>>1358144well i mean there's accuracy, and there's accuracy. like i dont think packing people in like eighteenth-century sailors, pooping through a round hole cut into the deck etc, is going to be a sustainable 2019 business model, even with the dubious novelty value. like those eighteenth-century sailors were all 'damn i love this place, its the shit, i would pay money to be here'?
on the other hand, the idea of those gorgeous tall sailing ships being turned into another bougie rich-kids-of-instagram thing gives me heartburn. like oh on the outside it's all creaking wooden decks, but under the hatch there's room for like five Chinese oligarchs and their entourage, with showers and running water, wifi, complementary hot towels, and delicious vegan meals prepared by the ship's master chef from choppered-in fresh produce.
