And I quote: "they were sharing the upper and packed like what? how long was the boat? Luke knows a lot of things then tell everyone everything."
Railcars have, or had, upper berths which don't appear overly spacious except in Cary Grant movies. "Packed like sardines" does come to mind but apparently not to the mind of our intrepid author. "How long was the boat?" What boat? The one the sardines were in? And who is Luke and why is he telling everything? While the apostles had many a message to share, they certainly didn't go around telling everyone everything. Had they done so, it would have made things easier for the Romans.
This missive could be explained by attributing the "upper" to amphetamines and its effect upon thought processes OR somewhere there is a book featuring Luke, secrets, a boat and lots of people in close proximity. Personally, I'm rooting for amphetamines.
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