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I knit hats for Christmas at Sea in memory of father. Thank you for the video.

Ah yeah! Joe has new content! Always entertaining! FAA technician here, never been on a large ship, but have enjoyed the whole ride from the first video on your channel to now!

You must be highly proficient with the floss sticks, i’d have to take 2-3 bags with as many as i go through 😂

Great video. Took me a couple of minutes to notice the picture on the wall moving back and forth with the roll of the ship! Thanks for sharing!

is it inappropriate to say i packed ur mom with sea men?

I love your channel. I don’t work on ships. I live an hour from Aulds Cove , Nova Scotia. Perhaps you could get honest and tell us how you watch porn ? Is that what the usb is for?

Well done, Joe.

I don’t work on ships. But I do work for the railroad, and it’s similar in that we work in all weather, all day, everyday. And where I’m at it’s not uncommon for it to be 70 degrees one hour, and drop down to 50 the next. Especially in spring or fall. And our winters here are brutal. So working in cold wet environments I would recommend wool. Bare minimum wool base layer, wool socks, wool hat and glove liners, a wool sweater OR wool jacket. The socks and glove liners are cheap, but the wool long John’s and sweater or jacket and be a lot more expensive, but they are very durable and will last along time, especially if you wear them under your normal work jacket or coveralls. There’s a reason why wool has been the staple for sailors since the beginning. And it’s anti microbial so if you miss laundry day, it won’t be as smelly as week old dirty cotton socks. And if there’s a muster alarm and a chance of an evacuation, throwing on wool can really save your life. The the sole survivor of the sinking of the Daniel J Morrel likely only survived because he was the only one wearing wool, amongst 2 others in the life raft

Love your videos! I’ve only sailed on the Great Lakes, but I would ALWAYS have 2 pairs of work boots. I’ve gone in the drink a couple times handling lines from a work boat, and having a pair of dry shoes is a life saver! Also the boats have rain gear, but it sucks, I got my own pair to use for washing the tunnels, and deck.

How do you even apply for these type of jobs

how much food can u take per meal?

Joe! Good to see you again! I have a question for you: is this career worth it, because you go away from family and friends for months at a time. Because I'm considering going in this carreer, but I'm not sure if I will ever have a social life lol

Thanks love your videos were I a younger man I would write that down wishing you smooth seas

When it comes to tensioning belts (ratchet-straps) for truck transport, it goes without saying that they must be disposed of if the labels are illegible or if there are cuts. So I was wondering if the same goes in your field of work As it can no longer be guaranteed that they will withstand the forces of sudden shifts in the secured load, e.g. in the event of a frontal impact.

Always cool to see your stuff. I would carry some drawing things and an Instrument. What about a guitar ?

Joe what about beer lots of laughts

Right in time. Thank you for the video! Do they provide soap? I don't really want to take a lot of shower gel with me.

Thanks Joe, another great job. From one Jersey guy to another, glad to see you posting again. I’ve never had a sea bag but I did use to deploy for 2-3 week wildfire fighting details, so the packing has a lot of similarities. We obviously didn’t move around geographically as much as you do aboard a ship, but a lot of people would be surprised at the diurnal temperature changes that can be encountered in the mountains, even in the middle of summer. Keep up the good work and looking forward to your next posting.

You got a long trip man what a job

Who controls/dispenses medications while underway, and what provisions are in place for first aid assistance or extrication for injured crew members?

Nice to see the channel growth. 125k. Awesome Very thoughtful video. Every rookie sailer would benefit from this for sure.

What duffel bag is that?

your back

Joe did you move up in rank yet?

DIRTY LAUNDRY!🇨🇦😂

No need for Pogey Bait these days?

Love ya Joey

If you want to be popular with your shipmates remember to pack lots of booze, preferably in those unbreakable plastic bottles.

Hi Joe- Greetings from Ohio. Glad to see another aspect of your sea life. You made a quick mention early in this video about getting a new destination. One thing i'd like to hear about is how a ship gets a new cargo / destination. Is the home office or company contacted? Is a ship itself contacted? Keep up the great work. Have enjoyed all your videos. Leanna

Hey Franta! Good to see ya!

Joe, I really really enjoy your video's, they put a human face to the ships I see here in Vancouver. Ever been here on a ship? Anyway, my questions are, who is responsible for the bedding in your cabin? Also is it up to you, when signing off, to make the bed, with clean sheets, clean the cabin and bathroom? If you need new sheets or blankets, do you or the company buy them? Is there much engine noisy in your cabin? And, is it hard to sleep when you first join a ship? Have you ever been on a ship, that you absolutely hated because of your cabin? Finally, who decides which cabin you get? Do all cabins have windows? Sorry for this being so long, but might as well ask while I've got the chance eh? If you're ever in Vancouver I'll buy you lunch at my favorite pub. Cheers!!

Can somebody recommend a flashlight- brand name / model # - how powerful does it have to be?

So good to see you again, Joe! I missed you and look forward to the next one.

Another great video Joe, its been awhile and I really enjoyed it. Thanks !

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great to see ya again

How about - do you bring your own bedsheets/towel?

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You've been working on your game while you've been off. Very smooth delivery. Glad to see you back.

Awesome content! Travel safely

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Hey you're back

Very interesting video, thanks !

I spent 1200 days on a Navy Frigate, it's not an easy life but the sights are unmatched.

I’m glad your back, your channel Is the best!

Thanks!

Hi, Thank you. What about foul weather gear?

Don’t be a stranger Joe. Fair winds and following seas brother

love the channel!! cant wait for the next voyage !!!!

Missed you Joe 😊