you've been awesome. >> commissioner caminong. >> yes. i want to wish commissioner lee a happy belated birthday. >> shhh! don't say that. >> well, thank you, and commissioner frost, pleasure being my wing man here because when it comes to the police, man, what a breath of fresh air right here. you know, it is a good -- he had a lot of good things to say over the years. if i'm driving in your parade, i'll say hello. >> commissioner frost, thank you for your time on this commission. you know, i guess a little nervous when i hear about who's the next police rep going to be because i think the fare is you could be really heavy handed, that you might not support entertainment actually, and actually, that was, like, completely not true about you. you were a full advocate for not just entertainment, but an advocate for safety. i hope whoever comes in next, can fill in your hshoes well, because you've asked great questions and been smart and needed to be tough when you needed to, as well. so thank you for that final motion, and hopefully, we will

. >> seconded by commissioner caminong. let's take a vote. >> clerk: okay. [roll call] >> motion passes. good luck. look forward to coming by someday. [applause] >> you're welcome. we'll move onto item number seven, our very last item. commissioner comments and questions. so commissioners, anyone have final thoughts you want to say? >> final thoughts? going back on the -- you know, i think, in my experience, they always will go -- the police will always go based on what they gave to the prior owner without really thinking about the new owner, and sometimes, you know, new owners take over because the old owner was a bad owner. i think it's up to us to figure that out case by case, especially if we're familiar with the place. and if we didn't have any complaints prior in a while, so i'm always -- i know audrey used to do that a lot, you know, changing police conditions. so, i mean, i'm all supportive of police and public safety, but at the same time, as industry members, we have to give the new industry, the new generation a chance to run their business. that'