the misdemeanor is for them to invite people on to their promise to sell soofood. that would allow food establishments to open anywhere. goois really is a tailored law. we tried to figure out what the intent of this one is. no one knows about it, but it really is tailored out of business owner, inviting people to the promises to sell soofoodo a pop-up shop could potentially be not legal under the police code. >> going back to the antique and second-hand dealer, that is fairly significantly regulated out the state level. but there is another section that speaks to pawnbrokers. >> for those businesses, eliminating this permit if they fall within those criteria, they are still going to need to comply of the state level. >> i want to thank supervisor wiener for all of this theory your -- for all of this. i looked at some of the dates. this is 2012, not 1921. i want to thank him for that. there is no commissioner comments. i would like to call for public comments on item 3 and item 4. do we have public comment on item 3 and item 4? seeing none, public comment is closed.

the misdemeanor is for them to invite people on to their promise to sell soofood. that would allow food establishments to open anywhere. goois really is a tailored law. we tried to figure out what the intent of this one is. no one knows about it, but it really is tailored out of business owner, inviting people to the promises to sell soofoodo a pop-up shop could potentially be not legal under the police code.