u/CycIon3

▲ 56 r/Cruise

Unpopular Opinion: Crew needs a way to better crack down on passengers with poor hygienic practices at the buffet

I know this shouldn’t be the crews job and I know they hate to confront passengers but there needs to be better accountability to these passengers and spreading viruses.

I think this can be more spread out crew among all the stations to better watch all contact points at a time. People sneezing in their hand then directly touching the shared tongs of each dish, they could just quickly change out the tong as one example that doesn’t even involve direct confrontation. Or if the passengers grab food with their hand and put it back to remove that item.

I know we want to feel free, I know crew hate to do this because it could a knock on their review, but we have to be better. Bonus, apply this everywhere honestly. This is worse than pool chair hogs for me.

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u/CycIon3 — 12 hours ago

I just looked at all Janet’s set lists for her tours and noticed “Scream” was never performed until 2011. Did the estate have lock on this song until his passing?

I cannot see a live performance of Janet for this song until after Michael’s passing in 2009 at the MTV VMA. I checked her set lists of all her tours and doesn’t seem like she performed the song while he was alive.

Was there a “lock” of the song from the estate or did she just not want to perform the song without Michael?

u/CycIon3 — 3 days ago

I understand there is a lot of complexity when it comes to healthcare and some states have pushed “more” for this than others. But can’t states take their own healthcare and do what they need to account for what they want.

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u/CycIon3 — 7 days ago
▲ 2.7k r/rickygervais+1 crossposts

Brunch with no arms

No one should be prevented from having a good brunch

u/CycIon3 — 7 days ago
▲ 262 r/SipsTea

In this administration?? I guess anything to distract from the Epstein Files?

u/CycIon3 — 11 days ago
▲ 14 r/NCL

Am I the only plays this game with Howl at the Moon?

I love Dueling Pianos and I think the acts there tend to be very talented. However, it seems like there is usually a specific demographic and music selection that I have gotten used to listening to the same music over and over again.

I usually stay until “Sweet Caroline” plays. I get it’s not the performers fault, but this song just gets to be overplayed more than anything else on the ship that my tolerance is zero on it.

Obviously there’s other common ones, but wonder if anyone else has similar thoughts.

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u/CycIon3 — 13 days ago
▲ 64 r/vegas

Was watching a video and could not believe this thing cost $21 at the restaurant Cantina Contramar. I thought Fontainebleau would have learned their lesson with those dinky nachos awhile back

u/CycIon3 — 15 days ago