the special election isn't until december 9th, and i think that's when things will kind of get a little rough again, you know. >> yeah. like some people glance at you in a little bit of a mean way. >> mm-hmm. i do think we'll look back on this one day and laugh about it and think it's not a big deal, and i'm sorry it's been hard on you. >> that's okay. >> and i think you know that i would never do anything to put you like in danger or make a bad

decision, right? >> yes. >> you know, i still really feel like all along this was the right thing. ♪ >> marijuana, pot, grass, whatever you want to call it, is probably the most dangerous drug in the united states. >> i shall continue to oppose efforts to legalize marijuana. >> i inhaled, frequently. that was the point. ♪ you can feel her madness ♪ she will call you out >> what we're doing now is creating the next big tobacco of our time. >> this is a highly regulated business. >> we're talking about daylighting a black market activity. >> we are on the cutting edge of a brand-new industry. ♪ and she's got you, doesn't she ♪ >> this is absolutely the next gold rush. this is the green rush. >> the dominoes are falling, especially when they see the economic revenue.

>> there's $2 billion to be had next year. i plan to take more than my fair share. >> it's our hopefully final inspection for approval to be able to move all the plants that we need to upstairs. brian doesn't want the cameras up there right now. we're just trying to make sure this goes as smoothly as possible. seems like every time we don't pass inspection it's because we have to buy hundreds or thousands of dollars' worth of more equipment or whatever it is. we don't have any more money so i hope that this is the final inspection. >> all right. dude. we'll see you soon. >> do i want to know what happened? fingers crossed. >> we passed. yay, time to put plants upstairs. it's all working out.

>> i think they are bringing up 250 or some odd plants. in three weeks we will begin adding 54 plants a week. >> to be able to finally be able to grow in the biggest area that we'll have licensed, this is huge. this will be a big day for the company. >> check out, katherine calling right now. hey, katherine. >> hey, brian, how are you? >> good. >> where do you stand on this main street stuff right now? >> we do not intend to spend a lot of money. we do not raising money like the opposition is. we're simply asking our customers who are locals that can register to vote and hopefully do to vote in our favor, but we won't be actively engaging in a strong offensive. >> you need to incite passion and you're not going to do that by sitting back. >> what's your skin in this game? i feel like you've put a ton of thought into it. >> i have put a ton of thought into it. here's the cards on the table. i'm interested in getting

further entrenched into this industry. that's why i'm so passionate about it. i do have an interest in a brokerage facility in breckenridge. i'm really vocal about how this will impact the industry. >> if we lose, you mean. >> i feel you, it's a valid concern. >> fyi, that's why i've personally got involved in it. >> good to hear where your motivations came from. >> sure. >> i'm open to the idea of teaming up with katherine on this campaign for sure. that last phone call was probably her best showing to me yet. right now there's two options. win the election, stay on main street, and then the other option is sit in the same parking lot as everyone else which is just in no one's best interest. >> there's 800,000 residents in amsterdam and 200 coffee shops. they got one pot shop every 4,000 residents there. in breckenridge what we're talking about is five shops and 5,000 residents so we're four

times as dense as what amsterdam is. what i want is not to have shops on main street. the clearest pathway i see to do that is to have a vote of the people where they speak and say no. i started a political action committee breck for thoughtful marijuana. we have a plan that's going to start with a phone survey and then there will be some direct mail, op-eds, window signs for the shops. the contribution were over $15,000 at this point heading to 25. we want to make sure that the registered voters understand we don't want retail marijuana stores on main street, yet. >> so brian is looking to lose about $600,000 a month if he has to compete with everybody else. if i were looking to lose $600,000 a month, i would be putting $500,000 into the vote. >> i can't think of an example

where a compliant, legally operating, friendly community-centered business was simply asked to stop operating. there's a chance we could lose, but i do believe that the electorate has spoken, at least three times on this topic, and every time it's been a resounding two-thirds plus yes vote on marijuana, and now we still have to defend ourselves at a special election. four weeks today, it is go time. >> we are really behind on this. whether or not the opposition waited until last friday to officially kick this off, they have been campaigning at cocktail parties for two months. >> mm-hmm. >> they have been out ahead of this, and we're really behind and we're now in an uphill battle that we need to jump ahead of before people start sending in their ballots. >> most people seem to agree our major concern is turnout. if everyone votes we'll probably be just fine. >> agreed. >> we're just trying to get everyone to vote and to not lose any of our yes votes to misinformation. >> correct. >> we're going to do a q and a

