once again we joined megan lee. this time in the european country with the highest beer consumption per capita. tents, it's not germany. this is catch you after a stroll around prague, megan attends a beer tasting at the you meant to be cool. restaurant chairs afterwards, sightseeing is all the more fun. the prague castle is the largest of its kind in the world. today it serves as the office of the president of the czech republic. for the evening, a special kind of relaxation program has planned. a beer bath. you put your own inside of the water and i'm also gonna put inside. sure you can smell it if you want to. it's a combination of hoppe, e, sugar and a little bit of hair, which is basically the same mixture that we use for brewing the b or the alcohol isn't in tom. it's in the month as usual. and 2022 checks drank about 100. $35.00 leaders of beard per capita. more than any other nation in europe. is this a castle on a mountain top or a monastery at dizzying heights? know something even more special. i take them

lee. >> well, the report is very encouraging and megan, such a detailed thing and were orried with everybody leaving you have enough staff. interested in the tenant recovery and property portfolios and suggesting there is a lot of people that want to do maritime events to the public to bring in more revenue. what was not mentioned is parking. when we did our walk-through in the wharf i see there is spaces that are fenced off or not used, and possibly the other way of jen rating income is maybe having discount parking for electric vehicles. maybe families that come from outside the city that want to come in and park their cars instead of at pier 39 they can use our empty spaces and park their ev cars and that helps the environment and brings more traffic to the wharf and the waterfront, where ever we have space. i truly believe if it sits empty, nobody is making money and cost more money to maintain a empty space so very excited helping you where i can and the real estate part to see what we can do to fill spaces. when i looking at the documents last night i'm amazed at the amount of detail t

lee. >> well, the report is very encouraging and megan, such a detailed thing and were orried with everybody leaving you have enough staff. interested in the tenant recovery and property portfolios and suggesting there is a lot of people that want to do maritime events to the public to bring in more revenue. what was not mentioned is parking. when we did our walk-through in the wharf i see there is spaces that are fenced off or not used, and possibly the other way of jen rating income is maybe having discount parking for electric vehicles. maybe families that come from outside the city that want to come in and park their cars instead of at pier 39 they can use our empty spaces and park their ev cars and that helps the environment and brings more traffic to the wharf and the waterfront, where ever we have space. i truly believe if it sits empty, nobody is making money and cost more money to maintain a empty space so very excited helping you where i can and the real estate part to see what we can do to fill spaces. when i looking at the documents last night i'm amazed at the amount of detail t