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The downbeat on ninety seven The Freaking
Sports at seven tell you a little bit

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about a wild story of a local
dude back in the mix, plus some

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other things in the scuttle butt too
at seven point thirty did a tailor ship's

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dad beat a guy up weird story
last night in Australia and more, plus

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a wild play at a local high
school. There has just been taking off

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the docket. It's causing some chaos, a lot of stuff going on there.

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Dame, stop it eight, big
dad, So right now, let's

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do this whack up talking a draft
flight out of that Mauritius. Mauritius.

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Mauritius is a place. It's an
island. None of us could pronounce moments

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ago. Why'd that come up?
Is that where cruiz is? Yeah,

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that's where Dudy Cruise is. Because
officials of the island nation of Mauritius have

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blocked a Norwegian Cruise Line ship from
docking there on Sunday. The reason more

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than a dozen passengers were stricken with
a stomach illness. Yes, this ship

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holds over three thousand people, one
thousand crew members and two thousand passengers,

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and around fifteen of these passengers aboard
the Norwegian Dawn that's the name of the

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boat, remain in isolation because of
an undisclosed health risk. They're undergoing testing

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now, the authority said in a
statement. The Mauritius Ports Authority said the

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decision not to allow the cruise ship
access to the quay was taken in order

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to avoid any health risks. The
sick guests experience mild symptoms of a stomach

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related illness. The cause of the
outbreak has not been released, and they're

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saying that due to the additional testing
being required by local authorities before being allowed

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entry, the government of Mauritius has
delayed disembarkation for the current cruise and embarkation

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for the next cruise by two days. They're saying that it's expected that the

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ship will be allowed to dock today
after results of the tests conducted Sunday become

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available. So you've got fifteen people
that are holding back the day, this

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embarkment of a cruise ship that holds
over over three thousand folks. Fifteen people

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Mm hmm that ate some bad shrimp
and now have nasty bottom. Shocking how

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often this happens? Yeah, or
maybe it's just another thing that makes news

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every time it does happen. And
that's what else the humans do in the

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thousands, where you're completely isolated with
only each other for a week at a

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time. I mean, is it
the only Petrie dish where this can happen?

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I mean, you have an air
flight, you know, but that's

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yeah, eighteen hours max or whatever. There's prison, there's prison, there's

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prison hospital kind of yeah, and
I guess in prison it probably happens,

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and there's sometimes news of that,
right, But is that newsworthy that no

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prisoners have diarrhea hospital? Maybe right? Maybe not something contagious like this usually

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and it can obviously be instantly treated
at a hospital. But that's the whole

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thing about it. That were to
happen to you on the open seas,

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there's nowhere to go. That's the
danger of the cruise. I don't.

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I've never been interested in the cruise
anyways. I know people love it,

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look forward to it. I love
cruise. You've been on a few cruises.

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I've been on a few cruises,
and I think they're awesome, and

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it's really possible or popular toes on
cruises. I've never been on one,

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so I can't. I mean,
I bet it's an awesome time. I

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just don't I don't know if it's
claustrophobia or whatever it is. I do

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not want to be trapped. I'm
not looking forward to the flight to Italy

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in two months. That is going
will be the longest flight you've ever taken.

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Yes, by far, I mean, which is what is it like?

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Seven hours? It's eight? Okay? What's your current flight? Will

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be? Twenty minute air tractor run
over the fields of of only west only

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probably four probably whoever it was to
Seattle, I would guess, or to

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New York about four and a half
four forty five to Seattle. Do you

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take a little forget me now when
you go on along, I'm gonna have

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to plan plane flight. I'm gonna
have to. I'm looking. I'm looking

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into like, is there something I
can take to just knock me out?

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Yeah? Yeah, because that's what
you need, a cool doctor that you

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can text and hell one time.
Yeah, a little, a little forget

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me now. That's what Joe Bluth
called his roofies that he would use on

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women and tobias and tobias yet So
the problem with these illnesses on cruise ships,

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Uh, is there close living quarters
make it easier for viruses to spread.

