Below Deck Med’s Captain Sandy Confronts Rude Guests Over “Difficult” Behavior—and One Isn’t Having it
Below Deck Med’s Captain Sandy Confronts Rude Guests Over “Difficult” Behavior—and One Isn’t Having it
Below Deck Med’s Captain Sandy Confronts Rude Guests Over “Difficult” Behavior—and One Isn’t Having it
Below Deck Mediterranean’s Captain Sandy Yawn was forced to have an awkward conversation with some demeaning guests who were less than kind to the crew during the Bravo series’ Aug. 12 episode.
These demanding Below Deck Mediterranean guests definitely know how to rock the boat.
A disrespectful new group of vacationers made waves with the crew during the Bravo series’ Aug. 12 episode.
From complaining about walking up and down stairs to arguing with the staff about cutlery and even asking the interior crew to rearrange the “eye sore” furniture, the rude travelers—led by head charter guest Mahisha—left a bad taste in everyone’s mouths. In fact, their behavior went so far, Captain Sandy Yawn was forced to step in a give the group a talking to about their demeaning attitudes.
“I always say this: If you beat character down, you’re gonna kill their spirit,” Sandy told the guests. “But if you’re gracious and you’re thankful, you’re gonna build them up and they’re gonna wanna do more for you.”
“I had a client who spent a million euros on a charter, they were so rude to my crew,” the Captain continued. “I pulled the primary in and I said, ‘I’ll cancel your charter tomorrow if you treat my staff like that again.’ They turned it around like that, because I called the owner and he goes, ‘I don’t need to money. End the charter.'”
The reprimanding caused one of the guests, Neysla, to walk away and say under her breath, “I’m, like, over this conversation.”
However, Sandy noted how amazing her season nine crew is, adding, “I’m happy to have them.”
In a confessional, the Captain explained why she felt the need to intervene after receiving complaints from her crew, namely beloved Chief Stew Aesha Scott.
“How you treat others is really important,” she noted. “From what Aesha and the other crew are saying to me, these clients are difficult. Did I get my point across?”
And Sandy’s words worked like a charm. Later that day, Aesha even admitted how shocked she was by how polite the group had become.
“All of a sudden, the guests seem to have this base level of decency,” the Chief Stew recounted in a confessional. “Maybe they reflected and realized how horrible they were and this is their way of saying their sorry.”
And when the charter was over, Mahisha gave the crew a glowing evaluation.
“Thank you guys so much, this was amazing,” she said as her party disembarked. “I don’t think we had any issues, did we?”
Aesha’s reaction? “Were we on the same charter?!” she hilariously remarked in a confessional. “I mean, I’ll take it for sure, but this is so confusing.”
Keep reading to look back at some more of the wildest guests in Below Deck history. Below Deck Mediterranean airs Mondays at 9 p.m. on Bravo.
The Bravo franchise has had plenty of dramatic and crazy moments thanks to some unruly and demanding guests, including Georgia, who was a little too flirty with no-nonsense leader Captain Lee Rosbach.
Sometimes, you just want a foam party—at least, that’s what this demanding guest asked for. Was it eyebrow-raising to see him drunkenly partying in what ended up being about four inches of foam? Yes. Was it still epic because of how excited he was? Also yes.
Where do we start with Delores? The season eight Below Deck charter guest made a splash, literally and figuratively, after she drunkenly jumped into the ocean late at night. To make matters worse, this swimming session was in direct defiance to Captain Lee’s order to stay on the boat. In a first for his career, Captain Lee ended Delores’ charter early and sent her packing.
However, while being escorted away on the tender, Delores jumped into the ocean. Bold move, lady.
It was ladies night on the high seas in this episode of Below Deck Mediterranean, but as the drinks flowed, some of the women started to get a little handsy with deckhand Jack Stirrup. Thankfully, Captain Sandy swooped in to save the day.
