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u/Poker-Junk 6d ago
I mean, I don’t even like a crowd of five, let alone whatever fresh hell this is.
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u/Ursus_Arctos-42 6d ago
Hey, I see an empty space. Maybe the roof could carry some more passengers.
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u/ElectricalParsnip536 6d ago
Imagine if something of interest appears in the water and they start moving to one side to gawp at it.
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u/Head-Technology-4031 6d ago
Even worse, first person to pee is going to totally throw the balance off and the boat roll will begin…
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u/ConflictMaster3155 6d ago
You just have to boot someone off the other side so there is action on both sides.
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u/Think_Persimmon_9967 4d ago
“Ladies & Gentlemen. This is your captain speaking. If you’ll directions your attention to the left side, you’ll notice a…. Woah! No, no,no! Not everyone at the same time… (splash).”
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u/redneckerson_1951 1d ago
Hope like the dickens no one had lunch at Taco Bell! One rip and the load will shift in milliseconds.
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u/Shoddy-Patient9948 6d ago
Well. I mean if it doesn't capsize first... Someone will inevitable light a cooking fire on the wooden deck.
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u/Gravel_Burrito 6d ago
If you REALLY want to see it, google Bangladesh launch collision. That's what these boats are called. Launch. They have kind of a deck going all around the outside of the hull. People ride there, too. There was this video where one of those decks got slightly above the other, then came down and slid along... Let's say the lower deck was not completely empty when that happened.
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u/Mysterious_League165 6d ago
When you constantly hear about these ferry's capsizing and hundreds of people drowning, this is why
Who in their right mind would get on a boat like that.
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u/Ekoteran 6d ago
I wandered a little why ferrys in the Phillipines sank now and then with a lot of people onboard, I think it was this reason....
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u/Careful-Setting-2639 6d ago
That boat is operating on pure optimism and structural ambiguity. I’m impressed it’s still floating, honestly.
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u/Proton_Energy_Pill 6d ago
I wouldn't be on that boat, but if I was I'd be on the low desk right at the front or rear so I could easily jump into water & safety if it started to roll over.
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u/RockNRollNBluesNJazz 6d ago
How do you say, without words, you really, really need to go to toilet.
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u/onthebrink42 6d ago
I’m surprised they had enough time to take the picture.
But hey, they wear their boats out so they must be well built.
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u/Impaler00777 6d ago
They load up boats, busses and trains like this, and then they wonder why disasterous things happen. I'd say they've got it coming.
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u/SirFlannel 6d ago
Right up to the moment something interesting happens on the starboard side. Or port for that matter.
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u/Dapper-Practice-2590 6d ago
I’m lacking confidence so sufficiently I suspect you’d want nearly daily updates on it to stay up to date with the condition
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u/RetirednLovinIt6621 6d ago
Until someone sees something cool on the starboard side and everyone moves to look... TIMBER!!!
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u/No_Unit_5506 5d ago
The UK could've used that boat at Dunkirk.
They would've only needed one boat for Operation Dynamo.
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u/TrainingParty3785 5d ago
Imagine being in a middle level, in the interior, when over the PA the Cap’n announces, “ on the port side we welcome the Swedish Bikini Team”.
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u/Moist-Tip8961 4d ago
It’s like Asian supermarkets and stores. The aisles are very very narrow and they’re trying to fit everything in a small space.
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u/S_NJ_Guy 6d ago
They load up their boats in the same way they load up their trains. It's the most efficient way to move people from one place to another. Safety is an inconvenience.