: So I don't think there was like intentional mean girl energy.
I do think they're very different people, so I think maybe,
you know, in terms of communication, it could have probably
been better, you know, hey, you're making me feel this way,
you know, like, and then there could have been a
change in attitude or a change in how you approach something.
But I don't think there was ever mean girl intention
And I didn't really notice things heat up until till
quite recently when I was like watching it was like, oh,
things are a lot more hot than I even realized,
Like I was too worried about like Harry like me,
and then I'm like, oh, things for heating up, and
I think there's one moment. There's a moment coming up,
and I was like, oh, now things are heated, baggage unpacked.
Speaker 1: Well, Anna andleseick Ass, thank you. I'm sorry. This is
Elena callis sorry than she wanted to know. Were you
offended when Serena referred to you as the models?
Speaker 3: I was not offended. I think it actually happens quite
often growing up in the modeling industry. But you know,
I think that's that's, you know, being called a model.
Like the one reason I really loved Harry was just
because like he always spoke about my personality or my
work ethic or you know. I think oftentimes it's like
a model and then you're just in this category where
it's like I was tall and awkward in my whole life,
like that's how I got the job. But it's like,
you know, there is a lot more to that. I
just no offense to it. Though, I'm okay, it's just
another person.
Speaker 2: There are better insults than calling someone tall and beautiful.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well she called Laura. Basically, she was creating them
as their own clue, their own clique. Oh god, Brie,
you were.
Speaker 2: In fine dining and the hospitality world in the Tri
State area. Okay, so there's a good amount of money
up there. What what was like the what was the
biggest check you? Uh what's the verb? Uh?
Speaker 3: Uh? No?
Speaker 2: What was the what was the biggest check you presided over?
Speaker 3: There was a check for like it was like twenty
thousand dollars for like five people at this dinner. And
I was like, I'm not you know, I'm not making it.
Why am I here?
Speaker 2: Like, honestly, what was it was?
Speaker 3: It wasn't even enough it was it was the wine. Yeah,
it wasn't even enough food. And I was like, you
guys are definitely still hungry, yeah, like we can't even
get this higher?
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah yeah. And what's like, what's a horror story
from from hospitality in in Jersey?
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, there was one time and I'll never
forget this because I'm like a prior, like you know,
growing up on the East Coast, you kind of have,
and especially in Jersey, you have a little bit of grit.
And then growing up in the modeling industry, you could
probably tell me anything and I'd be like, okay, like
I've heard it all right, So I think the worst
thing ever. I was bartending and bar managing, and I
also had a section of tables because we had server
call out, so I had a section of tables. We
had like a full restaurant, and the other server was
running around like crazy, and we had a ton of
service tickets. So I had the drinks, the twenty four
bar top, and then I had like a section of
eight tables with like eight tops.
Speaker 1: Oh.
Speaker 3: So I was running around and you could see it
because the bar was like in the same vicinity as
this part of the restaurant. And I'll always say like, hey,
this I remember specifically, my speech was this is a
free flowing kitchen, so you know, things come out as
soon as they're ready rather than all together. That's how
it goes here. And I took their drink order and
they ordered like an octopus salad, which you know, a
little lettuce, a little bit of octopus and maybe some dressing. Yeah,
so that came out within two seconds. But their drinks.
I had like a ticket of like a twenty top
who all got cocktails. It wasn't even wine or beer.
So I was working on that ticket and then I
was gonna bring their drinks. By the time I got
to bringing them their drinks, which their main courses didn't
come out. I finished that ticket and then I got
their drinks. She this lady stood up at the table
like pushed her salad and was like you duck. And
I was like what, Like, I'm like, you see me?
And I never ever, you know, the client's write or whatever,
but that day, I was like, you see me running
around like crazy, and she just kept going and I
was just sitting there client and I was like, I'm
losing brain cells listening to this, Like I genuinely am
losing brain cells. Like well, I was like, we'll be back,
thank god. You know. My coworker was like one of
my good friends, and I was like, hold my earrings. No,
I'm just kidding, but you know, I was just like
a and she just kept yelling. And then we had
a rustaurant full of people and I was like, you're right,
I'm the worst person you've ever met.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's really crazy. People can really get themselves to
say some insane things to people. It's it's kind of
mind blowing.
