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> Wonder if it’s “not illegal” if it’s done in international waters. I didn't ask. As I understand it, it's less about legality and more about plausible deniab
by inetknght 1y ago
> Wonder if it’s “not illegal” if it’s done in international waters.
I didn't ask. As I understand it, it's less about legality and more about plausible deniability; on a "party boat" with plenty of other public people to make it cheaper than renting a whole boat, plus the week for the cruise and time to relax -- seems plausible that these people "just happened" to book the same boat at the same time at peak tourist season and decide to throw a "private party". I should have asked more questions, but there were plenty of other people to chat up.
- ghaff 1y agoIt's very common for "million dollar clubs" (or whatever) to have a cruise or some other perk for top-performing sales reps.