“For a brief period (two years) of opportunistic curiosity, I worked on cruise ships, or, as I lovingly referred to them, three thousand drunks and a designated driver,” says DJ Hazard, a comedian who once worked aboard an unnamed ship, tells all in today’s San Francisco Examiner.
Since most cruisers are curious about what it would be like to run off to sea and work aboard a behemoth, you’ll love his funny, poignant and at times acerbic report. click here
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