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The regular edition of new passengers creates
opportunities to introduce it, and because

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public health officials track illnesses illness,
I'm sorry, illness cases on cruise ships,

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such outbreaks may also be reported more
often than the ones on land.

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So last month there was an outbreak
of neurovirus, which is a common stomach

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bug that causes vomiting and diarrhea.
It sickened ninety two passengers and eight crew

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members on a celebrity cruises ship.
It seems like it, you know,

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it's something that happens on him.
God. We remember what was the one

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ship of a number of years back
that had the plumbing issues called the Doo

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Dooo Cruise. Yeah, that was
the Texas and they were stuck out in

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the ocean forever with just suet raw
sewage, just running a muck on a

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deck in the quarters. Yeah.
I think that was supposed to dock in

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corpus, right. I think they
were just hanging out on the golf feels

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right? Or was that was there
a different one that lost all its power?

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I thought the Gold Out Cruises,
the Corona Cruise there, there's definitely

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Corona cruise what a mess. Yeah, that's the problem is they sound all

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fun, but it's one of those
things that if if things run amok or

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go or go wrong, there really
is no escape and you are one of

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the control of whatever authorities say that
you're going to do. Yeah, but

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just like anything else. Right now, there are hundreds and hundreds of cruise

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ships out on very lovely journeys all
over the globe. But you like hot

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air balloons just making safe flights and
gentle landings, power lines on a plenty,

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a pleasant unwindy day. I do
hear that argument. But back when

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we had icebergs, icebergs or the
power lines of the sea, that's true.

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I have icebergs anymore. And by
the way, Titanic is a damn

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good movie. Would you just watch
it recently? No, no, it

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is. I'm just saying there's a
lot of people that will on Titanic.

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That's a good damn film. It's
too long, but it's great. No,

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it's it's what it needed to be. To tell the story down a

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little bit. We got the idea
of the love story. We didn't need

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every love story, and movies could
be cut down quite a bit. I

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agree, you're right, but that
movie had everything to get the to reach

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the largest audience possible. Well,
we needed to see maybe this show,

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Maybe this show needs a love story. Yeah, would you like to make

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love? Put your mic on if
you're gonna laugh like that, look at

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her. Look, I'm just trying
to get ratings. Bro. We need

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a laugh for JJ. We need
you. Never turn off your microphone,

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sweetie, wrong with you. Look, it's for the good. It's for

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the good of the station, the
health of the station, and the betterment

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of our morning show. We have
a love story me and Christina. Yeah,

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but you guys don't real love story
on this station. We give you

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everything, you give us nothing.
And she's not in here. From six

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Ton, I am and I'm willing. I don't understand what you're asking.

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Wro down, big fella, and
is Danny puts a banana up to his

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mouth. Yeah, lect you,
mayor of my brown town. Jesus.

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He does seem comfortable with that banana. He always does every day. That's

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a banana. He's got it,
just kind of patting it up against his

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cheek and we're like, open the
peel it already. Well, fiddling around

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with that thing what's something on your
cheek? I wish there were more to

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this story. And for all I
know, it's been updated and these people

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have been released. I think it
made. It has made. That's doc.

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Okay, get docked? Yeah,
I got want some article that I

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click on. I won't let me
have it, but it says Norwegian cruise

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ship docks after they clear it of
cholera. Oh wow, yeah, colera

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scare you know. I'll give you
a couple of cruise tips if you ever

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go Tony up a little extra for
the balcony. Roo color is not good.

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Go ahead, I'm sorry, I'm
gonna look up collar and see.

