After an adventurous start (aka having my first flight cancelled and then flying into the tiniest airport I’ve ever been to at Grand Cayman, where I was then abandoned by my arranged driver and had to find my own way back to the DCL port), I’m finally back on the Fantasy, hard at work once again. But this time around I get to work in the Oceaneer Club! The Club is connected to the Lab, where I was placed during my last contract, so I’m still with the same age bracket of 3-12, but the Club side is designed for the smaller kids. It has rooms like Pixie Hollow, Monster’s University and Andy’s Room, and the Club’s entertainment program consists of shows such as Tinkerbelle’s Talent Show, Big Top Fun Fest, and Pluto’s Pajama Party. So far it’s been a nice change. Even though I jumped into the middle of this last cruise, I met some really great kids, and I’m excited for the next one.
Even more exciting though is that we will soon be getting our new uniforms (pics to follow, I’m sure), and this week we are starting to use the new Oceaneer Bands, which are replacing the now defunct Mickey Bands. I’m sure there’s going to be lots of hiccups and snafus this week, but hopefully we’ll be able to make the best of it.
But I know that what you guys really want to know is where I’m living, am I right?! Success – I’m living forward again, at the front of the ship, on deck 3! Yay! Phew. And I’m all settled in with my roommate, Becca, nesting with lots of pretty magnets and streamers on the walls. And now that I’ve made my first weekly pilgrimage to Target/Starbucks, I’m all set.
While I’m looking forward to this week’s cruise (Bad Ass Coffee in St. Thomas, here I come!), this last cruise was especially cool because, due to the crappy weather, we weren’t able to dock in Costa Maya. So instead we went straight to Cozumel, and then docked there over night. Having a late night/overnight in port is awesome. And strange. It’s weird to walk around a place that you’ve been to so many times but never at night. And getting off the boat was also quite the adventure, as the waves were still pretty damn choppy and were sending cascades of water across the pier. But we all survived and no one got fired (that I know of…). And that’s what I call a good night.
I hope the rest of you are enjoying the cold and snow back in America. I’ll think of you as I’m building sand castles in the sun.
PS. This last cruise taught me that I am completely useless at French. I might have to work on that…
The passage describes the author's experiences working on a cruise ship, including a change in their work location, new uniforms, and an overnight stay in Cozumel due to bad weather. There are no mathematical questions or answers present in the text.
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Given a text passage, determine:
    1. If it contains a mathematical question (including word problems or calculations)
    2. If an answer to that mathematical question is provided in the text

First, describe the content structure you found in 1-2 sentences.

Then provide your analysis in the following format:
TYPE: <one of the following values>
- NO_QUESTION
- SINGLE_QUESTION
- SINGLE_QUESTION_WITH_ANSWER
- MULTIPLE_QUESTIONS
- MULTIPLE_QUESTIONS_WITH_ANSWERS
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After an adventurous start (aka having my first flight cancelled and then flying into the tiniest airport I’ve ever been to at Grand Cayman, where I was then abandoned by my arranged driver and had to find my own way back to the DCL port), I’m finally back on the Fantasy, hard at work once again. But this time around I get to work in the Oceaneer Club! The Club is connected to the Lab, where I was placed during my last contract, so I’m still with the same age bracket of 3-12, but the Club side is designed for the smaller kids. It has rooms like Pixie Hollow, Monster’s University and Andy’s Room, and the Club’s entertainment program consists of shows such as Tinkerbelle’s Talent Show, Big Top Fun Fest, and Pluto’s Pajama Party. So far it’s been a nice change. Even though I jumped into the middle of this last cruise, I met some really great kids, and I’m excited for the next one.
Even more exciting though is that we will soon be getting our new uniforms (pics to follow, I’m sure), and this week we are starting to use the new Oceaneer Bands, which are replacing the now defunct Mickey Bands. I’m sure there’s going to be lots of hiccups and snafus this week, but hopefully we’ll be able to make the best of it.
But I know that what you guys really want to know is where I’m living, am I right?! Success – I’m living forward again, at the front of the ship, on deck 3! Yay! Phew. And I’m all settled in with my roommate, Becca, nesting with lots of pretty magnets and streamers on the walls. And now that I’ve made my first weekly pilgrimage to Target/Starbucks, I’m all set.
While I’m looking forward to this week’s cruise (Bad Ass Coffee in St. Thomas, here I come!), this last cruise was especially cool because, due to the crappy weather, we weren’t able to dock in Costa Maya. So instead we went straight to Cozumel, and then docked there over night. Having a late night/overnight in port is awesome. And strange. It’s weird to walk around a place that you’ve been to so many times but never at night. And getting off the boat was also quite the adventure, as the waves were still pretty damn choppy and were sending cascades of water across the pier. But we all survived and no one got fired (that I know of…). And that’s what I call a good night.
I hope the rest of you are enjoying the cold and snow back in America. I’ll think of you as I’m building sand castles in the sun.
PS. This last cruise taught me that I am completely useless at French. I might have to work on that…
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The passage describes the author's experiences working on a cruise ship, including a change in their work location, new uniforms, and an overnight stay in Cozumel due to bad weather. There are no mathematical questions or answers present in the text.

TYPE: NO_QUESTION