As Always, Ask a Professional!

Peter,

I find your suggestion that I was playing a COUGAR role with this little
cabin attendant rather insulting! I do not live in the condo and it is
strictly used as a rental. Even if this were the case which it isn't,
what a cruise ship employee does when they are on vacation would be of
no concern to the cruise line.

On Thu, 6 Jan 2011 18:20:47 -0500, Carol Eskra wrote:

Peter,

I find your suggestion that I was playing a COUGAR role with this little
cabin attendant rather insulting!

Carol, if you are still feisty, peter may have been complimenting you
in an off-hand way.
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In article ,
peter wrote:

No, but I am saying that, contrary to what Carol believes, the cruise line
has a legitimate interest in prohibiting private deals between its customers
and its employees.

I don't agree, outside of interference with an on-going contract.
Especially in the case where the person is likely to be between
contracts. These really are more independent contractors than employees.

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