See full version: Below Deck Med: Was Katie Flood; Fuming; at the Guests or Lexi Wilson After the Last Charter
Chief stew Katie Flood said she was “fuming” when the last group of charter guests told Captain Sandy Yawn that service was lacking on Below Deck Mediterranean. Viewers watched Flood in constant motion throughout the charter. But between the guests’ drink demands and glaring errors, service missed the mark.
The crew agreed that service wasn’t up to par during the charter. But Flood thinks service could have been better. “I’ve never heard that before. I was fuming inside. To get a comment like that from a charter guest, they are repeat charter guests, it’s like embarrassing for me,” Flood said during the Below Deck Mediterranean After Show. “Like it’s so embarrassing. Because I feel like I work my a– off. Like I sacrifice myself and my breaks for my interior team.”
Lexi Wilson forgot to finish setting the table for breakfast, plus she left the guests unattended so they ended up making their own drinks. Wilson also left a bucket of cleaning supplies in a cabin she did not finish cleaning. So was Flood angry at the guests for being too demanding or at Wilson for not pulling her weight?
If you’re curious about the latest Below Deck Mediterranean charter guest — and who isn’t intrigued by a success coach? — here’s what you need to know about Athena Lucene.
The preference sheet goes on to state that “On night two, the group would like two cakes,” and that they would also like “green, gold, black, and white balloons and expect five-star service.”
Athena is a success coach from Connecticut, chartering this yacht with friends Jackpot and Jivenson, who are co-owners of online trading firm FX Capital, as well as her pals Brooke and Jeanna. As Captain Sandy read from their preference sheet, she “organized an entrepreneurs retreat to celebrate their success.” Sandy followed that up with, “I’m sure their success is probably based off their communication style and I guarantee you they all go through their ups and downs,” reassuring her department heads that all workplaces have drama. But also: not all workplaces have hot tub screaming matches that trickle into their crew mess. Just, FYI.
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Below Deck is an American reality TV series airing Tuesdays at 9:00 PM EST on Bravo. Episodes usually run for around 60 minutes. The first season aired on July 5, 2005. The show is produced by 51 Minds Entertainment. Currently, the show has 6.4 out of 10 IMDb rating.
The series follows a group of crewmembers living and working aboard “Honor,” a 164′ mega-yacht. The upstairs and downstairs worlds collide when this young and single crew, known as “yachties,” live, love, and work together on-board the luxurious, privately-owned yacht while tending to the ever-changing needs of their wealthy, demanding charter guests. While each crew member brings a different level of experience, they all share a love for this lifestyle that enables them to travel to some of the most beautiful and exotic locales in the world. Each episode features a different set of charter guests moving onto the boat from millionaires, to entertainers to hard-partying groups of well-heeled friends. here
She definitely kept the staff on their toes. She gave them detailed, but sometimes confusing, instructions, and had everyone waiting with baited breath for her to take the first bite of food and give her nod of approval. more
“It was a very exciting experience. We made the best of it and enjoyed ourselves,” Lucene told CTPost.com about the experience.
In the preference sheet meeting, Athena Lucene is introduced as a success coach from Conneticut. She brought her clients Jackenson and Jivenson, who are co-owners of the online trading firm, for an entrepreneurs’ success.
“How am I supposed to give this woman what she wants when I have no idea what she’s asking for?” Chef Mat asks. here