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A Day in Titanic's First Class | feat. Max Miller

Video Overview & Insights

What was it like to board and sail aboard Titanic? In today's exciting video we'll time travel back to 1912 and be joined by our friend @TastingHistory as we sail aboard Titanic on her maiden voyage in the finest spaces aboard the ship. Welcome to first class!

Hi friends! Thanks so much to the legend Mr Max Miller from Tasting History for appearing in this video! This is the first in a proposed series of videos about life aboard Titanic. If you want to watch Max's other brilliant Titanic videos the where he actually recreates a first class menu item please watch this! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7hYBesohRK0
Please note - contrary to the end credits, this video was actually mostly written by our very talented writer Sarah Brenneman. :)
~Mike

— @OceanlinerDesigns

Oceanliner Designs explores the design, construction, engineering and operation of history’s greatest vessels– from Titanic to Queen Mary and from the Empress of Ireland to the Lusitania. Join maritime researcher and illustrator Michael Brady as he tells the stories behind some of history's most famous ocean liners and machines!

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THOSE ARE AMERICAN COACHES FROM THE 1950's! Not optimal for accuracy

— @njx_18

#ships #sinking #disaster #titanic #wrecks #exploration #history #adventure #design #engineering #mairitime #safety #vessels #sailing #documentary #story #oceanlinerdesigns

0:00 Intro

24:33 🤑🤑🤑

— @ScugRivulet

4:59 Boarding

12:20 Breakfast with Max Miller

Can you do a video of Margie Merryweathers Seacloud?

— @gina888warhol1

15:40 Lunch with Max Miller

21:58 Dinner with Max Miller

Then came the iceberg.

— @davidlopez5674

More User Perspectives

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Sad how the rich was saved first aka first class than lower class,

@KimberleyStratford
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Clearly tge narrator has no idea that a woman would pack MULTIPLE items to wear, not just one or two of something.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@virginiabotha3545
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Ole white America…. It was only good for you.

@trives99
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Oh what an amazing this video is, I am astonished here listening to you guys, oh to just have one day back there BEFORE the disaster that is.

@EHDROCK
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Look at how once Americans had lived. What a difference from today, sadly. Look at the streets of NY! People everywhere, today you can cross 14th street in mid-day against the light and not have to even hurry across.

@EHDROCK
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When I was in Jr High in the late 80s one of my teachers told us about two elderly ladies (who on the anniversary of The Titanic sinking) closed all their curtains, turned off all the lights, and sat in the dark until the next day

@JocelynTaylor-k3i
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People having more than other..for it to ever end up that way??? or begin that way I should say???? is why God should send a meteor to wipe everything out... there are only like 400 people in heaven so far anyway

@laluna5192
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when you got to the turtle soup I couldn't watch anymore... why is it that people are so cruel since the beginning of time! 😢😢😢

@josanlouw7447
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Wonderful rendition. I thoroughly enjoyed it

@JohnRGay
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The Titanic incident only proves that life is so unpredictable!

@Royamle
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😊ALL I CAN SAY IS WOW!!😊

@raymondhoelscher3rd965
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Dvorak background music. Noice.

@PeterH-be1xe
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That’s Mary Pickford at 1:46 😆

@princesskayla1400
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The weather WARM? 😂😂

@carlosborrasetaylor7630
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Why the man did not mention EGGS at breakfast; the number #1 breakfast dish in the PLANET; OMG, a BIG MISTAKE. 🥚🥚🥚🥚

@carlosborrasetaylor7630
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Chip chip chereo!!! All to the mustard!!! Full of prunes!!!

@abeldiaz6448
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I take note of the BEDS. Were people very short in 1912? Those beds seem suited for those who were, at most, 5’ tall!

@richparsons4205
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The more i know of Titanic,the more i feel that everything was just wrong on that ship. Firstly, they said its unsinkable, like they can control everything. And Secondly, The way they devided the people ,and the rich people got the best of it all. The third class were treated different ,and did not have the privilege to enjoy all the glamour on the ship. Perhaps if they treated everyone equaly , things might of been different . money doesn't define a Human's worth.

@renevanvuuren
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Great job and very cool how you put it in the color for everybody just paints a different picture of the luxury

@tommygun2978
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ONLY IF THESE PEOPLE KNEW WHAT WILL HAPPEN

@RAYFQ21
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Max ❤.

@simonf8902
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What happened to the stop at Queenstown. (Cobh). ?

@simonf8902
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After all the work with your trunks , they will be at the bottom of the Atlantic in a few days.

@simonf8902
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Whenever I go on a ship , even today , there is a great excitement in seeing your vessel for the first time.

@simonf8902
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Oh that sounds like a lovely ship to go on.

I'm so glad they all made it nice and safe to New York. 😊

@lavenderflowersfall280
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What?

@ColleenOBrien-jd6hn
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The opening scene is outside Charing Cross station, London

@Terry_Aki_Soss
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Cruise ships way better than this. Titanic is tiny compared to the best cruises today.

@chad735
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Tell them I'm your anderts fan

@JoeyTreese-o9y
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This is a fantastic video--especially for history Geeks like me! Wow! And I already use Max Miller's book. Excellent work--images, film, explanations. Nice touch of the lady complaining about her first class room.

@garymcmanus7288
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Interesting collaboration, Mr Brady. Are you a homosexual like Mr Miller?

@SanchoPanza-wg5xf
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Don’t go on a cruse, it’s all a big scam to get your money… horrid places

@clairflett7077
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Thank you for this! Well done!

@sherrymacgregor8491
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"A dressy bodice for dinner," Lol ~

@sniffdogma
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This whole "You are there" experience seems to be a mostly male pov. I highly doubt that women would be going to the smoking room first thing in the morning. So, where would they go instead?

@moonwalk1031
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"You lock the trunks"? 🤨 heh. Sorry, no, the servants do that. I'm first class, remember? It's altogether possible I'm not even involved in picking out what goes into those trunks, let alone packing them and closing them up. That's what valets/lady's maids are for. 👑 Didn't you watch Downton Abby?

@moonwalk1031
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This is good but the episode describing third class was much more powerful as it followed a small Irish family with children and their excitement over the ship and hopes for the future.

After watching all three episodes, Titanic, as spectacular as she was, was also a maze and something of a deathtrap.

Finally, I now see that the Queen Mary 2 reflects the Titanic and other ocean liners of its time in its design, services, and amenities.

@roystrickland3363
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❤❤❤. Truth to LIGHT.PLEASE. Seen all take overs to Tartarian/ All the hindenburg,free energies, all orphane trains,cabbagepatch,prayers for humanity. PLEASE.THANKYOU.

@rhondaenglish4022
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How could I have spent my time on the Titanic? Learning how to flash morse code with a lantern and outfitting my chosen life boat 🤣

@moonwalk1031
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"Titanic is absolutely massive" Dude, have you heard of Icon of the Seas? 😆

@justsomeone4445
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Thank you.

@marcN19
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“The electric camel is mean to simulate riding an equestrian animal”

SUUUURREEE! And I don’t suppose the large female customer base suggests that the women love riding horses and camels all day long (and not because there is something poking upward from the saddle below)

@youngmasterzhi
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In 1st class few people would be looking after themselves, they would have taken Ladies’ Maids and Valets .

@carolthomas8528
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I like your later vids of third and second class, it is like I am there with them, cabin by corridor by deck, but as this is your first Titanic vid as a passenger onboard, it shows in the editing. Good though.

@raysworld-b1d2c
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Excellent work, gents.

@melancholymonkey1880