session. the ad just simply says please join the staff of breckenridge cannabis club for q and a. >> why is it staff of breckenridge cannabis club? >> it didn't say reasons for us to stay downtown. it said join us for question and answer. >> you're going to lose this, brian. you're going to lose this campaign. you're going to lose it. >> i disagree. >> you are a dumb ass sometimes. that is so short-sighted. >> i still disagree. >> you're very shortsighted. you're in this situation because you work independently. you need to broaden your focus. you need to understand -- >> that the other guys don't want to play ball. i welcome, i do, the rest of the industry to show up. two of the three guys from airport road are not showing up even though they were invite even though i've asked them to. i'm not bringing soul shine into this, they don't like to play

games. you probably didn't know. didn't join the coalition before. did not join the airport road coalition. we've been sitting with the mayor and council. >> and how did that work for you, brian? >> we're still downtown and no one else is. >> how did that work for you? you're now here and in this campaign. you would have passed this initiative in july. >> and i'd have competition this winter and now i won't. >> you are -- ♪virgin islands nice

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you want it to match that thing on the wall it is. >> yeah, mm-hmm. so maybe something like this. would that look weird on the table? you can be honest. >> maybe. >> i just need to logon to my bank account real quick before i embarrass myself at the counter because i don't have another card to put this on if my personal one doesn't work. >> so how is it that you have no money? >> it is a really, really, really slow time right now. we've got like 30 employees, half of which are on salary. >> right. >> rent that's easily double what we had last year. >> but at what point is this going to start equalizing out, you know? >> we dump all the money back into the company. >> right. >> so if we didn't spend like a quarter of a million dollars on -- >> on your buildout. >> building it out, buying a building. i mean, we spent $300,000 on just product in the first couple of months. and now i don't even have enough

money to fill like both of our paychecks. >> i can put it on mine. >> cool. the company owes us a paycheck right now, so if you do have to -- >> still beginning of the month, i'm good. >> if you have to buy it i'm pretty sure we can get cash for you at the garden, pretty sure. >> that's cool. >> i have no money. >> i know. >> we have a unique opportunity right now, and this window is small and getting smaller. >> yeah. >> talk to me about licensing in general. >> you know, we're attempting to get our -- our retail license right now, and so, you know. >> soul shine is attempting to get the retail license. >> mm-hmm. and then if we're able to do that, then we'll apply for a medical opc and convert when the shop converts to retail. >> which if we had asked the question sooner we may have been able to have done a month ago? >> yeah, probably. >> men and women don't think alike. >> right, right. >> there was also -- >> somebody give me more of this. do these things work again?

>> we all know it's a marathon, not a sprint. >> can we talk about location, about our location? >> okay. so best case scenario, yeah, we have a shop on main street. everybody has a shop on main street. i've heard that, you know, people are definitely not -- not stoked with the way that things are going with brian. >> i'm struggling. i'm frustrated. no matter what, he's not interested in working cooperatively with anyone. so much of me wants to say good riddance, go figure it out. i don't really give a [ bleep ]. i hope that you fail sometimes but we can't. he shows me the sign that he already had printed. you can't even read the [ bleep ] thing. like have you ever printed a sign ever in your entire life, and that answer is no? like, did you talk to anyone that had any sort of sense? >> sign about what? >> yes kind thing. i couldn't even read it. he's got blinders on. he isn't seeing the biggest picture. >> he thinks he is the biggest picture.

>> he thinks he can go out there and win this on his own. >> we'll see. >> former breckenridge mayors against retail marijuana on main street. it's tuesday on main street and downtown district marijuana shops. breckenridge has characteristic charm with a peaceful atmosphere where individuals can play, work and raise a family. i feel like none of what we do contradicts with any of this. >> i got an e-mail sunday morning mommies against marijuana. the presence of multiple retail marijuana shops will discourage visitation from the family market. it will put the town's visitor economy at risk. i should say it might or it could but not it will. >> you know, i just hope that the accurate information gets out. in fact, i think some of the information is saying, you know, we're not ready for it on main street. well, we've had it on main street for five years. i think the big misconception is that it's something new that we want to add to main street and we don't.

