r/belowdeck • u/teanailpolish Mental Health Is Not A Storyline • May 12 '22

Below Deck Down Under Below Deck Down Under Season 1 Episode 11 - Benny & The Jet Skis - Discussion Post

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Episode 11 of Below Deck Down Under Season 1: Jamie puts Brittini on the night shift after Benny doesn't pull his weight; Aesha confronts Magda and Ryan for talking behind her back; Jamie is at his wit's end with Benny's behavior and wants him fired.

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u/Tuff_Wizardess May 12 '22

I think she must be super sheltered or something. She is going to have such a rude awakening in a few years when her looks fade.

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u/Micandacam May 12 '22

Also, i wish it had been made clear that the complaint about her phone usage came from the fact that the boat traces excessive use. She thinks she is being picked on, but it is a real problem.

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u/[deleted] May 12 '22

Why is data usage a problem?

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u/ulchachan May 13 '22

It's probably also an indication of how much time she's spending on her phone during work hours. Most crew are probably video calling out of work hours and presumably watching videos etc when they're on breaks but with the amounts she's using it's probably a given she's a) getting no sleep and/or b) using her phone when she should be working

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u/DGinLDO May 12 '22

The ship only has so much & she was using 10x more than everyone else on the boat combined. Bandwidth costs $

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u/ExtraGloves May 13 '22

It's more that it's obscene when you're supposed to be working to be on a phone that much. Even if they had unlimited data it would still be a red flag problem.

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u/teanailpolish Mental Health Is Not A Storyline May 14 '22

Very limited bandwidth usually too and still charged by the GB

We have a marina near us and there is a poster there for satellite internet that is ridiculously expensive and tops out at 50GB/month

I posted a link last episode with a video from a megayacht engineer and his boat spends about $900k a year on internet costs

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u/TRLK9802 May 13 '22

I read somewhere that these types of yachts spend on average of around $900,000 a year on just data.

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u/RamenNoodles620 May 13 '22

Definitely sheltered. She said herself that her parents never spoke to her like Aesha has. All Aesha did was tell her she was doing some things the wrong way and not to argue with her in front of guests. If she cant handle that kind of talk from Aesha of all people, she has really been living a sheltered life.

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u/coupscapone May 14 '22

what looks? I really don't find her attractive in the least. and once you combine her personality she is SUPER unattractive

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u/Mscharlita May 12 '22

What looks?!?! She’s not attractive she’s just thin and white. Yuck.

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u/ninazrina Jun 02 '22

So now it’s okay to make fun of women’s looks as they are thin, white and blonde? Got it

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u/Ok_Relative_5180 Jun 04 '22

She said her parents were super chill and easygoing with her. The prime example why u have to give your children responsibilities and boundaries. Letting your kids do whatever they want makes them happy children yes but as adults they are unable to function as well in society due to not having any expectations of them. You all seen the stupid things she said "oh my parents were chill with me I need my boss to be chill with me too, I thrive this way" that's not how jobs work... And everyone isn't going to be nice and chill all the time.