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Don't get the interior room the cheapest
one, because there, I would imagine,

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is some claustrophobian play there. But
if you pay a little, a

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decent amount extra, but not like
a crazy amount more, you get the

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balcony. I mean, granted,
it's a two foot balcony. It's a

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sliding glass door that you can just
kind of lean out like. It's not

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a luxurious balcony, but if you
open that door up the cruise I've been

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on, we've every night door sliding
glass door open. Just bree Caribbean breeze

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or whatever. It is just lovely. And the food on a cruise is

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good if you go to little restaurants
is if you just go to that buffet

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every day, that's not gonna you're
not gonna love it. But there's a

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lot of stuff, a lot of
options. But you can make reservations included

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in your price. For like,
we had a French restaurant that was amazing,

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absolutely loved it, went there at
least twice. And then you kind

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of just get tanked and wait for
the casino to open. Yeah, I

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like that, and then there's a
poker table. We made friends with all

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them. Dude. By the end
of the night. There's a video somewhere

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of cash not stealing, but jokingly
stealing a guy's little handicapped cruiser and just

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flying out of the casino and driving
around the deck of the boat and everyone's

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laughing. We're having fun. There's
got to be a brig in the ships,

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right, like if somebody gets in, ruly, they've got to have

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some type of temporary jail system setup, right, Yeah, they have a

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brig. They have a makeshift hospital. I wonder what the brig's like because

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they I mean, people going on
cruises quite a bit because it tends to

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be oldies. Yeah, but we
did the Alaska one. It was effing

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gorgeous. You saund this outside bar
like on the side of the ship,

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and you get the unlimited drink thing
and you're just pounding delicious drinks and there's

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glaciers what's left of them, and
it's gorgeous, Like, you know,

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you're looking at Alaska. Amazing.
I loved that was yours was the Pacific.

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Yeah, if I don't want to
do Alasking cruise, so we're like,

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yes, and we left out of
Seattle. I think it was five,

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five or seven night. It was
a whole week we were there.

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I absolutely loved it. But I
tend to like things, and I want

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to like things. I'm not someone
that just pisses and moans and bitches about

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whatever. And if you are that
type of person, I imagine there's gonna

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be a million things that you hate. Like the pool's not good, it's

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packed, it's gross kind of I
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I didn't go on the pool.
I went in the hot tub once

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or twice. We had an f
and go kart track on our on the

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ship. On the ship that's on
the back of the ship. It was

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the Norwegian Bliss, I believe.
Do you go racing? Oh yeah,

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racing. Is there any chance of
one of those things hitting the Median and

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flying into the sea. No funny, Oh crap, Oh just keep going.

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They're just mad they lost the cart. So we got another another cruise

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in a week. It's amazing how
they turn and burn these things, how

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quickly they clean them, Like on
the day you d board boy, they

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are ready to rock, to clean
the thing, to turn it over,

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and eight hours later they're leaving on
another one. And at the Norwegian Bliss,

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I think when I went on,
I think it was the biggest cruise

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ship in the world. It was
brand new, and I read a story

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then that there were constructions underway for
a cruise ship twice as big as the

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one I was on, And one
I was on was so effing big.

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I mean there's theaters, comedy clubs, but yes, because that they figured

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out you can't go big enough,
because if they can pack it, it's

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just more profit. Yeah, Like
we're on the verge of these super cruise

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ships. Like do you see the
commercials with Shaq and whoever? I mean,

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it's like a floating city and they're
gonna go twice as big. I

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talked to So the drummer that played
on the first Silver Skylarks record just a

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young lady named Amber and she's freaking
awesome and she does a lot of stuff.

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She plays with a lot of people, produces music, whatever. But

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she was telling me, she was
in town this weekend and we were talking

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and she was telling me about the
cruise circuit as far as musicians, because

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they have bands, like it's very
common now that you'll have a cruise ship

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that is themed for a certain type
of music, whether it be nineties,

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yeah, the Relive Your nineties,
and then you have the heavy metal cruises

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from the eighties where cruise remember that, Yeah, the preed Cruise. But

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she's done one where it's you know, she can play anything, so it's

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like she can fit into any band
and it'll sound great. But hers was

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kind of like more like it sounded
like it was like kind of seventies eighties

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like one Hit Wonder type stuff.
But she said, the money that the

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musicians make for doing those, it's
like you you can't turn it down,

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right, Yeah, they pay really
well. Interesting, Yeah, I know

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our friends the old ninety seven's have
done at least one or two of those,

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like a specific cruise for that.
Yeah, like There's was like the

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Americana cruise. You might run into
them and Jason isbel or somebody like that.

