u/Complete_Issue4696

New to cruising and looking into booking my second cruise and noticed the Spacious Sunset Ocean View Balcony rooms on the Independence of the Seas is only avaliable to book for a group of 4 despite only being 200sqft. Is this normal? And can someone help me understand why a group of 2 or 3 are unable to book this cabin type.

I got my A+ back in August '25 and while I planned to jump right into the Network+ exam studying I kinda let my work and personal life balance get in the way of adding study back into it. I've bought Professor Messer's video and audio, in addition to Jason Dion's and Andrew Ramdayal's courses, and like with the A+ plan to use pocket prep. How should I proceed with balancing the 3 courses? I've considered focusing on each one or at a time watching/listening to Professor Messer then trying some practice questions and exams, then doing the same with Dion and again Ruth Ramdayal. I've also thought should I instead try to keep the 3 in sync following each as I go through the objectives doing practice questions along the way and exams after finishing all 3 courses and objectives.

My store has party city and I need some help figuring out some questions. I've tried asking my asm and gm but pretty much got met with "I don't know" from both.

Firstly, the helium fee: is it just for the multi pack latex balloons or are the multi pack foils supposed to be charged it as well? Is it charged per balloon so 15 pack of latex balloons all blown up gets 15 helium fees?

Secondly: what kind of turnaround times should we be giving so often we've been getting walk ins for balloons that then just stand on the other side of the counter and watch as we blow up all of their balloons no matter how many they're getting.

Just had an interview 12 days ago so far haven't heard anything back. Has it been too long to email the hr just to follow up and if it hasn't what should I say? Something like "Thank you for your time 2 weeks ago and just looking to follow up on the interview"?

Also they had a list of 10 questions they asked already prepared and 1-9 all made sense and were related to the job or myself but no.10 threw me off a bit can anyone help me understand the purpose of the question: "Why are manhole covers round?". Was this just a critical thinking question to test the applicant or was there some deeper meaning to it. I answered that they are round due to the shape being only able to fit into the hole in one way and cannot fall into itself.

Is anyone else being told to disregard the MPP sheet and do more than it or the planogram directs? We've been directed to alarm every toner and to box all ink despite the mpp sheet and plano saying only specific ones. I've no issue with the toner really other than we are going to need to order a lot more alarms but the ink has become a mess the plano isn't set up to have every item boxed and it's resulting in things just shoved in a best as they can lifting the camp on hangers or making product crooked as boxes get shoved against one another fighting for the same space, and worst of all it's resulting in more customers just throwing things on the basedeck since it's so hard to get things on and off.