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There is 100% chance of Tequila rain, thanks to Mexico

Mexico is stepping up their game to guarantee if a border wall is ever built, there is only one side you will want to be on, the side where it rains tequila!

The Mexico Tourism Board rolled out a new machine that creates tasty tequila rain, one rainy season we can all get behind.

The creation was invented by the tourism board along with LAPIZ creative agency to try to appeal to German tourists and convince them to vacation in Mexico. The creation was rolled out and rained down tequila at a gallery in Berlin.

Probably people all over the world wouldn’t mind Mexico reaching out to them with a tequila raining machine either.

The tequila mist is created using ultrasonic humidifiers and contained in a plastic capsule, so that it keeps its shape.

When the vapor condenses, it then forms into little droplets of tequila heaven.

Anyone who is ready for a shot can hold their glass underneath and collect some of Mexico’s most famous drink.

Cheers to rainy days in Mexico!

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