If those cruise ships ran on those mini-reactors that are now coming on line fuel would be a minor problem.
1 posted on
10/29/2026 9:23:30 AM PDT by
fella
To: fella
Sounds to me like one of those too-good-to-be-true situations turned out to be not true.
2 posted on
10/29/2026 9:25:58 AM PDT by
Tell It Right
(1 Thessalonians 5:21 -- Put everything to the test, hold fast to that which is true.)
To: fella
3 posted on
10/29/2026 9:28:36 AM PDT by
E. Pluribus Unum
(The right of the Democrats to embezzle elections shall not be infringed. )
To: fella
For retirees, the concept offered an appealing alternative to traditional retirement living. Instead of maintaining a house, paying property taxes, and managing household expenses, residents could potentially consolidate many of those costs into a single lifestyle centered on travel. Villa Vie’s Endless Horizons program advertised lifetime access to the ship for a one-time payment of $299,999 for single occupancy or $499,999 for double occupancy. For some retirees, those figures were comparable to the price of a modest home in parts of the United States. This sounds way too good to be true. Especially if you are putting yourself at the mercy of a cruise ship company that is not that well known.
7 posted on
10/29/2026 9:35:23 AM PDT by
Opinionated Blowhard
(When the people find that they can vote themselves money, that will herald the end of the republic.)
To: fella
Having done 55+ cruises all over the world, take my advice and book only with major cruise companies, and never more than 14 days cruise. Those retirement plans with small outfits are highly risky. I recommend a 14 day cruise from Barcelona and visit many countries as far as Greece and Turkey. The one sailing from Southampton, England is also very good but weather near England can be cold & damp for a day or two until hitting ports in Portugal or Spain.
8 posted on
10/29/2026 9:35:50 AM PDT by
Bobbyvotes
(Work is best form of worship to God.)
To: fella
Probably fun while it lasted. I suspect they were all rich to start with to even consider doing this. If they didn’t put all their eggs in one basket, I’m sure they’ll survive.
9 posted on
10/29/2026 9:36:01 AM PDT by
fidelis
(Ecce Crucem Domini! Fugite partes adversae! Vicit Leo de tribu Juda, Radix David! Alleluia!)
To: fella
10 posted on
10/29/2026 9:36:07 AM PDT by
MikelTackNailer
(I ate that dingo with some fava beans and a nice chianti.)
To: fella
The mini reactor thing would be cool if there are no problems with it.
I wonder how the Cambodians feel about having all of these bewildered retirees wandering around looking for 3 hots and a cot.
11 posted on
10/29/2026 9:42:25 AM PDT by
centermass_socrates
(Keep it clean, keep it loaded, and keep it handy.)
To: fella
ROTFL! The Colonel Kurtz Retirement Program!!! Nice!
13 posted on
10/29/2026 9:55:44 AM PDT by
FlingWingFlyer
("Dual citizenship" has got to go. Those who want it should have to explain what they are hiding.)
To: fella
10 days was the MAX I could handle on a cruise ship.
14 posted on
10/29/2026 10:01:07 AM PDT by
Zathras
To: fella
They are lucky the boat didn’t get stranded in Karachi or Bombay
Overall, Cambodia is not a bad place to be dropped off.
Retired life on a beach in Cambodia would be cheaper, and far more colorful, than any Villages Community in Florida.
16 posted on
10/29/2026 10:40:09 AM PDT by
PGR88
To: fella
I assume the passengers would need to sue in the court where the ship is registered, good luck with that!
18 posted on
10/29/2026 10:45:19 AM PDT by
PTBAA
To: fella
Another day, another cruise ship problem.
43 posted on
10/29/2026 3:15:27 PM PDT by
bgill
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