several other units were infsted. -- infested. >> do you have any questions? i am not done. >> we have no questions. the next speaker. >> can i speak to you about this? i have to retaliate. >> thank you. we will listen to more comments later. >> i can come back later? >> on other items. and this hearing will be open -- the senior action network should be listening. >> mr. wright, the next speaker is ready to speak. youv''ve had your time. the next speaker? >> i am a tenant organizer. at the all-star hotel. senior action network as well as the central city -- i would relalally like to say -- the seniors and disabled members of the community are often the most vulnerable. they should receive the best care. i have one more card, along the side of the room. but i want to agree to other supervisors that are here. no so with the senior action network. i am advocating with some friends of mine. i live with some housing -- the s.r.o.'s have a myriad of nightmare stories, including a man who was 84 years old who lived there for 13 years and this has been leaking on his

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