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. >> what do you think about it coming from the bma, the british medical association, who haven't exactlythemselves in glory recently? they're pro medicalising autistic gay kids to make them infertile, seemingly, i don't know. i've read all of this, and i thought this was more about that fundamental moral issue, the ethical issue about whether you raise to someone the concept that they might want to vote for killing themselves. that seems even bigger than the political complaints about the union that we're talking about. and especially when you look at those front pages, corridors full of people who have put such a pressure just because the system can't handle it on the nhs and say to doctors, what are you the older have you thought about? yeah, i don't think that's right. >> and matthew parris already wrote openly in the times saying it should become taboo to hang around when you're old. so that's the context. >> and you saw obviously the thing about esther rantzen and this new miracle drug, that's that's great news for her that now hopefully she can live a much longer life. but this is

which is now operated by frank grizzly so it has been by the merchants association idot as well as the bma and concerted effort during the pandemic to start turning in restaurant space back you know that was converted into other uses back into restaurant space. what happened was when we moved over into the old sun gathers because prior to us being there was also a restaurant before that sun gathers actually grew above themselves and the pastry woman who was in there she opened up bake some bakery which is now in oakland. it's a very popular asian crescent style bakery and she also teaches at the the oh my gosh the bread project in berkeley. so they also help facilitate for underrepresented and also just as impacted people to get into the baking industry so about 2022 i believe i started having conversations with earl that there was a shortage of commercial kitchen space in the bayview specifically and that black, latino and asian businesses had actually lost their commercial kitchen space because they were not getting catering at all throughout the city because of the pandemic closing and