my name is jonathan burger. i'm a resident of san francisco and i work at a technology company here in the city. the thing that brought me here today was a question/comment about car break-ins. given my first meeting here with the commission, i'm not sure if the public comments are always as negative or as critical as i saw today. but i wanted to -- >> commissioner mazzucco: oh, they are. >> they are? okay. i suppose i -- i wanted to add that that i think it's clear to most citizens, you can't block a public street for seven days, and i very much appreciate the police's difficult job in that matter, so thanks. >> commissioner mazzucco: thank you. any further public -- general public comment? hearing none, general public comment is now closed. and actually, i should say, we do get a lot of positive comments. but people come, and this is their opportunity to say good or bad things. we do see some of the same crowds that bring up the bad i think thises all the time. but our job is to sit here, listen, and do the be

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