Uggg
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Aboard the MS Star Alignment. By Showdolly1 and Uggg.
M.S. Star Alignment, or The Alignment as her crew affectionately called her, was still a Queen of the Pacific. In service now for 10 years she was no longer the largest or the most advanced cruise liner on the big blue, though she once had been, but despite her weight in years she was still one of the most luxurious.
A cruise on The Alignment was no seven day budget package deal; No, most trips were 25 days at the least and Island ‘stop overs’ were up to a week in each location depending on local facilities and entertainments. The ship itself was richly appointed attracting a wealthier clientele and priced to match. Decks one, two and three were for the crème de la crème of customers, the VIPS, those that got a meet and greet with the Captain himself when they arrived.
These top deck customers had privileges and the top three decks had crew specially trained to meet the needs of the wealthy and spoiled. Jason was one such crew member. Most nights you’d find Jason working the bar in the small casino / private show lounge on deck two. Customer’s would come and go ordering their drinks, some would stay and chat, and some would flirt a little. Jason was undeniably a handsome devil, well built with short blond hair and smile lines around his eyes.
He was thirty eight years old but ageing well and it was not uncommon for the female customers to admire him, a fact that he was not above taking advantage of for a little off the clock fun every once in a while.
He knew the effect he had on women and even though every now and then, if they were attractive, he might indulge their fancies the truth was that it had always been so easy for him that he was becoming a little jaded. This never affected the quality of his work of course; he’d play his role, chatting and flirting and pouring drinks. The drinks ranged from simple beers and spirits through to much more complex mixes, cocktails for the wicked, rich vice. Jason was a more than competent bar tender and yet what those many customers that passed through never knew was that Jason was not in fact employed as a bar tender.
Jason was the food and beverage manager for all three top decks, he managed all the bars and restaurants and their staff for the VIP decks.
The bar work was simply his hobby, his way of passing time pleasantly in interesting company during his off duty hours. It also gave him a chance to talk anonymously with the clientele, hear their little gripes, their praises and their criticisms. It was a way for him to gather candid feedback about the service his staff was providing.
It was amazingly effective. An unhappy customer may be too polite to complain of over cooked potatoes to their waitress in the ‘Star Cafe’ on deck one but there is nothing they won’t tell the bar man with a pleasant smile and bright blue eyes as he’s serving them bloody marry number seven, late on a Tuesday night, as outside the big glass window behind the bar the black silent sea slips away into yesterday and the Star Alignment powers majestically onward- toward some tropical paradise.
It was in fact a Tuesday night near the start of a 34 day, three island, expedition and nearing the end of Jason’s self appointed ‘shift’ when he looked up just in time to see her as she strolled in.
Oh my!

M.S. Star Alignment, or The Alignment as her crew affectionately called her, was still a Queen of the Pacific. In service now for 10 years she was no longer the largest or the most advanced cruise liner on the big blue, though she once had been, but despite her weight in years she was still one of the most luxurious.
A cruise on The Alignment was no seven day budget package deal; No, most trips were 25 days at the least and Island ‘stop overs’ were up to a week in each location depending on local facilities and entertainments. The ship itself was richly appointed attracting a wealthier clientele and priced to match. Decks one, two and three were for the crème de la crème of customers, the VIPS, those that got a meet and greet with the Captain himself when they arrived.
These top deck customers had privileges and the top three decks had crew specially trained to meet the needs of the wealthy and spoiled. Jason was one such crew member. Most nights you’d find Jason working the bar in the small casino / private show lounge on deck two. Customer’s would come and go ordering their drinks, some would stay and chat, and some would flirt a little. Jason was undeniably a handsome devil, well built with short blond hair and smile lines around his eyes.
He was thirty eight years old but ageing well and it was not uncommon for the female customers to admire him, a fact that he was not above taking advantage of for a little off the clock fun every once in a while.
He knew the effect he had on women and even though every now and then, if they were attractive, he might indulge their fancies the truth was that it had always been so easy for him that he was becoming a little jaded. This never affected the quality of his work of course; he’d play his role, chatting and flirting and pouring drinks. The drinks ranged from simple beers and spirits through to much more complex mixes, cocktails for the wicked, rich vice. Jason was a more than competent bar tender and yet what those many customers that passed through never knew was that Jason was not in fact employed as a bar tender.
Jason was the food and beverage manager for all three top decks, he managed all the bars and restaurants and their staff for the VIP decks.
The bar work was simply his hobby, his way of passing time pleasantly in interesting company during his off duty hours. It also gave him a chance to talk anonymously with the clientele, hear their little gripes, their praises and their criticisms. It was a way for him to gather candid feedback about the service his staff was providing.
It was amazingly effective. An unhappy customer may be too polite to complain of over cooked potatoes to their waitress in the ‘Star Cafe’ on deck one but there is nothing they won’t tell the bar man with a pleasant smile and bright blue eyes as he’s serving them bloody marry number seven, late on a Tuesday night, as outside the big glass window behind the bar the black silent sea slips away into yesterday and the Star Alignment powers majestically onward- toward some tropical paradise.
It was in fact a Tuesday night near the start of a 34 day, three island, expedition and nearing the end of Jason’s self appointed ‘shift’ when he looked up just in time to see her as she strolled in.
Oh my!

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