"Boarding Day ③" > 자유게시판

The day of boarding (evacuation drills, etc.) I had wine during the meal, but since it was all-you-can-drink, I stopped by the bar after watching the ship depart and got some takeout. When I asked the Japanet desk before boarding, I was told that it was not allowed to bring anything into the room, but the bartender said it was OK, so it seemed like there was no problem. The evacuation drill was scheduled to start at 9:30 p.m., so I went back to the reception desk before that, and had the app information corrected. Even though I was logged in, my father's face appeared. He said, "I'm not going to use it, so it's fine as it is," but I don't want it to stay like this for 13 days. The app can be fixed in the Photoshop section. When I got there, I logged out and logged in immediately, and he replied with a smile, "Yes." Then the evacuation drill. I had already watched the training video for step 1. The broadcast started at 9:30 p.m., and we started moving to the evacuation site. Our house was marked with an "I", so we went down to the 7th floor and looked for the Imperial Casino. It was so crowded with people that it was dangerous to push a wheelchair around, so we asked someone in the elevator who was wearing an evacuation training bib. "This is L, so it's the 6th floor." It was in English, but I understood the nuance that it wasn't an I, but a lowercase L. However, he had confirmed that it was the 7th floor before coming out, so after thanking him and parting ways, just to be sure, we asked another person a little further away. As expected, it was the I for the 7th floor. We quickly found the Imperial Casino by pointing in the direction, had our card scanned, and the evacuation training was over. We heard an announcement not to use the elevators after it was over, but everyone went by elevator. It was difficult to get in with a wheelchair, and it took a while to get back to our room. After the evacuation drill, some of us wanted to smoke and drink, so we stopped by the smoking area on the 18th floor and had a toast at the sky lounge. I love lemoncello. But I wanted to try a variety of drinks, so I ended up only ordering it once. Looking back, I should have ordered more. It seems that my father was quite drunk around this time and doesn't remember it. I asked him if the sake was delicious... That was the end of the first day.



The day of boarding (evacuation drills, etc.) I had wine during the meal, but since it was all-you-can-drink, I stopped by the bar after watching the ship depart and got some takeout. When I asked the Japanet desk before boarding, I was told that it was not allowed to bring anything into the room, but the bartender said it was OK, so it seemed like there was no problem. The evacuation drill was scheduled to start at 9:30 p.m., so I went back to the reception desk before that, and had the app information corrected. Even though I was logged in, my father's face appeared. He said, "I'm not going to use it, so it's fine as it is," but I don't want it to stay like this for 13 days. The app can be fixed in the Photoshop section. When I got there, I logged out and logged in immediately, and he replied with a smile, "Yes." Then the evacuation drill. I had already watched the training video for step 1. The broadcast started at 9:30 p.m., and we started moving to the evacuation site. Our house was marked with an "I", so we went down to the 7th floor and looked for the Imperial Casino. It was so crowded with people that it was dangerous to push a wheelchair around, so we asked someone in the elevator who was wearing an evacuation training bib. "This is L, so it's the 6th floor." It was in English, but I understood the nuance that it wasn't an I, but a lowercase L. However, he had confirmed that it was the 7th floor before coming out, so after thanking him and parting ways, just to be sure, we asked another person a little further away. As expected, it was the I for the 7th floor. We quickly found the Imperial Casino by pointing in the direction, had our card scanned, and the evacuation training was over. We heard an announcement not to use the elevators after it was over, but everyone went by elevator. It was difficult to get in with a wheelchair, and it took a while to get back to our room. After the evacuation drill, some of us wanted to smoke and drink, so we stopped by the smoking area on the 18th floor and had a toast at the sky lounge. I love lemoncello. But I wanted to try a variety of drinks, so I ended up only ordering it once. Looking back, I should have ordered more. It seems that my father was quite drunk around this time and doesn't remember it. I asked him if the sake was delicious... That was the end of the first day.