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>>15305757
it dont work like that. Cruises were pretty much ded in the water (see wot i did etc) till the liners discovered Boomer spending power and pretty much cut their entire offer to fit, as floating 24/7 casinos + restaurants with a ship attached. NOW, the problem - GenX'ers cant be doing with this crap, even less so than millennials, they are too cynical. Where you can still get them onboard is with (for example) music - http://www.theboatyweekender.com - thats about 2500 of the cunts who paid about the same price for a weekend afloat. The issue with all of this, naturally, its not cross-gen compatible. GenXers dont want to be stuck in a confined space with Boomers, reminds the of childhood traumas, and boomers dont want to listen to Mogwai @ 110db three times a weekend. And Millenials dont have the money, but, they are more likely to be vapid consumers and Instagram dross producers than GenXers, and thus should be, in theory, caterable in future. tldr, its not Millenials who are cruise liners problem, but GenXers, who simply DGAF, especially not about shit like this