. >> hi, my name is dianne carpio and i have actually seen this on sfgov tv, and it is kind of like a soap opera. but it begs, it actually further makes the point that you know, dpw did not get any, you know, the penalizing her for not submitting a sales receipt in a cash business and yet, company, big companies are getting away without submitting anything. and so, it is interesting to me, and concerning that it can sway and it is up to the discretion of the dpw on ho how and what they collect and you know the testimony, at any hearing, and so it is not specific dates, she is an individual starting a food truck. i mean, for the love of monkeys. you know? and she is trying to do her due diligence and she is getting hit with lawsuits and you know, essentially attacked. and so, give me some weight as well as we are not attorneys, by trade, we are, you know, trying to do the right thing, she got her permits she has paid the fees, she is rented stuff and you know, it is a profit, statement, is not going to happen. it is going to be a loss statement, you know? and this is, and it needs, som

. >> dianne carpio, resident of city and county of san francisco, for only 20 years my daughter is in need of... and i took a peek at the agenda tonight and noticed that there were reports that were going to be discussed. and i tried to root around to find this so i can participate and maybe provide some public comment on that item, but it was not posted on the website anywhere. and so, i have been doing some research on maybe providing any more sysnctic and useful report for the occ and i looked at the annual report and the quarterly reports and the chief's reports that were on line for occ complaints and kind of did my own little statistical analysis to try to piece together pieces of information that were reported, but that were not exactly clear. >> so, i am just going to send that to whoever is interested. and possibly saving some trees. because i know the annual report was like 187 pages. and really, it could be brought down to about 15 to 20. i mean, it is... and the other thing that i saw in 2012, report, or maybe, it was a quarterly report in september about training that was