many of you know that i grew up in this neighborhood, i grew up hanging up around here, japantown bowl, right across the street, and i know this is an active community. it's not just an active community for people who live here, it's an active community for people who visit one of the largest japantowns anywhere in the country, and so they suffered a lot. many of the places in here were not open, and we wanted to make sure that when we provided relief, it wasn't just relief that was going to serve businesses that also had access to other resources, it was going to serve those mom-and-pop businesses that we need to make sure as we recover as a city, that they are also able to join us in that recovery, as well. many of those are family-owned businesses. they also hire people in san francisco. i love walking around san francisco and popping my head around japantown or any other commercial corridors where the people who work there are the people who have probably worked there for generations, and that's why this is so important. we have to make it easy for people to have resources to stay