Speaker 3: She ordered house cabs. I was like, you know, like
a time collar glass of wine. Really did not cause
they ended up leaving. So I was like okay, and
then my table next to me was like wrote on
the check like the nicest massive. It was like, dang
I did. I was like, don't cry, don't cry, and
I'm looking her straight. I didn't. I turned around and
then I went to the bar and I was.
Speaker 2: Like, good for you. I would have put salt in
her shitty wine or something.
Speaker 1: Now, speaking of drinks, let's talk about that shot. Okay.
So Elena Kallis asked this, all right, when the guests
ordered that faith tequila shot, did you know it was
going it was for Nick?
Speaker 3: No. She came up and she Nikita asked me, can
I have a tequila shot? And I was like, of course
you can. You can have whatever you want. You paid
a million dollars to be on this yacht. And then
I just went back to work.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 1: When listener Michelle Henley asked, would you have told on
Nick for that shot? If so, why.
Speaker 2: I great question.
Speaker 1: A great question, Michelle.
Speaker 3: It's such a tough you know, I wanted to go
to Nick first. Nick's a class app so you know,
he handled it kind of how I expected he would.
If he didn't, I would probably just say something, but
of course, just you know, pull everybody in the room,
whether it was Jason and Nick or you know, together,
and just be like it was an accident, like this
is what happened. I understand there was a miscommunication, like,
but I think it is my duty as a seafer
to bring that to the captain's attention. When we're at sea,
you know, you're you have to be completely You can't drink.
Speaker 2: Or you could, yeah, I mean you could. You could
run into a marina and then you plow through a
restaurant and you have to you know, everybody's got to
be buttoned up, you know exact Jason did that one time,
you know. Yeah, okay, so I've heard about that.
Speaker 1: So have you ever experienced like a firing for an
offense like that on a previous charter?
Speaker 3: I have on a previous charter that wasn't blow deck.
I think, you know, the yachting industry, you work so
hard and then you finally get a day off and
there's some party people in the yachting indis. Yeah, I'm like,
I've never seen anything like that. Yeah, the yachting bars.
If you want to have a good time, go to
a yachting bar. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, that's that's stuff. It's nightmares. Okay, So speaking
of people that like to have a good time, let's
talk about the little butt plug. Uh who was formerly
the boats and what was your experience working with Wenn?
Did he there are so many, you know, things we
can get to. Did he make you uncomfortable? Were the
women on the boat uncomfortable?
Speaker 3: Well? Yeah?
Speaker 2: What was the overall toxicity of it all?
Speaker 3: Like I guess on the boat he was always super nice.
I kind of took his blurting as like a you're
nice because I was always talking to him about Harry.
He definitely did ask me a lot about Harry. Now
that I think can look back and realize, he was
like the first episode he was like Bree is like
my what oh yeah that so I thought that was interesting.
But I think towards his departure he just had overstepped
in a lot of ways, and I know he made
Laura's job very difficult, and I at that point he
had kissed everyone, and then I'm like, how would you
even like let adarek for a second, then she needs
to go on a date with you, like a dare
knows so much better than that, Like, but you know,
I just yeah, he had this charm and people kind
of fell for it. But then eventually I think true
true colors prevail and we're all.
Speaker 2: Like, do you think when that whole bunk thing happened?
We're watching it like, there's no way that he didn't
know that that was. I mean, it's just wildly inappropriate.
Like what were you thinking when you saw the creepy
cam footage of him wrapping his arms around a Lisa
in that bunk?
Speaker 3: I was shocked, Like my jaw dropped. And I remember
when that episode came out, It's like I need to
watch this right away, because he did tell me that
he was asleep, eyes closed the whole time. Yeah, once
he did leave the boat. So then watching that back,
I was all drop just like there's no way, and
I was so angry. I was like, you know that
that is Watching that back, you just you do, Like
I got angry. I was like, are you kidding?
Speaker 4: Me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So he'd conness most of the boat until it
aired that he was I think he had spoken with
Adair the next day and said that he was trying
to talk to her, help her out or something along
those lines, and kind of playing like basically he didn't
do anything, that he.