>> it says according to the ballot question we would have to allow up to five retail marijuana shops on main street. >> yes. >> that's not true. why do they print in black and white and have been sending out to people we would have to. that's not the case at all. the ballot says otherwise, such as no more than, and i feel that people are being misled. i feel like the opposition has been based upon lies. >> i wrote every tort. too soon, some say, but marijuana stores have existed on breckenridge's main street since 2009, a fact that seems lost when hearing a discussion about how marijuana stores will, if at all, affect main street. the breckenridge has been operating in its second-story unit in a cute yellow building on breckenridge's main street since 2010. we ask that you vote yes on tuesday, december 10th special election. >> i think this is a big vote.

i hope a 70% no, a definite no or the city council don't have room to budge with it. i mean, that's my hope. >> i was surprised there was a pact formed. not outside money. it's locals. i think two or three locals that have the resources to put into a campaign like this. >> it's like they are going to buy their way into this, buy their vote, which is so funny because that's what that same group accused me of. >> there's another election coming up. everyone who is registered to vote has a ballot in their mailbox. dude. >> hello, you look fabulous. like almost famous. that's what you remind me of, kate hudson. yes. >> my pitch is that basically 20 local jobs are on the line. i don't think he's interested. he kind of spurned me earlier,

so i'll let him do his little thing. >> the truth, are you interested? profile, please. >> to me it isn't that big of a deal really. i mean, i've never seen any kind of bad behavior out front or not like we do the bars. i mean, you don't see any of that kind of crowd coming out of a pot shop. >> thanks, girl. keep it green.

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put this on our list of businesses not to shop at. >> so awkward. >> they got pot leaves on the windows in their building. i thought that's exactly what we're not trying to do. >> that's the whole argument, that we're not family friendly and they decided to plaster pot leaves all over town in everyone's face. it's not about the families, that's for sure. >> the people that voted no for pot, they are going to vote no for pot on main street. it's converting that 70% that voted yes is making sure they understand that the message is, okay, yes to pot but not on main street and here are some reasons why. >> i think there's also a whole host of issues that haven't really been discussed. >> what do you think happens if people vote yes for pot on main street. >> it might create more parking issues for the community. >> to me it would raise the rents of downtown as well. >> why would we want to be the experiment?

>> we prefer not to have it here on main street. it should be somewhere else. >> things are good here. we just came out of a bad recession. the last thing i want to do is go back there. >> there's lots of people out there that are our customers that don't agree with legalized pot. why would we choose to alienate those people by having such an in-your-face statement? i don't think that's a good thing. >> we're just making our rounds trying to gauge opinions and clear up misinformation. >> a lot of people i think are misinformed, a lot of people screaming that we're going to open up downtown to weed and there will be weed shops everywhere. >> that's my concern more than everything. >> that you'd be surrounded by weed. >> oh, my gosh. >> you vote yes, you wouldn't be able to have more than one weed store from the light right there all the way to the river walk. >> i don't ever want to squash somebody's hopes and dreams of having a business or push them out. >> just wait. there's no need to rush into this. >> how are you doing today? >> good, how are you doing? >> i did my business here for 29 years. i know you're a business guy. i'm a business guy. i'm a free market capitalist.

>> but you don't believe in the free market approach to marijuana? >> free market, that's fine, but it doesn't have to be on main street. >> which would be outside of the free market. >> it's not good for our business. it would just be better if they would move elsewhere. >> like any other business that's legal and we believe a safer choice to alcohol we would like to offer that choice downtown. are you aware that our store has been there since 2009? >> yes. >> are you also aware that the visitor numbers are just skyrocketing? >> yes. >> they come in and ask where the cannabis club is, and i tell them it's just a couple blocks away. >> do people come in here and ask you like where the weed is? >> yes. >> do they? >> but everywhere i've ever worked in breckenridge people have asked me like where weed is. before weed was legal people asked me where the weed was. >> we would just be preventing the black market. >> okay. >> and we would be preventing the youth from getting ahold of marijuana. >> there's still a black market out there. they are still going to be able to get it. i mean, it's in the middle

school. >> we card. if there are no weed stores on main street, there will be marijuana dealers. >> the irony of this whole thing is that if the opposition wins and kicks everybody off main street, they are getting exactly what they don't want. they are getting a more prolific black market. >> let's say you're a bellman at a hotel. your tourists come in and ride the shuttle up. they don't have a car here. don't you think your side business you're going to go to airport road. you're going to buy the retail you're going to buy the retail pot and you're going to resell it to your tourists. that's exactly what's going to happen. >> we still have a black market because they can still undercut the retail market. >> you can go find an eighth on the street for $30. >> there's a lot of indicators that the black market is really thriving.