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I wonder what the house band for
a normal cruises and I bet the

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payment is not. Wait, you
can kind of different than when Emerald City

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plays or something, right, I
mean like at a wedding, because if

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you can be a cover band on
There's I mean you can be rocking a

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cover band on one part of the
cruise obviously, and not hear it on

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eighty nine percent of the cruise.
Like it's that big. You can have

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four bands playing on a Friday night
on a cruise with no bleed over.

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I mean it's they're that big.
So yeah, if you're a house band

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on a cruise or just a cover
band, I wonder what that life is

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like too, because the crew quarters
are smaller than even the passenger quarters,

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and those are pretty damn small.
She made enough money doing these cruises that

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she was able to save up enough
cash not only to move to la but

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subsidize her existence out there for months
without without even having to have a job.

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Really. Yeah, she's just living
off of the money that she made

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on these cruise ships. She said. The thing about him that makes them

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profitable is once you're on them,
you spend nothing because there's nowhere to shop.

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Really. Uh, they feed you, they drink you, they board

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you. Everything that the musicians need
on those ships is one percent comped,

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so you're not you're not shelling out
any cash for anything. Yeah. Well

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I'm on those like the Creed Cruise. Yeah, if you're one of the

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bands, because then you get one
of the best suites on the cruise.

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I'm sure sure, And I've seen
them, Like if you get the corner

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suite on a cruise, it's like
a fat hotel room. You can have

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one of the private hot tub and
a piano in there. I mean I've

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never a piano. Yeah, like
you can go full. I mean,

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you're gonna pay ten times what you'd
pay for a balcony sweep. Yeah,

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that is wild. So the reason
we're talking about this is there was a

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cruise ship that I guess that it
originated from Mauritius, an island in the

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Indian Ocean. I believe. Anyway, Well, they had to they wouldn't

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allow it to dock because fifteen people
were suffering from a stomach illness. It

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has docked subsequently, and we found
out, Mikey found out that the reason

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that these people were sick was because
of cholera. Now, cholera is something

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you hear about and it sounds deadly. Well, yeah, it can be,

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because it's a bacterial disease that is
typically spread through contaminated water. It

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causes severe diarrhea and dehydration, and
if left untreated, cholera can be fatal

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within hours, even in previously healthy
people. Now, modern sewage, water

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treatment, all that stuff, they've
virtually eliminated cholera in industrialized countries, but

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it still exists in Africa, Southeast
Asia and Haiti. And it sounds to

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me like this is where this ship
originated from, or was at the time

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in Southeast Asia and the risk of
cholera. The risk of a cholera epidemic

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is highest when poverty, war,
or natural disasters forced people to live in

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crowded conditions without adequate sanitation. Now
it is easily treated and death from severe

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dehydration can be prevented with a simple
and inexpects an inexpensive rehydration solution. But

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if untreated, you just basically die
of dehydration because of all of the diarrhea.

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Man, that's rough. Well,
I guess they they said that wasn't

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yu. They found out they docked
it. Texter said, spring Break twenty

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twenty. I was on cruise that
ended the world. We were the last

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ship let into Galveston and then everything
shut down. Oh my god. I

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mean I remember having people on a
few years back. They were tried for

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that flag almost a month, Like, Yeah, couldn't go to work,

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couldn't go home. That should be
a movie. It should be a movie.

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The Corona Cruise starring Tom heaven Costner, Oh starring Tom Cruise and Penelope

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Cruise and Penelope Cruise Cruise and now
Killer any Corona Crew. He's Kevin Turner,

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that's dam Bailey, Mike's ro jj
Jackson is here. She was laughing

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moments ago, now not laughing anymore. Kind of the curse of hanging out

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with us. Don't miss the game
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You think we're scared to talk video
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talk food in the food court.
We ain't scared to talk games in the

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Games Stop. That'll be at eight
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it's Sports at seven. Kevin who's
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