gleeson back to respond.we're talking about staffing and is there a clear idea how many more cuts will happen? is there in your opinion 16 valets in one garage and they said a certain amount but the numbers keep getting bigger. what's your experience in the number of cuts that have happened? >> they're coming without notice to us, first of all. and we found no pushback from laz and emco. they seem to be coming from decisions made at the sfmta and when we sit with them in a couple rounds the fast few months we asked what's the next batch of cuts to expect and we get no concrete answer. >> as i sit here it makes no sense to me everyone's enjoying and participating in and you remove that service and people are paying customers for that service. what's been your experience talking to the front line people and staff involved in going valet? have may been net-net? are they getting laid off? >> this is disruptive to their families because they're expecting a normal routine of shift and routine of days off to partici

. >> mark gleeson with teamsters joint council 7. i thank you for the interest you're taking and something we've been work on now well over a year has to do with the staff cuts you heard about today. i also appreciate working recently with the staff of the mta has been pole -- polite but unproductive. there's a model used in some areas in the united states but i think the people of san francisco should know what that really is and you can see it in the close nearby in san josÉ if you visit their parking invests. there's screens and cameras and human beings there's blocks and for the community at large around the facilities they should be aware what we believe is in the scheme here are the prospect of empty caverns that will be in our community with nobody staffing them at all one of these days and this again is something that is not vet the by certainly this body until today and perhaps the voters of san francisco that awarded autonomy to the mta some years ago. i submit to the voters in the city should reconsider what that economy i

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