inc inc inc inc inc something in can they were like why not just call it inc inc and it was kind of a joke and then we relate if we put a k. on the end instead of a c. then anything that's in ink is permanent so the idea was that. we would start a company that would hopefully be around for a while is this your first restaurant it is well the same a shop opened first but what made you decide to go on your own i think eventually you know you need to figure out if you can do it your own way if you can succeed yourself without anyone else telling you how to do it and i think it comes back full circle when you work for somebody else you're kind of doing it through their vision and you're executing their vision and then when you start managing other people it comes back again because you start realizing that you're taking influence from their vision to make your vision stronger and i think that it was out of arrogance at first but now i learned a big lesson that i need. to take that same influence that

. >> one question you talked about inc inc inculpatory statements, confessions. >> yeah. >> a case inwhere the swarth of that state did allow those statements to go in. it was something the person had written after the crime had been committed. in those cases, do you think the rap lyrics should come into the case? >> i don't. that was a split decision. >> even if rap lyrics are mirroring the crime and describing a crime and seemed like a confession? >> it seemed like the important phrase there. the first thing we understand when we talk about other genres is that there is an author and a narrator. >> rap is no different. the problem is that with something like gangsta rap, the violent sub genre of rap music. if write enough, probably one will mirror any number of crimes. notebooks full of lyrics. it's not going to be hard for you to flip through them and find something that corresponds to a murder. >> an interesting point and discussion. let's check back in with hermella. >> millions of americans turn to antidepressant drugs to battle a range of issues. what happens when the drugs tha

inc. - $47,789.14 monthly] 4. 131231 resolution approving port commission lease no. l-15691 with affordable self storage, inc. for paved vacant land located within seawall lot no. 349 in the southern waterfront with an initial monthly rent of $47,789.14 for a 31-month term, to commence following 1234 item 131231:[real property lease - port - affordable self storage, inc. - $47,789.14 monthly] 4. 131231 resolution approving port commission lease no. l-15691 with affordable self storage, inc. for paved vacant land located within seawall lot no. 349 in the southern waterfront with an initial monthly rent of $47,789.14 for a 31-month term, to commence fapproval. portt >> # 1234 supervisor mark farrell: okay, thank you very much. madam clerk. mr. cruz. from our port real estate office to report on these items oovment thank you supervisor. members of the committee i'm nate cruise. we are here to request your approval for affordable self storage which is a current tenant. these two leases would relocate their operations within the 70-foot print to the northwest to the southwest corner. the combined area of the lease is approximately 220,000 square feet. which is a lease of approximately 50 percent. the elite rate is about $0.33 per square foot which is a lease rate combined with the standing foot print and the rent rate. the port would yield an 80 percent i

inc. - not to exceed $1,000,000] resolution retroactively approving emergency contract with clean harbors environmental services, inc., for environmental clean-up of soil and water and regrading of the runway safety area after the crash landing of asiana airlines flight 214 in an amount not to exceed $1,000,000 for services already performed, for the period of july 11, 2013, to september 19, the clerk: sf 51234 which president david chiu: same house same call. this resolution is adopted. item 6. the clerk: item 6: 131183:[emergency contract - fixed gas monitoring system - southeast water pollution control plant - not to exceed $225,000] resolution retroactively approving an emergency procurement contract of the public utilities commission under administrative code, section 21.15, to obtain materials needed to repair the fixed gas monitoring system at the southeast water pollution control plant with a contract amount not to exceed $225,000 for the period of november 18, 2013, to may 18, 2014. he clerk: sf 61234 president david chiu: colleagues, same house same call. without objection this item is approved. item 7. th