Have you ever taken a cruise? Or have you sat around and thought about, hey, wouldn't it

be great to take a cruise? It used to be the epitome of the luxury vacation. Everybody

think about, wow, we could take a cruise and go to the islands or cruise around Europe or

whatever. But somehow or another, we find a way to corrupt everything because cruising has become an

excuse for really bad behavior. This is the real story, and I want to take a look at some

headlines with you. Violent drunk passenger on Royal Caribbean Cruise raises a question, should booze on board

be limited? Carnival Cruise Line proves once again that it has by far the most violent passengers

on the high seas. Now, there were two violent episodes just weeks apart.

There was an incident on April 1st on Royal Caribbean's Mariner of the Seas.

A reportedly drunk man caused a disturbance on other people's balconies.

At 1 a.m., a drunken man broke into the spa on deck 11, jumped over an exterior railing,

climbed onto another passenger's balcony, flipped over furniture, banged on the doors,

and even through furniture overboard.

Now, security eventually detained the unruly passenger.

But is this what you pay to do on a cruise? Passengers disembarking the Carnival Jubilee,

thinking about grabbing bags and getting home, all hell breaks loose. A full-on brawl breaks out in the cruise terminal in Galveston, Texas.

Nearly 30 guests banned for life. You wouldn't have to ban me. I just like no problem.

See you later. They were put on a do not sale list. It seems to happen a lot on Carnival.

Don't know why.

Carnival has gotten a reputation for bringing out the worst in people.

Maybe it's an all-inclusive thing or you get all that you want to drink.

I don't know.

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