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To: Bob who wrote (137960)9/9/2005 6:02:54 AM
From: JDN  Read Replies (1) of 793568
 
I read Carnival Cruise was going to be being paid by the government $160 per NIGHT for each person housed on their boat, for up to 6 months.

If that is true its just another example of our government at work wasting resources. That rate is well over the normal CRUISE cost rate, especially for groups. Our jeep club schedules cruises every other year or so, latest will be 4/2/06 and covers Southern Carribean. For 8 nights its about 650 for inside cabin, 850 for outside cabin and 1,000 for Balcony (their deluxe) per person double occupancy.

Before my brother died he lived in a Mobile Home park in Okeechobee, Fla. Lot rent there was $150 a month. After the hurricanes last year FEMA took up all their vacant lots, moved in brand new shiny trailers and paid over $300 a space (double). Owner of the park was DELIRIOUS WITH HAPPINESS. jdn
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