Sorry, one more, Brian. I finally tried the chicken tenders on the Poethex.

Life changing? Life changing chicken tenders.

Welcome back, everybody to this week's episode of the DCL Duo podcast, brought to you by

My Path Unwinding Travel.

And we're skipping reviews this week.

This is our revisiting of the treasure trip report from our April spring break cruise.

And we've got some fun audio with some guests we sailed with on board.

We'll talk

a little bit more about later. But Sam, I'm excited to talk about, you know, heading back to the

treasure four months after the maiden. Yeah, I was so excited to be able to get back on the

treasure. Obviously, we've told people that the treasure has become our favorite ship. I don't

think that's changed since this new sailing,

but it was great to revisit her to see how the new cast was doing on board the ship, to see how

the activities had sort of changed over time, and to explore some things that we might have missed

on the maiden voyage. Yeah, yeah. I'd say headline here is overall, it was a really fun trip. It was a different trip for us than recently because most of the trips we've taken of late, we've sailed with kind of the same set of people over and over again. And so we had a new set of people on boards and first timers on the treasure. And so that was exciting. So a big shout out to Ashley Norton

and the whole crew there from Charlotte that were on board with her. And of course, to the Krauses

of Kraussmouse Adventures who sailed with us and who we dined with just about every evening. And so

it was a really fun group of folks to be on board with. And I'm excited to just sort of dive in.

So we're going to do this kind of in

an abbreviated fashion because we've already done kind of our review of the treasure. So this

is really just sort of walking through some different things that we did and some new observations

we had from our experience on board. We did as per our strong recommendation to anyone out there

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