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Thanks for checking out this episode of Cruise Radio,

a review of Royal Caribbean's Navigator of the Seas. Here's a new one. Alaska is having a statewide

internet outage right now. So Sherry Laskin will not be here with Cruise News. Stepping in will be

staff writer Richard Sims. We'll get to him in just a couple of moments. I do want to mention before we start

here, so I was skiing in Salt Lake for a couple of days, and I came home with a broken bone,

and one of those bones is prohibiting me from typing, so I'm pecking and using auto dictation

to reply to email. So if you have emailed me, and I know there are a lot of them,

give me a little bit of time to reply. I only have one good hand, and this cast will be on for

six to eight weeks. So I have that going for me. All right, Richard Sims is here with Cruz News.

Hey, Richard. Hey, Doug. Thanks for having me, but I've got to ask, did you really break a bone or are you just kind of like taking the lazy way out so that you have extra time to reply to the slew of listener mail you got?

Yeah, I tumbled down a mountain so I could avoid listener emails. Yeah, that's exactly what I did. Are you done making jokes now?

Yeah, I guess so. Let's do the news. Carnival Cruise Line is skipping some Western Caribbean ports.

Yeah, so, you know, this is basically all going back to the coronavirus. It's important to note that in both of the things we're about to talk about, there is no illness on the ship. There is no coronavirus. There's no anything. That's not why this is happening. What's happening

is it started with Carnival Horizon. Carnival Horizon traded out three of the ports, Jamaica,

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