Stephanie Soo

Nearly 32 hours after Anna Kepner is murdered.

Chantel is going to text her ex-husband once more.

I need you to call me.

It's an emergency.

There are apparently five main categories for cruise liners.

You've got mainstream, premium, luxury, ultra luxury, and expedition, which expedition is essentially a cruise where you go through the Drake's Passage and end up in Antarctica or some other remote location.

You're not really there for the all-inclusive buffets and the casinos.

You're there for the thrill.

You're there to jump out of a helicopter and see a penguin.

Obviously, price point is going to be one of the main, if not the main thing about choosing which category of cruise liner you're going to end up on.

I mean, there's a different energy and vibe on each cruise, even just by the brand.

Even if it's in the same category, if it's a different brand, it's got a different energy.

So starting with ultra luxury, think Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection, Seabourn, Silversea.

It's intimate, perhaps only 200 to 750 guests on a boat.

I imagine a much more older demographic.

I've actually heard of a lot of people who are like, I'm going to splurge and go on a honeymoon on one of these ultra luxury yacht trips, like the Ritz Carlton and by heard of people, I mean on Reddit.

And they say that they regret it because you're just with a bunch of 60 year old rich retirees and there's no fun.

It's just a lot of fine dining.

Yes.

Unless you're chartering a yacht, which is not really a cruise at that point.