since gogol wrote the inspector general, it was a satirical work, so there was bad humor, well, gibnerense of unsuccessful, well, who condemned someone or insulted, gibner. comes from the word to perish, well therefore it is clear that to perish, the doctor is so-so doctor, yes, khlopov, superintendent of schools, the khoverts have a private bailiff, generally speaking surnames... karina, what did you choose, it would seem that everything is similar, yes, everything is more or less the same, but i chose the penguin deli and well done, how ... at random, at random, not at random, perhaps i have already heard something similar, and where could they have heard, well, for example, what kind of textbook can it be, well biology or geography, geography, to be precise, so good, i understand your answer, senya lives on one of the continents penguins, well, what's stopping antelopes from living on some other continent, well , penguins live on some continent, that's it, that's a complete sentence, okay, adele, that was the name of the frenchman's wife. the questions were more difficult in the sec

yes, i see that he is a truly multifaceted diamond, but as a doctor gibner was a good one, would you? vyarli, why? because it was said there that bribes were given so that the hospital and the doctor would not be inspected. yeah, and as a doctor in general , do you doubt his talents? i see, timofey, tell me, since gogol wrote the inspector general, it was a satelite work. obviously german, since he didn't understand a word of russian throughout the play , he only uttered individual, not always articulate sounds, so-so doctor, we have definitely established this today, the correct answer to our question is option a gibner. the final tenth question of the second round. which of these animals actually exists? a, adelie dolphin, b- adelie antelope, c- adelie penguin. karina. what did you choose, it would seem that everything is similar, yes, everything is more or less the same, but i chose the deli penguin and well done, what karina, well done, not at random, maybe i 've heard something like this before, and where could i have heard it, what textbook could it be, well, biology or geograp

they taught me,< such patience and grace and i'm john gibner, johnny g gibner, he isk best. any question and solve any ■sproblem and do all that while still making you ■lfeel kind of competent and you haven't interrupted him. he isyou can ever hope for and truly the beend i could ask for. he has been my friend fo25 years since kindergarten-- him very much and so grateful to him.i want to thank smith, who every tuesday for v,e past 4 and a half years i had the great privilege meeting with him and john ■on tuesday morning to talk about legislative items to try to think what you aring get up to later in the day.by t wonderful sarah crawly and brad and it is the kind of meeting where you think, i can't believe they pay me to do this. it is that much fun. it is so interesting and you with the smartest nicest people you ever met and will3always treasure the tuesday morning:jesse is a iscernible] among men and he teaches all through example how to practice r and with curiosity and compassion and a constant desire to solve problems and foe a path forward and figure how to let our cl

time i was little i never a new teacher came in and i had a really p2stro relationship with john gibner, who is this ann going to be? you have been so amazing and i consider you a friend. you are accessible at all times and i know i'm probably one of the people that calls you at odd hours and different times, but you always made yourself accessible. i think you are extremely intelligent, smart and whity and also have a great sense of humor so our side-bar jokes about many different things, wont get into, but i appreciate all the work you have done with me over the years on so many different pieces of legislation that we worked on and the advice you have given, both for thingz inside this chamber and out, so you will be missed, but i'm excited for your promotion and it is well deservlook forward working with the next subsitute teacher. [laughter] >> good luck, brad. supervisor preston. [laughter] >> thank i dont know supervisor chan, you said having a supervisor pretending to be a lawyer, i think the only thing that is more annoying for a city attorney is having a supervisor who is a att

things i have been pretending to advise they taught me so much with such patience and very grateful.hn gibner jo he is the best. that's all there is to it.with him, you know how lucky you are. he's brilliant, he's he is humble, he can answer any problem and do all that feel kind of competent and is the best boss you can ever hobest friend i could ask for. for 25 years [laughter] and i love him very much and to him. lastly, i want thank jesse for the past 4 and a half years i had the greajohn on tuesday morning to talk about are going to get up to later in the day. more recently joined by the wo is the kind of meeting where you think, i can't believe they pado this. it is that much fun.is with the smartest nicest people you ever always treasure the tuesday a [indiscernible] among men and he teaches all actice law with rigor and with and a constant desire forge a path forward and figure how to what they do best which is make the city as wonderful you for this time. i really appreciatall of you in my new capa >> thank you counselor. colleagues, our next special order supervisor melgar. come up?