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Notebook 1 – Casino
From: James Eakins
To: Hugo Wrightson
Date: Feb 26th, 2008
Subject: Aquarium! Boss, I don't know how much you like fish, but if we don't do something about that crack in the aquarium, there's gonna be a couple of dozen all over the floor real soon.
From: Hugo Wrightson
To: Peter L. Libbman
Date: Feb 27th, 2008
Subject: RE: Light I got the memo about the busted light in the stairwell and I'll be taking care of that today. We can't have the passengers trying to take the stairs in the dark, after all, not in the condition they're usually in.
Computer 1 – Casino
Access Light Subsystem Control
Notebook 2 – Bar
From: Peter L. Libbman
To: Hugo Wrightson
Date: Feb 26th, 2008
Subject: FW: Aquarium Hey, man, you get a load of the aquarium? The thing's got a crack in it like a fat plumber's ass. I'm telling you, it gets any bigger and those fish better learn how to walk. We'd better fix it real soon.
From: Jonathan Dumaine
To: Shane Trumbull
Date: Feb 27th, 2008
Subject: Coast Guard Hey Boss – the Coast Guard guys are still down here poking around. I don't know when we'll be able to get back to work. Every time I try to do something, they tell me to sit down and shut up. So if you need me or my crew, we'll be right here, sitting down and shutting up.
Notebook 3 – Crew's Quarters – Kitchen
From: Jason Goudeau
To: Crew – All
Date: 25-Feb-08
Subject: Navigation room code The keypad code to access the navigation room from the lounge has been changed again. The new code is 2112. And if you guys want the code to stop changing every two weeks, stop giving it out to tourists! The navigation room is a secure area, and if you want to impress 19 year-old tourist girls, you better damn do it elsewhere than on the forward deck.
From: Ship Maintenance
To: Crew – All
Date: 26-Feb-08
Subject: Emergency hatch repairs Hey, guys – the good news is that we finally got the emergency hatch on the front deck repaired. We should have the safety inspection done tomorrow, to make sure we won't have any more fat tourists using it as a dive platform.
From: Theodore Higgs
To: Louis Herring
Date: 23-Feb-08
Subject: Maintenance report Captain, most of the routine maintenance is done. We're still waiting on someone to do something about that broken air vent cover in the steam room, but I'd say the chances of one of the tourists finding their way in there and falling in by accident are just about zero. We're good to go.
Notebook 4 – Crew's Quarters – Third cabin
From: Ben Keibler
To: John McLean
Date: 25-Feb-08
Subject: FW: Broken vent cover in the Hammam Just a heads-up – we've got a broken vent cover in the steam room, and with our luck, some six year old is going to climb up in there and get himself lost. Let me know who to call about getting it fixed before something happens that could get us sued.
see above Subject: Navigation room code see above
see above Subject: Emergency hatch repairs see above
Notebook 5 – Navigation Room
From: Frank Thompson
To: Frank His
Date: 27-Feb-08
Subject: RE: Fuel pumps You may want to re-check the maintenance report on the fuel pumps. I'm seeing a pretty serious leak out of one of the pumps on the foredeck, and if we don't do something about it pretty soon, it could get nasty. Or, we could ignore it and let the ship catch on fire. It's up to you.
see above Subject: Emergency hatch repairs see above
Notebook 6 – Front Deck
From: Dan Robinson
To: Stanley Weaver
Date: 24-Feb-08
Subject: RE: Diving Platform I hear that they finally got around to fixing the diving platform. Yippee. What I want to know is this – what kind of idiot gets on a boat, in the middle of the ocean, to go swimming in a pool?
Computer 2 – Front Deck
Access Lower the platform