I like to learn about history, but i think a single of the reasons why I became an architect is so I could preserve some of the buildings that meant a lot to me when I was a kid, but there is a single entirely neat place in Beverly Hills that I helped restore a couple of months ago. The bar and restaurant was around during the prohibition error, however people were selling marijuana from The Beverly Hills bar and restaurant. There were pictures inside of the place from the prohibition error. There were pictures of the wall of the bootleggers. They were selling moonshine, cigarettes, marijuana, and any other illegal substance that they could get their hands on. I thought it was important to the history of Beverly Hills to keep this building standing, when the project came up for review, I told the city commissioners what I thought both of us should do to restore the bar and restaurant. The Beverly Hills City Commissioner loved all of our ideas. I found a corporation that was willing to commit to moving into the space. The marijuana dispensary was the perfect Beverly Hills corporation to put in the prohibition era bar and restaurant. The marijuana dispensary is only open during the afternoon when tourists will be walking up and down the street. The shop only sells a couple of different marijuana products and serves more as a kitschy tourist destination than a marijuana dispensary. We have minimal sales, and most of the relocale from the marijuana dispensary really comes from other Beverly Hills souvenirs like hats, buttons and pins.