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Day 4 found us at the local Los Cabos glass factory followed by a set of Bulldoggin' at The Shrimp House. Business was actually conducted at our first House Corporation meeting that afternoon. The evening found us initiating pledge Davis, accomplishing several "firsts" in the process. 

*first initiation ceremony held at Jerry's home in Cabo
*first fraternity initiation outside the continental U.S.
*initiation after the  longest pledgeship (Matt pledged in Spring 1980 and was voted for membership but was not initiated. The Executive Council of the Fraternity was petitioned and granted our request that he be initiated 21 years after first pledging. He is badge number 852).

The glass factory is the only local manufacturing facility. 

Beautiful windows graced the courtyard.

The entrance is composed of stained glass artwork.
 

We got shrimp, baked shrimp, fried shrimp, boiled shrimp, whatever you want as long as it is shrimp.

Miguel shows a smile as the bulldogs kick in.

The "Bulldog", a concoction of unknown compounds with a distinct chemical effect on the central nervous system.

Val and Teresa share secrets and stock tips for Viagra.

After several bulldogs Miguel begins to experiment with absorption through various body orifices.

Co-chair for the 100 Brothers/100 Bricks campaign with Danny Ruff, Cliff Watt cheers the group on in our House Corp meeting.

Jerry Nelson gives us a board mission and challenge to return our chapter to greatness.

The brothers gather for a photo-op after the initiation of Brother Davis.

David Lanham crosses cultural lines and finds his Mexican heritage.

Later reported missing the vehicle was last seen been driven crazily by Ryan Machhi and Adam Meyers

.The Gigglin' Marlin was another draw for our members, particular as it was determined that the bar would hang you upside down like a fish and feed you drinks.