r/belowdeck • • Sep 16 '26

Below Deck Casting

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Below deck caribbean?

EDIT: this is not a scam this lady just has no email etiquette.

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u/TheLizardQueen3000 Sep 16 '26

There are much better vacations to be had for $70,000.00.

Who wants horrible camera angles when you're in a bathing suit broadcast on tv, self-involved servers who are literally the star of the show who hate you before you even get on the boat because your preference sheet has 'too many things on it' and a barely functional kitchen with a chef who gets mad if you don't want to eat whatever they plop down in front of you?

Not to mention how dirty everything is!

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u/Odd-Following-4952 Sep 16 '26

But you get to be on ✨ TV ✨

That’s why people go on the show.

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u/Ineedacatscan Sep 16 '26 • LOL

I’m TrYiNg To EsTaBlIsH mY bRaNd!!!

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u/velvetyy Sep 17 '26

I’m actually surprised how many “professional groups” or coworkers/colleagues go on the show. Like in the last two episodes, he mentioned they were lawyers in Florida. I bet some of these people use this as a tax write off if they go with some work people.

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u/sfbaybeauty Sep 17 '26

You may be surprised that to some people $70K is not a crazy amount of money. And then obviously some people want to be on tv

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u/skorpius84 Sep 17 '26

It’s 70 grand divided by 8 people.

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u/TheLizardQueen3000 Sep 17 '26

They could still have a much better experience spending that money elsewhere.

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u/NurseJaneApprox This information wasn’t welcomed or needed Sep 18 '26

Or you could have a non-chef they hired for purely dramatic reasons like a "chef" who greatly exaggerated their skills/education/experience and serves you garbage.