The digital nomads and wealthy retirees moving to super-luxe residential megayachts for a neverending cruise

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The World and a slew of other residential megayachts travel the high seas in high style, year-round.

I had joined Robin and her husband, Rich, a Navy veteran and retired investment banker, at the ship’s Asian restaurant, East, during a three-night trip from San Diego to Cabo San Lucas.

The C-suiters, surgeons, real estate tycoons, and tech innovators who live—at least for some months of the year—on the 644-footlong ship can gaze at the controversial conceptual artwork on their way to grab one of Fredy’s excellent smashburgers.