he called it the nautilus.was a realtor who used a car as a real estate office. we'll talk more about him in a second. charles stall took three and put them in the sun dunes of the -- the sandunes of the sunset district, created a little ouse -- house out there. and this guy on the bottom left, charles daley opened a place called the annex. he really called it a coffee saloon. you might call it a cafe of its time. does anybody here know where the sunset district is? a couple of people. good. over there. well, on the map you can see the sunset district is this big block south of golden gate park. this big grid pattern. it's very large. it's one of the largest districts in san francisco. this map, this grid pattern was actually created way back in the 1860's with the streets going -- crossing each other at right angles. we have numbered streets and lettered streets. but, even though this map was created in the 1860's, if you went out to the sunset district as late as the 1890's, you wouldn't see these nice grid s

we've like, taken a bunch of different stories, like, we have the nautilus, we have atlantis, we have amazing sets. and it's like our take on this new adventure. it's super fun. >> jimmy: did you have adventure movies growing up? >> yeah, totally. >> jimmy: what were they? 'cause i was, like, in college when you were growing up. >> well, i saw that you like "the goonies," which i love as well. >> jimmy: i love "the goonies." >> and like, this movie's kind of an ode to "the goonies." >> jimmy: it is, right? it's like -- >> yeah, it totally is. >> jimmy: like, kids being able to, like, find this giant, hidden place. this world, and like, conquering -- and it's just pretty magical and cool. >> yeah, it's fun. but like, "neverending story" was one of my favorites. >> jimmy: aw, that's a great one. >> "the labyrinth." david bowie. >> jimmy: david bowie! oh, my god, "labyrinth?" >> ♪ there's magic stems magic it's so good. >> jimmy: i haven't heard that in so long. and he had that weird crystal ball he's like flipping around. >> yeah. and then those creepy little puppets. they were like --

he called it the nautilus. he rent it out to people, tricked it all up in the inside for rich people to come have a little summer vacation in