Americans got a taste of socialism and they didn't like it.

You would have to wait in line for 2 hours, but when you got up to see what it was that you were waiting on, it was like a soggy bread and tomato lettuce sandwich. It took a complete turn from the first day where you walk around and there's food everywhere and there's ice cream machines and there's pizza. Thank you. Suddenly, people were very much like in survival mode. Everyone's out for themselves. They're in line to get food. They're going to get as much food as they can. All the people are getting them back. It is not fun. The hoarding on board was ridiculous. People just grabbing everything and sort of taking it like with them to the little little camps. made me think that, huh, now all these Americans are somehow can feel what it was in dictatorship country where like this happens and it doesn't surprise anyone. Yeah. Welcome to the Soviet Union, people. This is not wrong. I mean, food lengths, hoarding, people grabbing whatever they could just to survive. That sounds like home. What happened on that cruise looked a lot like a daily life in a socialist country. Think about it. It took an engine fire and a total system failure to replicate the chaos socialism produces every single day. And because it was a private company, Carnival had to compensate the passengers. In socialism, there is no company to blame. No refund, no apology, just misery.