I was at a shared table of 6 and we had no trouble getting extra stuff. It was no more difficult than getting extras of certain items when I had tea at the Ritz in London.
Last January it was port employee 'pushers' who whisked me through HAL check-in, and then they deposited me in a holding area until the ship was cleared for boarding, at which time HAL pushers got us on board.
As I've talked about before, I also boarded in San Diego and needed wheelchair assistance and I paid no attention to my listed boarding time. For me the key was going up to the podium with the big red umbrella and telling them I needed assistance. I got pretty much whisked right through and was one of the first people on board. This was this past January.
Have a great cruise!
Took 2 seconds to find:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPuMceGWtOQ&ab_channel=ABC7NewsBayArea
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PMGJ71xiaek&ab_channel=ABC7NewsBayArea
What does that have to do with anything? I can read. I can see videos. I can see that the city itself publishes a human waste map.
I also don't need to go to Fargo ND in January to know it snows there.
You were told wrong.
https://casetext.com/rule/minnesota-court-rules/minnesota-general-rules-of-practice/title-ix-jury-management-rules/rule-806-jury-source-list