we still see people on craigslist offering marijuana for sale between people with medical cards and now people who are over 21. trying to determine what's legal and what's not legal is much more complicated, much more time-consuming now than it used to be. >> this is the sour diesel from new york city. >> one of the arguments that people threw out there was, this is going to be a big gift to law enforcement. what we have found is regulating marijuana takes a lot more time and effort on part of law enforcement than banning it. >> i usually grow 30 pounds a year. i can get a medical license and grow up to 75 per person. i can have five people. >> right over here. this is an area that i actually was involved with. we took 933 plants out of the building right over here and that was part of a much larger organization where we took thousands and thousands of plants out of homes and other places all over this north part of denver. >> i would think at least 50% of dispensaries take black market marijuana.

sometimes i'll put five pounds of weed on my motorcycle and drive up to denver and put on my suit and tie and sell weed. >> when they were arguing or debating the legalization and whether we should pass amendment 64, one of the things that they said was it was going to eliminate the black market when in fact we have become the black market for at least 40 other states that we can identify. >> i know, right. one week there's a letter to the editor every day. >> breck resident snared in nashville drug bust. christopher -- you know who christopher clumbis is the former owner of soul shine. down on airport road. that's him. police have seized 425 pounds of pot valued at around $1.7 million. that's about right. >> authorities tell me that this

group drove around country with 425 pounds of pot, basically taking orders and selling weed. unfortunately, for them that all ends here in tennessee. >> not the way the rules are written. shouldn't be playing that way. >> would have ruined everything if we were in any way connected to that store on airport road. >> thank god we're not. >> the false assumption that we've been operating under was that we had to associate with a dispensary in order to license this facility. the natural choice was soul shine given that there are ties to soul shine with some of our co-owners. thank god that this facility was six months late. was this facility finished and we had submitted paperwork to try to tie ourselves to soul shine, we would all be sitting and looking [ bleep ]. i am so glad, so glad that didn't happen. >> in tennessee, the sale or possessing with the intent to distribute more than 300 pounds is punishable between 15 to 60 years. >> that's an archaic law.

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a lot is going to change for breckenridge if we have to leave main street. so if we lose the election so poorly that council decides that the people have totally spoken and this has got to go and they decide to kick us out, anyone who has any problem with any industry will then have a precedent to come in and say well, you did it with marijuana, why don't you kick this out or why don't we limit the number of alcohol stores? >> it's going to be weird if it's a no vote and we have to move out to airport road. i wonder what it's going to do to the business. >> we've got four retail marijuana stores down there. that will cut our business in about half. i think it would be prudent to go to council this tuesday,

particularly if the election seems decided one way or the other, we need to know now whether or not we're staying because we can't get this done. >> i don't know if i can handle sitting in there, like while they are counting the ballots. it's going to be a long night. >> it's going to be the longest, most stressful day probably yet. >> we're from the cannabis club on main street. i was actually just bringing by an informational handout about the election. >> i already voted. >> did you? >> well, that was good. i got my pamphlet back and i got

that they already voted and they voted yes. >> yes. >> breck ridge is one of the most visited towns in our state. that makes the debate over marijuana shots there even more heated than we've seen elsewhere. >> the town council debated the issue so long they have now told town residents to vote on it. simple question, should retail shops be allowed in the downtown core, and many people say it's not as simple as a yes or no question. >> so he's going to ask you what does the vote mean, i'm sure. >> yeah. >> he's going to ask you are you nervous and what have you done to prepare? >> yeah. >> you can add that they have spent well over $20,000 and we wanted this to be a grass roots campaign and to be about people just making informed decisions but it's hard to do when the opposition is misinforming everyone. >> yeah. >> i don't think a lot of people realize that they would be asking a long-standing business to leave its location. we're really trying to let people know we've been here for years.

we've been a contributing member to the community, and if anyone has any questions we're here to answer them. >> all of these votes will be tabulated on tuesday. >> how you doing? >> good, how are you. >> i'm brian. >> nice to meet you, i'm abby. >> i'm from the cannabis club on main street. i was handing out informational pamphlets about the election. >> are you registered? >> yes. >> if you want any free pizza or beer or your friends do we're hosting a q and a at north side pizza tonight. if i could have everyone's a tension for a moment. we're really here to answer everyone's questions and concerns people may have about marijuana on main street. we've got councilwoman elisabeth lawrence here and she wants to tell you why she's voting yes for marijuana on main street. >> i think it's important to have the young people as part of the political process and the no vote means sorry, no retail marijuana here. it's all going to go to airport road. i think it's important to vote

