One of my favorite cruise port stops is Curacao located just 37 miles north of Venezuela, South America. Note how all of their buildings are painted very colorfully. One explanation had it that a Governor of the island mandated that all the buildings be painted a color because their original white reflected the sun too much and gave him migraines. (However, a tour guide also told us that this individual owned stock in a paint store there so he may have had a Trumpian self-interest motive too.)
It is no coincidence that the liqueur Curacao is made here. We toured their distillery and got to sample some of their products which have a fairy strong alcohol content. Leads me to think that maybe that Governor was throwing ’em down too much when he was getting all those migraines.