Hey, I'm Candice Lim, and you're listening to Icy YMIMIMI.

In case you missed it, Slade's podcast about internet culture.

And I'm so excited to welcome back, a returning guest to the show, the host of NPRZ indicator from Planet Money.

Waylon Wong. Hello, Waylon.

Hi, Candace. How have you been?

Oh, I've been so good. And it's so funny because the last time we talked, it was back in January.

We were talking about a little boat called the Ultimate World Cruise that was setting sail for nine months on sea.

Well, this boat, it's about to land.

And as predicted, so much has happened, but a lot has happened in your life, too.

Waylon, you went on a cruise this summer, right?

I did. I went on a Disney cruise with my family in July. It was our second Disney cruise.

Okay, tell me everything about it. Where'd you go? What'd you see? Did you mess around with Goofy? What happened?

We went on the Disney Magic, which is one of their oldest ships. It might be the oldest ship on their fleet, but it's been

kept up very nicely. It's a smaller ship than some of their newer ships. And so it feels,

oddly enough, cozy or cozier than your typical mega cruise ship. And it was very nice. We went to

Cozumel, and then we went to Disney's private island in the Bahamas where I did stand-up paddleboarding for the first time. And I had such a marvelous time doing the stand-up paddleboarding, Candace, that I briefly considered making this my entire personality. It was really fun. And we won trivia twice. Wow. Okay, okay. Did you see any sea turtles, any animals,

anything like that? This was not a wildlife heavy cruise, I will say. I think it was heavy on the

tropical cocktails and on some very nice Broadway caliber performances in the theater.

But no, I didn't see any nature.

I saw zero nature.

That's okay.

Now, how do we feel about food?

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