Caribe Hilton Hotel

It's similar to the modern day daiquiri and pina colada where it's like a blended drink with pineapple and coconut.

In the 1950s, a bartender named Ramon Monchito Morero spent three months at the Caribe Hilton Hotel in San Juan crafting the first official pina colada, though there are other claims to be the first like official pina colada.

But that was like the top one.

And then in 1978, Puerto Rico officially named the pina colada its national drink.

And especially I appreciate the fact that you mentioned that the foundation is focused on preservation of history and culture because that's what we've been trying to get done around here before we turn into Alaska and Hawaii.

You see in Puerto Rico, you go to Puerto Rico and you walk down San Juan and You know, like, for instance, the bridge that goes from the Condado over to, I think it's called the Tierra area, where the Caribbean Hilton, the Fago de Chao or something is over there.

But that bridge, if you walk across it, they have flags or banners the same way how...

Jeremiah Jones puts up the Christmas banners on St. Croix.