Comments by "Kim Jong-un" (@SupremeLeaderKimJong-un) on "Why It Costs $1 Million Per Day To Run One Of The World’s Biggest Cruise Ships | Big Business" video.

  1. I-95 is a reference to the Interstate stretching from the Canadian border at Maine to Miami, FL. An important link across the Eastern Seaboard, like how this is an important link to keep the ship going. So it's fitting that this cruise begins in Miami which is the southern end of I-95. When it comes to cruise ships, we have the 만경봉 (Mangyeongbong) 92. Built in 1992 (hence 92) using funds from the Chongryon (Koreans affiliated with the DPRK in Japan), it was once used to transport cargo as well as the Chongryon themselves between Japan and the DPRK. But after it was banned from Japanese waters in 2006, it became a cruise ship for Chinese tourists from Rason to Mount Kumgang. It was last used in 2018 to carry a 140-person strong orchestra to Mukho in the south for the 2018 Winter Olympics
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