i have gotten to know him and his taste for early bob dillon. he has gotten to know me and my taste for jasmine tea. i watched his kids getting bigger as they sat at the table doing homework before school started. if this doesn't describe a legacy neighborhood serving business i don't know what would. i hope you make it official. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i am john woods. i have been in north beach for about 55 years. i am one block from caf caffe se on taylor street. there are some days i don't go out at all. this is very important. he is a wonderful member of the community, and to watch him raise his children there makes it even more. i hope you will do everything you can to keep him there, to make him a permanent legacy. it is unclear why the landlord is so standoffish about this. this man and his coffee shop are a real addition to the neighborhood. i wish every one of you had a coffee shop like that a block away. he goes out of his way to support the neighborhood issues. he has been down here supporting or not su

we are there early and guess who is there with a smile, with bob dillon, my husband's favorite musician. it is a place everyone goes to. i know so many people because of caffe sapore. i don't know their names but i know their faces and they know mine. >> next speaker, please. >> i am lee carter. i want to say a few things. i didn't prepare anything. i met elias at the art institute. he gave me a part-time job. i was amazed and surprised to the love and attention he gave to everybody that came through the door. all the years i have been there i have been trying to do what he does on well. i have been there 18 years. a lot of times i don't know how that time passed. i am blessed that i can go to work and feel good. it is a good place. that is important to me. i appreciate the cafe and the customers. they have given us love and support. i hate to see this end like something bad. it used to go further. i hope you can grow and be a major part in the neighborhood and community. that is all i want to say. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my family owns the building at 790 lombard an

what kind of coffee and did he play johnny cash, bob dillon and neil young?he's gone but i'll let our guest answer. >> he had the benefit of drinking coffee in space. they didn't have hot water to heat up coffee or food so they were eating cold food. but in the command modules one of the technologies that was introduced for the apollo program was hot water. it was lock warm but it was coffee. you can listen to the sound track from the apollo 11 mission. it's a -- it's an interesting combination of music. just google it and you'll find it. spotify has put together the list. it's fun to hear the music that they were listening to in space on that mission. i'm not sure what mike collins was listening to when he was onboard by himself, but he had a range of options. it's an eclectic mix of options. >> talk about the first meal? >> it was more of a snack. it wasn't a full, robust meal. they had bacon squares, which were some of the most popular food items on the space program because they were salty and flavorful. when you're in space you lose a lot of your sense o

of drinks, and then you knew the night was going well for him when he started singing along to dillon. bob —— singing along to bob dylan. it is always interesting when you talk about legends and people say they broke the mould without one. we were talking about this earlier. is there anyone you see now in the cricketing that kind of emulates bob's valiants? i am thinking particularly of, as sally mentioned, that 1981 test. well, i mean, there are people who... the test. well, i mean, there are people who. .. the 325 test. well, i mean, there are people who... the 325 wickets he took in his career, in 90 games, there are people who have obviously gone past that. and there are some very, very good players around at the moment. anderson is the leading we taker for england but sidelined at the moment by injury. there are players who have certainly improved on the figures. i think where you struggle to better him is the fact that he is such an all—round character. as i say, people don't necessarily understand the whole thing about bob on and off the field. but one thing, first of all. first thi