POV: Laundry Day on a Navy Ship

What's up guys, let's do laundry with the sailor on a Navy ship. First things first, I grab my detergent and dryer sheets. These things are an absolute game changer because they save a ton of space. Then I grab my laundry bag and judging by the size of this bag, I definitely waited way too long. But there's no putting it off now, so let's head to the laundry room. On the way there, we're passing through the hanger bay and look who stopped by. The Filipino Navy. Pretty cool seeing another Navy alongside us. Now it's time for the real workout. Walking through the P-ways, ladder wells until we finally make it to the laundry room. And if you ever wondered what a laundry room on an aircraft carrier actually looks like, here it is. Time to load everything up. Detergent sheets go in, clothes going, start the washer. And now we wait. Fast forward, my clothes are about a minute away from being done, but I noticed something. The dryer above mine has been finished for what, two hours, I think, and nobody's come back for it. Ship laundry etiquette says that if it's been sitting there for a while and people are waiting, it's okay to respectfully take the clothes out and set them aside. So once the washer finishes, that's exactly what I do. Then I load my clothes in the dryer. Many, many minutes later... Everything's finally dry and my favorite part is pulling everything out, laying it across the table and getting it folded before everything wrinkles. Mission accomplished. And now it's time to haul everything back to my rack and put it all away. And if you're curious how I organize everything to fit inside my tiny rack, let me know in the comments and I'll make that the next video. Stay salty shipmates.