The number of times I was told don't see cats by many, many people.

Yeah, by many people, not just me.

I just told you that's 90 minutes of your life.

You'll never get back.

Your opinion is the only one that matters, honey.

That's right.

So.

Welcome back, everyone to another live edition of the DCL duo podcast brought to you by my path unwinding travel.

And it's the big one, Sam. It's the Royal Caribbean Review. I want to say thanks to everyone out there who is watching.

We're going to skip the hellos tonight because this is a jam-packed episode and we are under a bit of a time constraint because we've got to pick our son up here from an appointment

in a little over a couple hours.

So I expect this.

And poor Brian literally just walked in the door like four minutes ago, everyone. So I'm sorry if we are a little bit discombobulated more than usual tonight because he literally walked in the door and logged on and we are live with you all. Yeah. We live in the Pacific Northwest where it rains a lot, but when it rains, no one seems to figure out how to drive. So anyway, that is what it is. But we are here. We are live. We're going to talk to you about our Royal Caribbean cruise on the Oasis of the seas. We got a special offer from our show sponsor that we'll be talking about a little bit later in the show. So if we peek your interest about Royal Caribbean, stick around a special offer in store for you from my path on winding travel.

But Sam, let's just dive in.

We're going to go day by day. We typically break these up into topical, but it's going to be hard for us to give

you the full experience unless we go day by day.

We took the oasis of the seas on a seven-night eastern Caribbean sailing out of the port of Miami.

It stopped at St. Thomas.

It stopped at Cocoa K.

And it stopped at St. Martin.

We were originally supposed to stop at Labadee in Haiti, but because of everything going on there,

Royal Caribbean, canceled that

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