I NEED TO ADDRESS THIS.. | BEING DENIED BOARDING & CANCELING TWO CRUISES 

DJ I'm on the Bahamas Paradise Cruise Line do you have someone asking you have to be relaxing I made your bed

Exactly people need to sthu.

Totally agree it's a damn shame he has to explain his self like this. Jay is one of the most down to earth men on RU-vid

Exactly! People are just envious of the lifestyle that he has rightfully EARNED.

He did nothing wrong but let’s say he did it’s his business

If you was able to use it to get passport it should of been fine. My kids are adults and I have a copy of a raised stamp of their birth certificate in my file cabinet. My kids turned out to be responsible adults but I got a extra copy just in case they ever need it.

Transparency is always the key 🔑

Wow.. This is my new favorite comment. Being anyone other than yourself will only get you so far in life. Thank you for this🙏🏾

100% Agree so those that naturally understand this can benefit greatly. Hopefully we can meet. I’m always down for lunch or dinner as long as I’m in town.

Transparency is key🔑 Thanks for watching!

OMG, I did a similar thing. Our first cruise I did all the planning for the family. When we were driving to Miami, I suddenly realized that I had forgotten to pack my birth certificate! In those years, a passport was not required. Luckily, I called my brother, he gained access to our home (has a key) and faxed a copy to the hotel. Carnival accepted the copy! I learned a very important lesson and now keep the proper documents in my side travel bag at all times so I know right where they are located!

Me and my husband recently renewed our passports (March of 22) I can't say exactly but I think passports came in 5 week and 2 and 3 weeks after that the supporting documents and old passports arrived. Mine first then my husband's. Sorry I wish I could be more exact but I'm recovering from back surgery (had it 6 days ago) and can't get up and look at the exact dates.

Thank you so much for watching! I’m just trying to be real and transparent that’s all.

Most people don't carry that one! Most people just have a photocopy.

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Your old one expires so of course it would be invalid.

His old one was not expired. He had 6 months left on it.

@@katjar4881 yes but unfortunately you are required to have at least six months left on your passport, so he definitely needed to renew for cruise travel!

@@garywrege4326 yes, correct. My comment was in response to someone who has since erased their comment. 😊

Thank you for all of your support! I really appreciate you

I am physically disabled also. My disability needs were ignored on Princess cruises out of San Francisco, but it wasn't my cabin, which was an accessible cabin. On April 11th-April 16th, I was on the Ruby Princess out of San Francisco down to San Diego/Ensenada and back. It is the ship that made the news that it had 75 cases of Covid coming back to San Fran about 3 weeks ago from the Panama Canal cruise. After the Panama Canal trip, it continued on to Hawaii for two weeks. That Hawaii cruise is making the news today as it had 143 cases of Covid. I wasn't on the Hawaii cruise, but on the one going out later in the afternoon. . All of the passengers on my cruise had to wait outside in a windstorm --up to 30 mph winds...for 3 hours. The line stretched back about 3/4 mile from the ship just to get in the building. There were elderly and disabled people standing in line for those 3 hours outside the building. Once at the check-in building, a few of us physically disabled passengers were taken out of the line, or it would have been 45 more minutes of standing (I have a walker). We left in 2 meter seas and a windstorm a few hours later...no muster stations, etc. I had a severe reaction where my face swelled up, my eyes were swollen shut, and I broke out in a rash all over my body. They had me go through all of this waiting/being exposed to the elements knowing I (and other disabled people) had medical conditions and disabilities. The ship seemed to be short on crew, and there were hardly any activities or shows offered. The crew wore masks, but generally not the passengers on the ship, even in crowds. We were not tested for Covid before we got off on Saturday. Not one word was told to us about the Hawaii cruise outbreak, and there was no encouragement to wear masks, etc. There was no Covid testing of my 5 day cruise to my knowledge. Given my medically fragile status and lack of activities to do, I spent the cruise in my cabin ordering room service. My private charter transfer bus back to Sonoma County had 35 elderly passengers, and not one of them will ever go on a Princess cruise again after this experience. I can understand one covid outbreak, but not two outbreaks on the ship, and then to put at least 2300 more passengers at risk on my cruise is inexcusable.

Thank you for watching and continuing to support.

Thank you! I appreciate you!

We all are! Thank you so much🙏🏾