Under cover Mediterraneanthe last guests of baixar in franchise history after one of them asked to pee on top of the yacht.
During the Monday, December 1, episode of the hit Bravo series, stew Cathy Skinner he was working the night shift when the rest of the guests bathed in the jacuzzi. Things got rowdy before a guest had an unconventional bathroom request.
“Are you going to let us pee off the boat?” he asked “I do it on my yacht.”
Cathy offered a different option. “You have an absolutely beautiful bathroom in your cabin,” she noted. “You’re going to put your steps in and burn off some of the alcohol and some of the food.”
The guest made it clear that he “didn’t want to go down three floors” to relieve himself.
“I don’t want to go down three floors. I’m going to stay here, my penis will come out. It won’t drip,” he said. “Please let me pee. Will Captain Sandy kick me?”
Cathy stood her ground. “I don’t want to see your penis,” he shared before elaborating on a confessional. “My friends and family are always super jealous that I get to travel the world on these luxury yachts. That’s what you call Instagram vs. reality.”
After suggesting that there were “too many rules”, the guest chose to go downstairs rather than continue arguing with Cathy. The crew finally got a decent tip after dealing with the group for another day.
under coverwhich debuted in 2013 and has spawned several spin-offs, follows the lives of various crew members who work and live on superyachts during the charter season. The cast earns a salary for working on the ship and filming the reality series, in addition to gratuities, also known as tips, from guests.
head quartermaster Fraser Olender previously weighed what amount he normally expected of charter guests.
“I can tell you to give you a tip about our charter season, the least I would expect (where) you won’t see me with a smile,” Fraser shared on a June episode of SiriusXM’s Reality Checked with Dorinda Medley and Kiki Monique. “If we don’t get $20,000, I’ll scrap it. $25,000 to $30,000 over the time we’ve been doing it.”
Fraser noted that he wasn’t dying on that issue, adding, “I don’t care if that’s one day, three days, or five. I’m waiting for that amount of cash, and if you can’t or won’t come with that, don’t worry. Maybe just go on a cruise.”
More recently, Fraser offered a new view of the tipping process at the show.
“There is a fee, a very small fee, to rent the boat below deck,” Fraser explained on an August episode of “The Viall Files” podcast. “For obvious reasons. Who wants to go on vacation where there are microphones all the time? They don’t have complete freedom and they don’t have the freedom to live like you would on a real yacht.”
The “fairly restricted experience” allows more leeway with payment.
“You can still do what you asked. You still have the experience. You’re just a little bit limited,” Fraser noted. “So there’s a very discounted cost for the amount of time. The amount of time can be five days, three days, or two days.”
Regardless of how long guests stay on the boat, the cost “will always be the same,” with Fraser adding, “That’s just luck of the draw. There’s a minimum tip you have to pay on top of that rental fee for that show.”
Fraser was then asked if the minimum was 20 percent of the cost of the letter, which he denied.
“In real life, yes. On regular boats, it’s 20 percent. But with this specific rental fee for the boat below deck, there’s a minimum tip attached, which is the same. Both the fee and the minimum tip,” he explained. “You know. Everybody knows who’s on the boat because that’s what it costs to be there. I know that, too. So whatever they add to the minimum is what they’re really putting in (the tip).”
Under cover Med airs Mondays on Bravo at 8 pm ET. New episodes play the next day on Peacock.