Not to mention there's always an all u can eat buffet all day with different food and you don't ever have to clean 😂

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I'm planning on prison for my retirement. No bills at all, 3 meals a day, gym, tv, PlayStation.......

5-15

Prices just went up because these people can’t keep their mouths shut

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I met someone who did this! He said that it was not only cheaper, but the food was better and he got to travel and meet new people!

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30k to constantly travel, never cook, never clean, constantly have access to shows/experiences… that’s a steal.

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I also read an article how a 80y/o man lives at a holiday inn; cheaper than a retirement home and has all the room service and amenities he want

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"only" and "30,000" should never be in the same sentence

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I’m glad you get to have a retirement plan 🥺 as a millennial that dreams sailed many years ago

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Wow it includes meals, entertainment and seeing the world. Sounds like a plan 😂

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if you got 1.3M to live the next 40y on a boat you have enough to buy your self a hous!!!

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People in the comments assuming they're going to be perfectly fine on a 2.5k/mth cruise but can't even budget for 1500 a month in an apt.

6-9

until they catch on and double the price of cruises.

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@chrishat03 😂 food, entertainment, housekeeping, gym, accomodation…. Hahaha

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One word. Titanic

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I work for a CL and one of our ships has someone that lives there 6 months out of the year every year

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And that includes food, cleaning services, personal care items, and entertainment

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Nope. Scared of the ocean. I’m leaning more towards buying a small plot of land and turning a Home Depot shed onto a tiny home. 😁

6-10

2500 a month which likely includes drinks and food. Not a bad idea.

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Only in America would it be cheaper to go on an eternal cruise than to buy a house

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Depends on the cruise line. 6 month cruise is 50,000

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