Give me chocolate and no one gets hurt.
There need nobody get hurt here.
We are at Fisherman's Wharf right now.
It's very close to Pier 39.
It's a street with a lot of small shops and stuff.
So we're just going to explore the area and see what we
find.
Do you like it?
I like it.
It's like it belongs in San Francisco.
It really is Fisherman's Wharf.
It even smells like fish down here.
I guess this place sells really good fish because there's
a long line.
When you're buying street food, always go for where the long line is because
then they have a fast turnover and then their fish is going to be fresh.
This is clam chowder.
Back in the day, Catholics couldn't eat meat on Fridays.
So restaurants started serving this fish-based soup to their
Catholic customers.
And apparently, it was a big hit.
So let's try it.
Oh, that is really good.
Mmm, nice.
We just found out down here by the end of the street that there's a
Mechanical Museum.
With free entrance.
Free of charge, maybe.
And antique-operated arcade games.
Yeah.
Here we go.
This is a steam bike from 1912.
Says it's 100 percent functional.
It actually works.
Let's see these guys dance.
I don't know about you guys, but I think that looks a little not PG-13.
I'm a king of Pac-Man.
Is that Level 3?
The Level 4.
No.
This one can tell how I am in my love life.
I'm shy [laughs].
I'm a great lover and shy.
I wouldn't say that you're shy.
No [laughs].
Okay, these guys are going to sample some chili sauce, and it's going to be hot.
That's the Coit Tower up there.
We are in Little Italy and finishing off a great day with a cocktail.
So cheers and see you next time.