Both.

One time I was checked in an overbooked flight in Marsh Harbour.

It was easter monday April 6, I think.
There was a group of people carrying on. Their ticket was June 4, ie 6/4 as opposed to 4/6.

They were a group of corporate people from a company and needed to return that day.

Don't know how that was solved.

I think they heard the talk shows, social media fora and went back to the drawing board.

Since they do not have sufficient vaccine, it would be easy to sue.

The homeporting will not last long.

Once the cruise lines finish suing the cdc and then open Florida port.

Some texters on the radio called the unvaccinated "filthy scum".

Here it is I thought being called stupid was bad enough.

As Groucho Marx said:

> please accept my resignation. i don't want to belong to any club that will accept me as a member.

I will put the lamp to good use and burn oil in it.

That way I get relief from power outage.

Better late than never.

But this will put the kibosh on Bahamas homeporting. A blessing in disguise.

The CDC says a SINGLE case of human to human transmission as an outbreak. Yep, that is why we were locked down for a handful of cases.

I want a pass to be in the 3% unvaccinated crew.

> But, as the saying goes, the proof of the pudding is always in the eating.”

I copied this to paste on the day after the ekection.

The positivity rate in India is mow 0. Something percent. It is ending.

Time to go back to sewing your own clothes.