Speaker 2: Was just having a conversation.
Speaker 3: Right. Well, he told a Dare he had talked to her.
He told me he was asleep the whole time. So
I'm just like, where are all these lives coming from?
Like when he put his arm around her, I was like,
no way, Like that is crossing so many lines.
Speaker 1: Have you spoken with him since the show aired?
Speaker 3: We we have not Sogan since the show aired. We
spoke after airing, and you know, he swore that he
was asleep the whole time and that was not the case.
That we have not spoken at all.
Speaker 2: Yikes.
Speaker 1: Now, that night you chose to hang out with Alicia
was rather than hang out with Harry. Was that to
comfort her through the through the night?
Speaker 3: Yes, I did go up and check on Harry, but
I think Alicia was in a much worse spot. And
I think I do think Alicia looked at me as
a comfort person and vice versa. But she was just
distraught and the whole night. Do you think Johnny's gonna leave?
Do you think Johnny's gonna get fired? Did? I? I
messed up? And then it was crying, and then it
was okay, and then it was crying. And she was
just distraught. And I don't think she should have been alone.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's a lot of booze flowing that night.
Speaker 1: A couple more questions.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we got to wrap up the interview. I just
want to ask you about, Uh, did you hear the
punch and the screams?
Speaker 3: I did that? That scared me a lot.
Speaker 4: Me that the walls made of paper on these books.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, so you've.
Speaker 4: Seen a Greek guy mad whoa Yeah yeah, and he's
got rings and uh and he punched the wall and
he started screaming, So yeah, it must it must have
been pretty scary.
Speaker 3: All right. One made me jump.
Speaker 1: So this is probably gonna be the most difficult question
of the interview. Uh, Mary f kill Johnny v han
or Nick Oh was like.
Speaker 3: You're gonna throw Harry in there? Wow? Okay, Mary, Nick
duh f Johnny duh.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I think that I think that's the that's the
correct answer.
Speaker 1: Any celebrities in your d M since the show aired.
You don't have to know a few, of course.
Speaker 2: Yeah, watch out for Jack Taylor.
Speaker 1: No, it's the Southern charm creeps.
Speaker 2: Oh I get yeah, I guarantee it. Austin.
Speaker 1: All right, ask question if you can. Is there a
craziest charter story ever?
Speaker 3: Ever? I mean, I had a I had a hooker
charter once and I.
Speaker 2: Was like, wow, and what is a hooker charter?
Speaker 3: A ton of hookers?
Speaker 2: Just a ton.
Speaker 3: I took their drink order, I went downstairs, made the drinks,
came back off and everybody was looking up. Wow.
Speaker 2: The do the hookers charter the boat? Or does a
guy charter of the boat? And they all come.
Speaker 1: On the guy?
Speaker 3: No? Oh, I meant to say swingers. Sorry, I'm like, okay,
I don't see either of those groups often.
Speaker 2: So swingers crew, Yeah, that's awesome. Yeah, they better tip
well if their buttholes are all over the place.
Speaker 1: So what's where are you at right now? Are you
still in the industry?
Speaker 3: I am yes. I actually I moved off in positions nice,
so still working in the industry, very very happy about that.
And right now I'm home in New Jersey, just spent
some Easter time and heading back to Australia very soon.
Speaker 1: Great, well, I think she's hinting at that she's been
promoted to be a chief stewardess. Yes, I have congratulations.
Speaker 2: Congratulate you, Thank you. We really hope to see you
in future episodes. I would I kind of want to
see you as the Chiefs do, but don't know that
I would if you want that that smoke or that
evil Ricky Bobby, because that on below deck is as
a thing in itself. But you've been lovely this season.
Thank you so much for spending time with us. Uh,
go follow Brie. We'll put her socials in the description
follow her anything else you want people to do right now,
immediately tell them.
Speaker 3: I follow and buckle up for the rest of the
season because it's almost over. But it's just beginning.
Speaker 2: I heard, I've heard, all right, we got three more
episodes those five stars kind words. Join us Patreon dot com,
slash another podcast network. We love you guys very much.
Go followup, Bret, Brie, thank you again, have a great
rest of your Thank you guys so much.
Speaker 1: Thanks Bree,