An older male, aged around 70 and a native resident of St. Martin, talks about his family and living on the island.  He is one of 2 residents to win a lifetime grammy reward from St. Martin for tourisim.  He also recieved a gold metal for 50 years of tourism for St. Martin.  He has traveled all over the world promoting the island to attract tourists.

 

Janice is a native of St. Martin in the Caribbean and she is in her 40's.  She talks about the island and how you can't get lost because it is so small and there's only one road that goes around it.  She also recommends visiting a mixologist on the island named Baker who makes all kinds of liquors.  She has a deeper, more gravelly type voice.

 

A jovial and welcoming character, she talks about the island of St. Martin and the famous local drink stand owner "Baker."

Transcription by Associate Editor Kory Trombley:
Okay. Alright okay alright my name is um Janice Flanders. I'm from St. Martin I live here all my life and I live in Fort Pagetin. And right now we’s on the AC Water Pier. There where all the cruise ship come in. It’s a new pier they just built and St. Martin's only 36 square miles. It's 21 for the Dutch- for the French and 16 for the Dutch. There's only one road that goes around the whole entire Island, so you never can get lost. Baker is a guy he makes all kind of liquors. Yeah, he do it heself. So any kind of liquors you want he can do it he's the best, he's the best on the island. He is the best.