i got a couple more speaker cards, jesus perez, marian. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is jesus perez with south of market network. i'm here to support p minimum wage. you guys support the minimum wage because we have families that live in sro's and they are working two jobs. so i'm here to see if you can increase the minimum wage, thank you. >> thank you, mr. perez. you mean come in any order. >> i will take it then. thank you very much supervisors. we are all in support of this. you can see how broad the support for this measure has been and thank you for taking the initiative on this. i have also been a restaurant worker and when people talk about the restaurants and how the jobs really affect us. most of my co-workers work two jobs just to make it here. my mom worked three jobs. she woshthd woshth in -- worked in a restaurant and flower shop. it's about living a rich life. that's why it's important. thank you. >> good afternoon. thank you for taking the time to be here. my name is lydia. i have been working with comcast for the past year. i have been in san

. >> good afsh supervisors, my name is jesus perez. i'm from [inaudible] and we express our support for the ordinance of aka, the [inaudible] tax because we need to the real estate companies which [inaudible] is addressed. number two, we need to make sure the city is meeting its housing goals by directing how the city approves the planning in the neighborhoods and san francisco, which is what the city housing [inaudible] legislation will address. again, we support the legislation because we have addressed the money making interest of real estates which we need to stop. thank you. think the issue is speculation is the xhodification of housing and housing is essential, it's essential for area sos small like san francisco where everyone's just fighting to live a healthy life. this speculation affects poor, affecting the rich, affecting some of the most important people, the seniors in the san francisco people who lived here and hold our history for 40 years, 60 years generations. and i really -- i'm urging you to look at this not as unint