Have we made it to drinking 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.

To see how it is, and as usual, we head to Zissu Drink, Task, and Steve a Thrill Hill to find out who we're toasted.

Yes, indeed, and today we toast the Johnstown Flood Museum in downtown Johnstown, Pennsylvania.

If you don't know, the Johnstown Flood Museum, it's an exhibition dedicated to preserving the memory of the Johnstown Flood Museum. It's an exasbition dedicated to preserving the memory of the Johnstown Flood of July

1977.

That's when the flood struck 136 communities.

In eight different counties, it killed 76 people, injured another 2,700.

The museum, it has now been closed indefinitely because of flooding.

Apparently, a valve failed on the third floor, gravity being what it is.

All the water dropped down and that drywall needs to be replaced.

The ceiling needs to be replaced. The carpeting needs to be replaced, the ceiling needs to be replaced,

carpeting needs to be replaced, the floor needs to be replaced, believe it or not, the artifacts

themselves actually survived probably because they've been there done that.

That was the first tragedy that I remember my lifetime.

Right.

And you were what?

I was seven years old.

And that was because of proximity to West Virginia and the flooding in West Virginia.

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