Even though the reason for their battle is out of the range of topics we usually cover, we did find an amazing calling that needs to be shared with our community. 

A few moments ago, Residente — René Perez Joglar — issued a calling on both his personal and Cerveza Residente’s Instagram accounts announcing that with the purchase of a hot dog from La Draga — a small hot dog stand located right in front of Marshalls in Ponce de Leon Avenue stop 16 — customers will get a free Cerveza Residente. 

This will only be available tomorrow, Friday, October 1st from 9 am to 5 pm. 

So if you’re in the Santurce area tomorrow, be sure to pass by La Draga and support a local small business. Remember to wear your mask and keep your social distance.

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KOALA did some heavy leg-work and analyzed search data from Google to find out the top destinations Americans have searched for over the past six months.

Puerto Rico came up as the top destination searched for by Americans with a total of 580,100 searches. 

Mexico came in second place with 476,690 total searches; the Maldives came third with 312,200 total searches.

With Puerto Rico being just about four hours from cities such as New York, Dallas, and Philadelphia, it’s no wonder it makes for an attractive destination. When broken down state by state, KOALA found Puerto Rico to be trending with states on the East Coast.  

Additionally, Puerto Rico is a U.S. territory and thus Americans don’t need a passport to travel here. 

However, according to the New York Times’ Puerto Rico Coronavirus Map and Case Count, there were 6 new coronavirus deaths and 218 new cases reported on January 31 with an average of 371 cases per day. 

This puts Puerto Rico’s total cases at 127,239 and deaths at 1,829. 

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