Ship's Most Hardworking Crew Member? | The Messman : Life at Sea | Seaman Vlog

I bet if you are a bad cook you get thrown off the ship lol

I always feel like any institution should work like a ship. Everybody has to do their work in order for the ship to function. The messman not only cooks, but also make sure everything else is clean. The deck crew mopes the deck every other day.

Unlike in school where nobody wants to take care of the different stuff there. Building is left to damage and never gets repaired. And some other day people start saying school buildings are obsolete. Of course if nobody ever took care of them..

I hope the crew appreciates this awesome man.

I'd wash my dishes up for him

Give that man a rise, 5 years as the maid is too damn long.

Hei sir messman minimum salary ......

If this guy doesn't make chief cook something's wrong.

Proud messman wife here! ❤

The messman of ship is not Easy, maintaining cleaness, Prefer food for the crew, and everything.

Thanks chief nice video ❤️

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a valued member of the ships complement

Your messman looks like he has been through some serious shit value him

Thanks .

Chef may i know if how many hours is the duty of a messman??

In NZ I teach a lot of Filipino/a children...great families.

what a very informative video iloveit

My age limit po ba ang pag apply ng Messman im 36 yr old?

Documentary DeckBoy life at sea ?

My utmost respect to those messman working hard and ensuring everything is prepared for for the crew

Damn! That’s a lot of sht the Messman has to do!

Screw cleaning someone’s toilet, bedroom, and laundry if I’m making their food too!

Gotta give these guys good compensation and tons of respect.

So there is only one messman on a cargo ship? How many crew?

kayo din po ba naghuhugas nang pinaglutuan nang mayor niyo?

I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS MAN THANK YOU!

What a great guy.

mahirap talaga maging mahirap lalo dika rango ...

Sir Make One new video on Messman and show all the responsibility of Messman Thanks

Well I guess you would definitely achieve your goal with perseverance. As you said dealing with different culture, human nature is not easy. I would say keep up the good work. God speed!

Your channel is one of my favourite. I enjoy it very much Chief Makoi. God bless you.

Ulol maniwala ako sa pinagsasabi mo

It really inspires me to continue my dreams to be in the fleet eventhough Im a gay it really gives me hard time to gel with manly seafarers

I've been there xsometimes it's really difficult preparing food for 600 crews

Well done video on how the backbone of a ships crew performs their duties. Background music is nice too, not obtrusive

Good job Chief makoi...at sa lahat nang mga crew members nyo
Ingat kayo palage .Godbless Poh

The ship’s maid.

I'm becoming a seaman soon. I'm an American-born Filipino. I would love a ship full of Filipinos! It would feel like HOME to have someone like this Byron busting out the home-cooked Filipino food like my parents used to make. Perfect break from a hard work day.

Thanks for sharing
It's an inspiring content

Been there done that and I miss it⚓️⚓️⚓️🇨🇦🇨🇦🇵🇭🇵🇭😎😎

Ung video mo po ung gnmit ng nag assessment samin ng nc1

Sir 1st time ko sasampa ako as a messman in 3days medyo kinakabahan ako sir ask ko lng sir if may mag gguide ba sayo don sir sa simula?

I don't care much about pay and rest. I want to experience what the high seas have to offer. I get free food, I travel the world free, I get paid while doing what I love most which is cooking. what more could I ask for?

if you want to rest and earn more, then don't work. own a business on land instead.

Ano agency po at How to apply for messman?

I proud to be a messman past 16yers ❤

I love how you show how each part of the crew makes the ship function and how it could not function without them

Most important guy on the ship or any organization. Think not, go a week without them. They are to the crew what the engineers are to the ship.

👍 Very good!

I am not going to lie those donuts looked delicious

I like this gentleman as he appears to be a heavy smoker!

I really enjoy your vlogs, I was in the U.S.C.G. for 6 years, but My father in law joined the U.S, Navy from the Philippines and served 20 years retiring as a chief commissary man,

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