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While waiting for departure, several rally teams Rolex Datejusts replica watches sat at a cafe and sipped beer while describing all the horror stories of bribery and extortion theyd heard about the ferry. They slowly worked themselves into a frenzy of tense suspicion verging on paranoia, which quickly became tiresome. “I heard one team said that their fuel line was cut by the crew and then they charged him to tow the car off and for cleanup. We should leave someone down with the cars” “One team said that the boat stopped out in the middle of the harbour and demanded more money.” “I heard the tickets should cost $50 but they try to charge you $100. We should all band together if no one pays more than $50 then they cant charge us more!”

(This one in particular became an agonizing argument with the ticket Rolex Sports Models replica watches sellers that lasted about 5 hours before everyone eventually paid $100) This all ended up setting a very bad mood for the ferry crossing. With all the rally teams on the defensive (perhaps more accurately, on the attack) against the crew, it was easy to interpret every interaction as malicious. Suddenly every offer was a scam and every request a ripoff. As we were nearly the entire passenger population of the ship, there was nobody external to temper the mood. At 1 AM we finally boarded the ship, an old Soviet relic whose sweltering, cramped living quarters smelled strongly of diesel.

Below decks, our car shared the massive hold with the other rally cars on the ferry and a freight train. Our room featured three beds upholstered in scratchy replica A Lange & Sohne watch fabric; a cold, trickling shower; and a porthole that allowed a very gentle breeze. We spent the night pouring sweat and awoke out at Sea with no land in sight. The weather remained extremely hot and we spent most of the day exploring the ship, reading, and playing cards. It was playing cards in particular that attracted various admirers throughout the day.