yes. it's important to support our existing store because we don't want to set the precedent of removing stores off of main street at all. yes, thank you. >> there's something to be said about free market and let it reign here, and these people are capitalists. let them be capitalists. i will gain nothing from that store being on main street, but it is the right thing to do. >> and if anyone wants to register to vote, i have forms and i'm certified with the state to register you to vote. you'll be able to vote within 48 hours. >> what can i help you with? >> ask people if they're registered to vote. if they're not, ask if they've lived here for more than 22 days, they can register to vote. and tell them to come see me. do you have a photo i.d. i can check. if you want any assistance. this is yours. do you have a mailing address? >> no. >> you'll have to demonstrate i believe your pay stub to prove your residency at that point. >> so many people don't realize

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♪ december the 9th, tuesday, election day is upon us. quite nervous, as i understand the opposition is from what i've heard. everyone seems quite nervous. so you're asking how does it feel to be standing in front of this building today on election day knowing that potentially this could be the last day that we even wonder if we're still going to be here or not. it's surreal. it's kind of awful.

i'm fearful, hopeful that we're going to win and fearful that we're not, so we'll see. >> marley, what have you got there? >> i decided to walk up to people and go oh, cute dog. i voted no, and i was like, cool, i work here. >> yeah, that's uncomfortable. >> yeah, i know. >> yeah. i'm scared every day brian is going to have a heart attack and that's the call i'm going to get from caitlin that he is the hospital. it's hard on all of us, and, you know, what do you do. >> nine hours until we learn what's up. >> there's a perception that on main street we're making all this money, this and that, and all the money that i have in here is spent for bills, you know. taxes. we hope there's a light at the end of the tunnel and things work out and it's all just shakes out the way we want it to. >> i'm just going to feel weird being there in the council. >> like just sitting there

hearing the results. >> sitting there hearing the results. >> yeah. >> i'm literally going to need to bring something that i can hide my face in so i can either cry or laugh or cheer into my sweatshirt. because other than that -- >> don't have a poker face. >> other than that i don't know how to react to this. >> just smile either way. smile, handshakes and we'll leave. i've got to leave with you, for now. >> how are you doing today? >> i mean, who can make a prediction right now. it's really any man's race, i think. i don't know. >> it's terrifying. >> it is terrifying either way. >> we're residents here, and we're concerned about people from states like texas and florida who are opposed marijuana won't come to breckenridge to ski or come in the summer.

think it's a real negative for the town. >> why take the risk, and nobody knows for sure what the outcome will be, but why take the risk of bringing people to town and then putting something in front of them that they might find offensive. it's just poor business, poor judgment. >> oh, i was just taking some pictures of these people out here that i don't think belong here. they are trying to take free enterprise away from our main street, trying to tell us what businesses can and can't be run, and i think it's absolutely ridiculous. i don't know what the results can be. i can only say that i hope that they are not going to try to kick out business owners, you know. these are local people trying to make the american dream happen. they should let them have their american dream. >> are you excited to vote? >> yeah. i'm so excited. i get to have like a word in like my job, you know. >> not a lot of questions on there. >> i know. >> you need to let all that for sure. >> the only other thing i've

voted for was yes on amendment 64. >> oh, really? you should vote more often. >> seal that up all the way. we've got this guy. this is your secrecy sleeve. >> i almost missed that part. >> she's an amateur voter. >> i'm an amateur for sure. >> hi, john, how are you doing? >> i almost missed this part. >> i thought you were waiting until the last day. i was going to say. >> i'll be in the audience tonight. we'll see what happens. >> good to go. uh-oh. >> i'm standing here now and people are voting left and right. i think they are expecting over 1,400 votes out of 1,900 people that voted in the general election. hey, mark, how you doing? right. i've never been more nervous in my life. >> what's up?

>> how you doing? >> hey. >> yeah, well, i've got to go. >> going into the planning or the work session? >> yeah. >> so i'll be in the audience tonight. anything in particular you're expecting? or hoping for. >> no. i don't know that anyone is going to go for extending your lease except mark and i. >> i talked to ben about that. he was not a happy camper. >> i think it's just him and i left for the lone two. >> unless it's a yes vote. you mean. >> right, right. >> i'll see you tonight. >> yeah, bye. >> the polls are closed. >> you going to meet us up there? >> perfect. >> ready. >> you guys ready? >> we're ready.

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♪ we can go back that way. we just want to get home and stare at the wall. >> hey, kim. >> there was about 44% voters, which is pretty good turnout. >> right? >> there were 924 votes for no and 400 for yes so almost a 2-1 margin. >> wow. >> of people voting no. i mean, it's more or less official but there's just certain things. >> sure. >> so here you go.

