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Showing posts with label Below Deck. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Below Deck. Show all posts

Thursday, October 10, 2024

WWE Bad Blood 2024 Results: Winners, Live Grades, Reaction and Highlights

This is from a few days ago. If I objectively think about the amount of time I spend thinking about pro wrestling, I understand that I really like it. I listen to the Wrestling Bios videos and even went as far as becoming a Patreon patron - meaning, I pay $ per month for content - just to get more content. That said, I mainly keep tabs on modern pro wrestling through articles from Bleacher Report, like this on - https://bleacherreport.com/articles/10137869-wwe-bad-blood-2024-results-winners-live-grades-reaction-and-highlights - WWE Bad Blood 2024 Results: Winners, Live Grades, Reaction and Highlights - where I can read about feuds and storylines. I rarely sit down in front of the TV to watch Monday Night Raw.

In fact, it's been several years since I routinely went down to the basement on a Monday night to watch pro wrestling. When Karen was watching "The Bachelor" on Mondays, it was easier to do so, but now that she doesn't really keep up with The Bachelor it's a bit more difficult. Besides, on Mondays, we watch whatever flavor of Below Deck that happens to be on. On Monday, 10-7-2024, a new season of Below Deck began with Captain Glenn and the sailboat. They are in Ibiza, which is in the Mediterranean Sea with absolutely gorgeous scenery!

Monday, February 7, 2022

Captain Lee's Best One Liners on Below Deck

Karen and I have been binge-watching Below Deck, the Bravo TV series about a luxury ship that sails around the Carribbean with charter guests. The show is very interesting in the sense that it provides a glimpse into the life I probably have less than .00000% chance of living. For example, at the end of the charter, the person who is paying for the charter - called The Primary - offers Captain Lee, who oversees the ship's crew, an envelope with a tip. The tip is typically between $13000 and (the largest I can recall) $30,000. If $30,000 is, say, 20% of the total cost... the math is overwhelming for this English major. I know there's a way to calculate the cost of the charter, without the tip, but math on a Monday is not my focus.

Instead, this is a video with some of Captain Lee's funny one-liners, which provides a glimpse into his personality.


https://youtu.be/iOAiXTEsCk8