Josh Clark

The bartender was, I can't remember the guy's name, but they talked about him in the YouTube video, and he seemed to be a pretty popular guy.

And there's one story of a famous passenger who created...

A drink, or I guess rather his wife did, British author Leslie Charteris, who created the Saint.

Yeah.

Franchise.

His wife, Pauline, was aboard, and apparently they ran out of gin, like probably pretty fast.

A lot of gin-based drinks back then.

Sure.

So she created a martini made from kishfosser, which I looked up, which is like some sort of a cherry thing.

Oh, you've had it.

Yeah.

I mean, I've used like the cherry, like the Luxardo liqueur and stuff.

Is it sort of like that?

Yeah.

Well, because the Luxardo is a liqueur, but the other one is like a legit 90 proof, you know, kind of thing.

I mean, I guess Pauline must have died or else she could have just probably told everybody, by the way, like after this tragedy settles, I created a whiz bang of a drink up there.

Yeah, that sounds nice.

So what else?

They had that piano.

Oh, the cabins had running hot and cold water.