To: Orbital Spa and Cruise

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[font=Agency FB]Greetings Mr. Smith, I am Ernst Geisshardt, current CEO of the Bretonian branch of Orbital Spa & Cruise, Greyhound Passenger Transportation.

I understand the idea that piracy is a rising problem, especially today. Yes, I've gotten word that the infamous pirate "The Joker" is back as well. I know, our Liners are made with the protection of our clients in mind and thus have heavy defensive capabilities to fend off potential pirates.

However, I must remind you these ships are meant for transportation of passengers and are "Luxury" liners. They aren't meant for hauling large amounts of cargo. The cargo holds of Liners are comparatively small to ships of similar size as most of the space is used to accommodate passengers and other luxury amenities. Even if you strip a liner of it's passenger facilities to make way for cargo hold, I can guarantee you it would be an expensive venture.

My suggestion is to purchase decommissioned Luxury Liners. These liners are often used by the police and military as Prison stations but can easily be converted to house cargo. Not only will this be a cheaper alternative due to the fact the Liner would be second hand. It would also provide similar defensive capabilities to the current liners. Additionally, it would look less flashy and thus attract less attention from pirates. Afterall, a Luxury Liner tends to have "I'm rich! Pirate me!" painted in bold on it's sides.

I must remind you that I am not in charge of the production of Luxury Liners. All I am doing is providing suggestions for your venture. For the purchase of Luxury Liners, I have to refer you to the main branch of Orbital Spa & Cruise. I have alerted the main branch, you should soon have a reply.

Ernst Geisshardt
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