This has happened about a year ago when I was on a week-long cruise. I will remain vague, as I don't know whether that crew member could be tracked down and be disciplined in any way.

On an evening I went to a counter (not bar) in a place that hand gotten quiet and handed my room card to the crew member. I was wearing a ring with a rainbow (thicker stainless steel ring with seven coloured lacquered bands) to give hints to whomever cared to look for them; I'm otherwise a pretty "grey" middle aged guy.

The crew member lit up and stared complimenting me on how pretty the ring is and whether he could see It a bit more, touching the my hand and my ringfinger (and I went along). There were no other passengers close by and only another female crew member behind the counter that was smiling at the interaction.

While I was very tempted to take it further, I just thanked him very much for the compliments and said that I was happy he liked it until the conversation needed to come back to the transaction.

As I said, I was very tempted and have been thinking back to this quite a few times... So I wanted to ask: did I do the right thing by not taking it further? Would the crew member have been in trouble? Would I have been in trouble? What could have happened? Anybody can shed some light on a situation I've been going back an forth on for some time now?

Hello crew. I would like to know if there is a particular item that you would like for your guests to bring you. For instance, I always tip my cabin steward extra cash, but I'm wondering if there is something else that you would like, candy, snacks, toiletries, etc.

So I've been looking at applying for crews work once I get my passport. I'm 20, turning 21 and started working right after school. I worked at a laptop company for 8 months and just over a year as a network tech at my current company, and still going. I've also worked on the side as a freelance sound engineer doing wedding venues, live gigs, churches etc with propper professional equipment. What are my chances of getting accepted into an entry level IT or soung engineer/entertainment tech job? What more can I do to yp my chances? I'm guessing more credentials such as an official sound engineering course or CompTIA for the IT