chad holtsman, senior policy analyst for 350 bay area but speaking for myself as a language time san franciscans. i want to thank the treasurer and the great staff for the great attitude which i don't always see from city departments. i do think that, i guess the comments by curtis and trevor are worth -- this is kind of focusing on the positive aspects of the bank, potential positive aspects, and i think what we're highlighting is the averted negative aspects of not doing this, which is -- which is also i want to bring into the room, have led the campaign to divest your pension fund from fossil fuels and there is some movement on that, but getting the city itself to stop spending its money where its mouth isn't would be a great start. really love this rank choice distribution of norms or goals, rather? i just want to highlight as so many used to do qualitative and quantitative data mining, that the three in the middle are for all intents and purposes, the same. you can't really say that 33 and 31 are different, like, in any significant factor? so i happen to be an infrastructure fan