It's funny how things change through the years. I use to live on 137th street and what was 577 from 1956 to 1965, now a vacant lot. Even back in the day, that area was pretty crazy. My family then moved to Tinton Avenue by Gompers HS. None the less, I now live in San Antonio that's predominantly Mexican with a growing Puerto Rican population. In this case, the Mexicans are bringing their culture to an area that for many years was populated by Puerto Ricans, along with the Irish, Italians and Jewish population, until the "White Flight." After it's all said and done, for as often as things change, they still remain the same. By the way, the Jalisco style of cooking is really good. They have Mexican restaurants all over in "Es Say." See you at the Fiesta De San Antonio, El Dia De Los Muertos, Luminaria, the River Walk and everything in between. By the way, for "gee whiz" info, the only businesses that are still there operating pretty much as they were in the early 60's on this street is the barber shop, the grocery store to the right of Jalisco, and the drug store on the corner. Ol' skool... ;-) Cojelo con take it easy...