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Thursday, January 23, 2014

Hot and Cold

 Hot and Cold



Hello Followers,

Sorry about the lack of updates lately, the account's been hacked and I just got it recovered today!

 Another question today:

"What is the temperature like in the crew cabins?"

 There's a bit of an adjustable thermostat but the reliability of this can depend from the older ships to the newer ones. Generally speaking, the closer your cabin is to the hull of the ship (the outer edge close to the water), the colder it'll normally be so you/your roommate will want to agree to raise the temperature of the cabin.

However, if you're unlucky enough to be situated directly near the laundry rooms as I was one contract (and many YA Counselors are), your room can get unbearably hot. Incredibly hot. 

It's a real toss up, but most people don't complain too much about the cabin temperature in our department!

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