Nassau

They do.

Now, we aren't talking about the floating cities that dock in Nassau.

No.

But even a small expedition ship landing its tenders into Admiralty Bay noticeably thickens the foot traffic in Port Elizabeth for a few hours.

Ed Armbruster walked and struck out 0-1.

He's a boy from Nassau in the Bahamas.

Didn't really play baseball over there.

They didn't have any baseball fields.

And Royal Caribbean's Oasis of the Seas arrived late into New Jersey after having to turn around for two medical emergencies.

Now, the ship had already traveled 120 nautical miles from Coco Cay when it reversed course early Friday and returned to Nassau.

Royal Caribbean says its medical team determined two guests needed urgent medical attention and both were taken ashore in Nassau for additional care.

The diversion added roughly 277 nautical miles and pushed the ship's return from 6 a.m. to around noon on Sunday.

That of course delayed the next embarkation by several hours and forced Royal Caribbean to cancel its scheduled port call at Port Canaveral and replacing it with a sea day for the next sailing.

The only way Will and Jeff agreed to make a record was to do it somewhere that could double as a vacation.

But their time spent at Compass Point Studios in Nassau, Bahamas was a boondoggle.

Their budget was fucked.

They blew through 10 grand daily on nightclubs, rum punch, jerk chicken, and women.

Hello, Providence, Rhode Island.

We've got a listener in Nassau in the Bahamas and then, of course, all throughout the Sooner State from Ada to Duncan to Lawton to Altus to Colgate to Heavener.

And Stigler, Tulsa, Bartlesville, Norman, and everywhere beyond.

But thank you much to the Ref Army locator presented by Landmark Fine Homes, and a big thank you to the Ref Army in general.

This is mainly in Suffolk County at this point.

Maybe some drizzle still lingering for Nassau.

But most of the rain is south of the L.I.E. for Suffolk County.

So that's Brookhaven over, I slip into Brookhaven.

So, without further ado, let's dive back in.

But the next day was Nassau Day.

And like we mentioned earlier, we didn't get off the ship.

Did anybody get off the ship?

don't think so.

No.

Ask Andrew his comments about Nassau.

All right, Andrew, what do we think about Nassau? You're laughing too hard.

That's his name.

I'm from Nassau, though.

I guess I don't know Nassau.

You didn't know who Messi was during the World Cup.

I thought you speak Spanish.

Meanwhile, Royal Caribbean's Oasis of the Seas was forced to turn around after two passengers became critically ill, including a seven-year-old child.

The ship returned to Nassau, where both patients were taken ashore for emergency medical treatment.

The unexpected diversion delayed the ship's return to New Jersey by approximately eight hours.

Royal Caribbean offered to help affected passengers with airline change fees.

The other story about Royal Caribbean, the headline for this makes it sound like they're seriously ill as a result of the ship.

No, they're seriously ill.

Something happened and the captain did what he's supposed to do, which is, I think he turned around back to Nassau so that they could offload him in Nassau, the right thing to do.

But You know, it happens.