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Lots of legal possibilities here:  Since we do not know the legal arrangement between RCCL & Jamie's.  1. If the employees in the restaurant, on the ship, are employees of Jamie's, then they will not get paid and if RCCL does not offer them employment, they will most likely leave the ship when it hits home port.  If Jamie's is leasing/renting space on the ships, then RCCL can terminate the agreement for lack of payment.   2. If it is a licensing agreement with RCCL employees running the restaurant, then RCCL will have to continue running the Restaurants in accordance with the contract and there will be little to no impact on customers.     Lots of possibilities and options.  Can get a little complicated because of international agreements. 

We were in the process of docking in Bermuda, everyone is standing at the rails looking out and talking when one passenger asks another "Why are we docking here way out of the way at the end of the island, doesn't go all the way around the island" ?    The other passenger couldn't help themselves, and said no the water is just on this side of the island !