>> thank you very much. i appreciate it. >> a long week. >> i'm amazed by these results. >> me, too. >> oh, man. >> big chunks. >> man. >> okay then. well, there's no swimming out of that one. >> it's okay, babe. want to go outside for a minute? >> that was worst case scenario. >> i don't even know that that happened.

i just don't even know how we can like -- >> we talked about it. >> i don't want to go back in there. >> you don't have to, babe. i have to show my face in there. >> yeah, you should. >> will you keep this. >> that's fine. >> i don't want to go talk to anybody. >> it will be fine. give me a kiss. i'll see you soon. all right. >> you guys still here? you want this back? >> she okay, brian? >> i mean, i don't know, probably. she's not going to die, but she left. >> i think we have a lot of loose ends. >> i'd love to get this put away

so the cameras can go home. >> i think that's very astute. >> i totally agree. >> mr. mayor, i move that the council approve and adopt the results of the special election regarding the retail sale of marijuana in our downtown area. >> because it was advisory i think public comment is important and i think it would be doing a disservice to how we've done this whole process not to include that. >> i'd actually like to do it tonight. i think it's time for us to make the decision final and get it behind us. >> i do not feel what we put out to the voters was correct. the original question was about an existing store and for that i still believe the right thing is they should be able to stay. instead, we're going to be known as the council that's kicking a business off main street, and i'm just not comfortable with that. >> i'm still uncomfortable with that portion of it, but i'll be voting in favor of this, but i do want to go on the record that government overreach to me and deciding where a business will be located.

>> it was rumored that $25,000 was raised for one of the campaigns and big money in politics, in breckenridge is $25,000, and i regret the influence that money had in this election. >> we honestly thought, you know, that this wasn't supposed to be a big battle. we only spent $800. >> roll call, please. >> mr. gallagher. >> yes. >> miss wolfe. >> yes. >> miss lawrence? >> no. >> mr. brewer. >> yes. >> mr. burke? >> yes. >> mayor warner? >> yes. >> i'm going to go take care of kaitlin and look forward. >> thanks. >> i absolutely think brian did just about everything wrong. i mean, this was totally a reversal of every other marijuana election in this town,

everything has always been pro marijuana 70-30 and this totally flipped 70-30 against. >> i'm glad that we came to a conclusion tonight so that breckenridge cannabis club can move on and, you know, make whatever kind of arrangements they need to make. honestly, i'm a little disappointed because i felt like i was representing our voters this entire time. this was an issue that definitely deserved some attention, and i'm glad that it received the attention. yeah, i don't know. i'm sorry. >> the message for legal marijuana in breckenridge is be cautious. don't think that there's not a silent power in this town that could shut you down at any minute. >> the voters spoke overwhelmingly. i mean 70-30. that was pretty clear the feeling of the voters, and i think anybody that's an elected

official needs to respect that, and i think to put it to bed finally once and for all our citizens wanted an answer. >> so, you know, with the holidays coming up it's really important i think that we bring closure to the issue and that way we can start the new year and it's behind us. >> we didn't want to come here. gary and wendy said we should come to fatty's, that's where the after party is. isn't it awkward to be attending an election victory party. like, i can't go to that and wendy put me in a bad place and you have to remember like these are still your friends. >> yeah. >> these are the people that voted you in office. >> what the [ bleep ], yeah. yeah. i mean, i'm so like disappointed, like i just -- i feel so like responsible that it got to this point, you know,

like i would have never like thought that this would have happened. i feel bad for brian and caitlin. god, it sucks. these are people that it's like their life, you know, and we just [ bleep ] it up. i don't agree with that, so am i good person to be on council because here i am getting emotional about something and everyone else just oh, it's done and moved on, and, yeah, it makes me question like if i'm doing the right thing. >> 70-30 is not a mistake. that's a clear message to the leadership in the community that for now people don't want to have retail stores on main street. >> you guys trusted the town council way too much. i mean, you got bamboozled. >> if revenue gets cut in half we need less than half of what which have right now. >> it's going to make

competition stiffer. >> i don't know what i'm going to do. i have basically zero dollars at this point. >> i could file suit for you by friday. the deadly mers outbreak claimed a sixth life in south korea. we will have a live report from seoul as the country scrambles to contain the outbreak. >> for the first time since the corruption scandal, a fifa official hints at stripping russia and qatar of