‘Below Deck Med’ Aesha Scott Hits Back At Demanding Guest

Below Deck Med Chief Stew, Aesha Scott moved back to Captain Sandy Yawn’s yacht after the Down Under spinoff, and she’s as feisty as ever.

Recently, Bravo fans saw a demanding guest who kept on questioning her experience on the job. Well, she eventually opened up about losing it with the woman when she chatted with Kate Chastain on the After Show.  

Below Deck Med Season 9 Was Challenging

Despite Captain Sandy Yawn seeming to be a bit more mellow with her crew, that didn’t mean that Season 9 of the Bravo show came without challenges. Chef Jono gave a guest seafood that could have killed her. And, another guest made a big deal about the taste of caviar and the shape of a knife. 

During this season of Below Deck Med, there were shortages in Aesha Scott’s department. And, the two people employed under her, Bri and Ellie, clashed continuously. At one stage, the crew quarters flooded. Another scene showed the Chief Stew having to fetch and carry a drink for a guest. Then, the charter clients got them to move the heavy furniture around the deck. 

Angry Aesha Scott Let’s Rip

On the show, Aesha didn’t freak out about the guest who caused so much unpleasantness on The Mustique. However, she told Kate Chastain about it later. When charter guest Neysla Paltsev started complaining about a butter knife, it was the Chief Stew’s chance to school her. 

Per Monsters and Critics, the conversation focused on how satisfied Aesha Scott felt when the guest mistook a fish knife for a butter knife. She said:

I got to like school her and tell her it was a fish knife. This was the first time that I actually stood my ground a bit and it felt really good!

Bravo fans felt that it was a good thing the Chieft Stew didn’t take any further nitpicking from Neysla. When the segment aired on YouTube, Bravo fans decided that the Chief Stew was right to lose it. In the comments, they expressed their feelings, and they were not kind to the guest. 

• That guest was vile !!
• Aesha you deserve an Oscar for keeping that smile on your beautiful face.XO.
• These are obviously people who either don’t have real money or they were raised in a barn.
• It’s angled, it’s a fish knife dahlink.
• Caviar…”tastes like a washcloth” but she ate it all ️
  Demands the furniture be moved. “is it heavy”?
  No darling, light as a feather, not like we need to
  worry about a whole piece of furniture blowing off the yacht.

What are your thoughts about Aesha Scott getting the chance to school a demanding guest? Do you think guests must be one of the hardest parts of working on a luxury yacht? Sound off in the comments below, and remember to come back here often for all your Below Deck Med news, updates, and spoilers. 

SOURCE: Monsters and Critics