We've made it to drink a time.

Somebody out there deserves to be recognized.

And the men's room knows just who it is.

So to you, we say, bottoms up, sailor.

You're the toast of our shot of the day.

Sweet time it is, and as usual, we head Tuesday drink desk Descan, Steve and Thrill Hill to find out who are toasted.

Yes, indeed. And today we toast wildlife, specifically in the Czech Republic.

For the past seven years, the Czech government and various environmental agencies, as well as their military.

They've been struggling to get the necessary paperwork to build a series of dams to restore water to various areas.

So after seven years, they finally concluded they could actually get it done relatively cheap.

It costs up about $1.2 million.

But then to go through more paperwork, more of their bureaucracy. cheap cost of about $1.2 million.

But then to go through more paperwork, more of their bureaucracy.

And while this was going on, it turned out a family of beavers moved into the general area, and in two days, keep in mind, they've been working on this for seven years,

haven't even started construction.

This beaver family moved into that area, and in two days, they built a series of dams that

literally solved all of the problems.

Wow.

They sent their environmental task force out there going, there's no way these beavers

felled all these trees in the right places.

Power of the beaver.

But they said, they did.

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