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Hey, what's up?

My name is Doug Parker.

Thank you so much for making Cruise Radio a part of your day. Very happy to have you here, my friend.

Coming at you from Shanghai, China, where I'm just here for a couple more days and heading back to Florida on Friday.

On the line right now is staff writer Richard Sims. Hey, Richard.

Well, it must be nice. Shanghai. Let me guess you're going to go to Disneyland

so that you can take lots of pictures and rub that in my face as well. Great to talk to you.

It seems like every, I don't know, couple months, the cruise ducks are in the news again.

Yeah, and it's happened again. They're very popular, and some people don't particularly like the idea of them. They don't like them.

They think they should not be left around the ships. They look at them almost as pollution.

This time around, the people who are upset about crew members finding the ducks.

Now, not finding ducks and throwing them away, which some have suggested the crew members should do,

but finding ducks and, you know, like, just like a passenger, enjoying them.

Apparently a lot of crew members really are into this, and they think it's a lot of fun,

and they're happy to take part in this just like a lot of regular passengers.

But, of course, there are complainers everywhere, and if you can complain about something,

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