Rude Guest Throws Money in Daisy's Face | Season 3 | Below Deck Sailing Yacht

An extremely rude guest throws a 100€ bill in Daisy's face to make up for their behavior...of course, because that's just how you do it.

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[gregap]

I wonder, when these people watch themselves on tv, do they feel disgusted by that behavior? I would be embarrassed

[lilytatui]

Ugh I don't care how much they are paying, that is disgusting behavior

[kevindeklerk]

Such a contrast to those charter groups that despite bad weather or not the most ideal conditions had a great time with the crew and tipped generously. Golden rule of being a decent human being in treating others the way you want to be treated. The wedding group was probably the highlight of the season.

[kimkim]

Why do “guests” seem to think that being on a charter means they can disrespect, verbally abuse and in some cases physically/sexually assault the crew?

Do they do this to anyone they think works for them?

What the heck?!?

[bekab]

If they wanted a huge yacht crew they should’ve spent more than 60k. You buy a small yacht charter with a small crew they’re gonna be “short staffed” when you want 20 things at once at 2am and keep changing which you want them to prioritize. Get your drink, let her sort the music out, and then go from there. You’d think these people were 14 the way they have no sense of respect or common sense

[TrinityApr]

All the crew and guests would have heard after that was " man overboard!"

[gulbones]

These people have probably been pricks to people working in hospitality for years but thankfully they have been caught on camera and shown to the world just how prickish they are.

[josimpson]

There’s no getting away from rude, demanding, obnoxious guests on a yacht - why anyone would want to work on one is beyond me.

[Fan.Of.FanFiction]

There's being demanding and reflecting your apologies in giving a generous tip, also making sure you say please and thank you - the stews are being paid a lot to do a job, but they're human beings, their large pay is to be up all hours and mix custom drinks, etc. At no point is rudeness covered by paying a lot.

This was just plain disgusting and disrespectful. If you're going to insist on her taking the €100 then tactfully leave it on the bar or slip it into her hand and insist she take it as a form of gratitude. Or at least take it back upon her insistence and try again at the end of the charter when the envelope is handed over.

Joke's on the primary though, she went on this show to drum up business for her cosmetic surgery clinic and is instead getting bombarded with messages from people saying they are less likely to go to her now, based solely off her appearance as mean spirited and downtalking to people just trying to do their job, as well as the appalling choice of friends she keeps 🤣

[danihambley]

Majority of these guest's, are new money. No class, no grace, no decorum. I'd be so embarrassed to be a family member of theirs and witness this behaviour.

[gingerdad]

That's completely inappropriate behaviour

[beverlyoxford]

I know the idea is to give the guests their hearts desire- but these really are people who need to hear NO

[theart]

The guy who tossed 100 euros obviously thought he was in some sleazy strip club..for sure he looks and behaves like someone who'd go to a place like that

[ROMEL-E]

Rich and high end but lowlife behavior, while me here on a thirdworld country holding my coffe with class while being poor,

[lilg]

He’s just some gross old drunk guy who probably isn’t paying anything toward the charter. What a sad old bunch of wrinklies they were

[Shannon-LikeTheRiver]

Great to hear the irish accent on board!!❤

[edanfitz]

If that happened to, I'm throwing everyone overboard. Including me, just because I can.

[niemi]

Rude and obnoxious guests are just what this show or any other reality TV series needs. A sever injury would be icing on the cake. The more the better to increase the level and amount of drama. No drama - no show. Non of the crew, other than perhaps the captain, seem to be competent or display any seamanship. They wouldn't last a day on a real boat. They are hired because they are attractive and presumably can learn their lines and not for their knowledge or ability.

[ethanleahy]

If I had the money to go on this charter. I would be the chillest guest ever compared to these lmao

[SalznPfeffer]

Are they allowed to wear shoes onboard? Really? It's not their boat!