. >> we've worked -- loraina is by far the biggest user on site so we've worked specifically with her to find a configuration that accommodated her needs and we've provided three or four different options on different floors. some of her needs included roll up doors because she has plaster deliveries that require the use of a form lift. she requires the use of water so we agreed to include water in her space which is a unique condition throughout the entire building. and throughout the course of those conversations, we were told that the 2500 square feet that we were providing was consistent with her needs and -- >> ma'am, i'm going to have to ask you to leave the room

. >> we've worked -- loraina is by far the biggest user on site so we've worked specifically with her to find a configuration that accommodated her needs and we've provided three or four different options on different floors. some of her needs included roll up doors because she has plaster deliveries that require the use of a form lift. she requires the use of water so we agreed to include water in her space which is a unique condition throughout the entire building. and throughout the course of those conversations, we were told that the 2500 square feet that we were providing was consistent with her needs and -- >> ma'am, i'm going to have to ask you to leave the room if you continue to interrupt. i can't listen to two people at the same time. thank you very much. please continue. >> the currently configured space we were told was both affordable and satisfactory from her needs. >> i don't want to focus on one circumstance because it gets to my larger question. i'm not sure to adjudicate the particular issue of one tenant being able to be accommodated. i was using that as an example