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ash bury has been the recipient of tour buss for 40 years, our usual way of dealing with it is to gere at the people on the buses. but there is a conflict that was not mentioned today and that is between the muni stops and tour buses and at haven masonic and on the 43 line and a very con jected intersection and the transit first intersection, routinely the tour buses stop at the muni bus. there is a 71 and a 33 stop in which the tour buses routinely off load and on load folks there. and also, on shrader ash bury and coal, it is not as uncommon although not as frequently as at muni stops, we find tour buses pulling off while the patrons shop on eight street and keeping idling on these residential streets and it seems to me extraordinarily inexplicaleb that the sfmta pays for attention or any real requirement prohibiting tour buses from dropping off a passenger at muni buses, this is not a muni bus stop period of time. we are talking five to ten minutes for these buses in muni bus stops requiring muni buses to pull around them or double park or double load. which is about the least safe

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being shown for works of art for hitler's collection, certainly the things that were intended for gering's collection. but when the mass removals of works of art from people's homes in the east where things -- homes are destroyed, the cities are razed, no, i don't think there's care there. and, of course, in the west as jews' apartments are looted en masse, no, these things are piled up. i think there's -- it's one of the paradoxes of the war that a lot of these works of art survived because of a result of having been stolen and hidden in castles that were off the way of allied bombing, they survived. so there are a lot of dislocations and paradoxes in the telling of the story. that's just one of them. >> host: andy, kensington, maryland. hi, andy. >> caller: hi. so thank you for all the great work that you've done. my question has to do with the national gallery of art, and i bereave they currently -- believe they currently have an exhibit that's, you know, timed to coincide with the movie. but for about 15 years or so is, i've been really troubled with the national l gallery of art becau

being shown for works of art for hitler's collection, certainly the things that were intended for gering'scollection. but when the mass removals of works of art from people's homes in the east where things -- homes are destroyed, the cities are razed, no, i don't think there's care there. and, of course, in the west as jews' apartments are looted en masse, no, these things are piled up. i think there's -- it's one of the paradoxes of the war that a lot of these works of art survived because of a result of having been stolen and hidden in castles that were off the way of allied bombing, they survived. so there are a lot of dislocations and paradoxes in the telling of the story. that's just one of them. >> host: andy, kensington, maryland. hi, andy. >> caller: hi. so thank you for all the great work that you've done. my question has to do with the national gallery of art, and i bereave they currently -- believe they currently have an exhibit that's, you know, timed to coincide with the movie. but for about 15 years or so is, i've been really troubled with the national l gallery of art becaus