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Coming up on this week's show, a review of the Margaritaville at Sea Islander. Yeah, the brand new ship from, well, transferred over from Costa Cruises, now part of the late Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville brand sailing out of Tampa. Matthew will be checking in in just a little bit with that review. But first, as always, staff writer Richard Sims.

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Our first story comes to us directly from the infirmary of Norwegian Bliss.

You know, there's nothing I like more than kicking things off with a story, which will allow all of our listeners to learn a valuable life lesson.

In this case, a woman was on the Norwegian Bliss when the ship hit kind of a rough patch,

and she got a little bit seasick, so she went down to the infirmary,

and the doctors there were able to give her some meds and take care of her, send her on her way.

Unfortunately, she then got hit with the bill, which she was kind of surprised that for such a

simple thing as going to the clinic for seasickness was a whopping $2,000.

Now, that seems like a lot, but it's important to know that any visit to the infirmary on any ship is going to get

real costly, real fast. They have limited supplies, and so there's usually a premium charge

for any meds they might distribute. There's also the big charge for services rendered. In other

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