Re: QM2 Repercussions

Mark O. Polo wrote: 
If there is one theme I have found on cruise ships is that there is a
paucity of information that should be imparted to the passengers and is
purposely withheld. It must be the code of the sea.

Also the code of the air... I remember an Alaska Airlines flight from L.A. to Cabo where we sat for 5 hours on the runway, with announcements every 15 minutes that we'd be leaving shortly.

What really grates in both cases is being treated like a child, "you don't need to know what's going on, we're taking care of it." Or not.

Nice to see you posting again MP, seems like you took a hiatus for a while.

How B

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