brandon brown. i am an equity partner in business called cdxx we're trying to open up on bay view. we have a place called my art gallery where the last year we've opened our space up to the community as a community art gallery. we have local artists where they hang their art and we do paint nights which are really popular right now. all for free as a way tone gage in the community. and so, with that, i also worked, i was on the working group for human rights. to help create the program to help make recommendations to help push along from a business stand point and i've always gone through the application last year and years before so i'm familiar with the planning process. like you said, i really thank you for letting me talk and i like what you said earlier that it makes sense that this is when i read this cb3p, it makes sense that this is the last step to, already what we see is the successful program. which i feel like a lot of times we implement these types of things and they don't workout that

. >> hello, my name is brandon brown, the treasurer of the sfcra, and i appreciate the board allowing us to speak on this issue. i don't want to sound like a broken record but i want to just remind the board that the reason that we tax cigarettes and alcohol and other drugs is because they kill people and cannibas hasn't killed anybody, it's actually curing people. and so i'm not going to say that the tax isn't justified but i would love to know more about why we're getting taxes on top when no other industry has a social equity program. thank you, president cohen, for kind of spearheading that. and so compassion programs and the other industries have that. we already have pretty high tax, state tax. there's already a gross receipts tax for businesses. and so i think we're really just asking to be treated like every other business in san francisco. i guess that also the main difference between cannibas and other businesses is that we cure people, we cure ptsd, and we cure cancer and we cure child leukemia and other various basic pain allmentpain ailments that e quality of life for a n

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