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Hmm, judging by the playful phrasing ("hilarious informative"), they probably want absurdist comedy mixed with dry delivery. Maybe they've heard about cruise ship outbreaks in the news and find them inherently funny? Or perhaps they're just testing my ability to blend wit with info. First part should be like a TV host breaking down the concept – exaggerated, slightly dramatic, but packed with relatable punchlines. I'll compare it to boarding a time machine because that's the perfect metaphor for how cruise ships warp normalcy: people from all walks of life suddenly cooped up, forced fun, etc. For the example sentence... needs to be edgy like a thriller but still ridiculous. Picture this: someone on their last vacation getting sick with COVID just as they're about to wear a crown and get knighted by drunk cruise staff? That's peak absurdity right there. I'll structure it like an infomercial gone wrong – over-the-top delivery paired with silly-but-true details. The example should feel like the punchline to a joke that starts building suspense before diving into cringe humor. Alright, settle down, grab your Dramamine (or whatever seasick cure you're rocking), and let
