Andy Halliday

It has to meet certain criteria.

We want to be home for holidays, whatever, right?

Just to throw some stuff at it.

And basically it went and figured out what you would have to logistically do and the ships that you would be on, the places around the world.

So it starts in Tampa.

So it's a bit of the Caribbean.

Then going out of, I think, Puerto Rico here for a bit.

Then you take the transatlantic because that's what I'm doing in a few weeks time.

And those are very, very cost effective to do that because you can even see here, like you'll average something like $61 a night.

The cruise, my wife and I are taking only $75 a night.

That's much cheaper than most cruises would

So now what it does is it takes you across the world and you go into the Mediterranean and now you're going around the Mediterranean.

Here's all the countries that you would, you would be there for.

And then it goes into Asia, Singapore, Vietnam, Vietnam, Thailand, and Japan.

And then there's another transatlantic that takes you back across the trans Pacific, excuse me, not transatlantic trans Pacific.

And so down here, you can see all the unique ports that we would have hypothetically visited in one year's time.

on Royal Caribbean while meeting that upper tier crown and anchor, which like I say, gives you other, cause it's for life.

So the idea was, could you take one year out of your life, do this, hit the upper tier and hold that status because it doesn't expire for the rest of your life, which would give you for the rest of your life, would you give you like

nice advantages on taking future cruises.

So could you give one year of your life to see the world and do this?