when it comes to franchises, nobody knows the issue better than catherine monson. so much for joining us. give us your sense, what are the particular issues franchisees and franchisors are facing? , athe biggest challenges are majority of our franchisors and franchisees are not deemed essential businesses. child care,gyms, hair salons. for members that are deemed essential businesses, even as seeingnchisees are declines in sales of about 40% because the only thing they are selling our covid-19 safety signs and other materials to keep social distancing, information out there, etc.. from going to robust sales to zero,r it is down 45%, or because you are a nonessential business, that is challenging for any small business. david: you talk with a lot of these franchisees and franchisors. do you have a sense that the first $349 billion, and for that matter, the next $370 billion, is it going to where it needs to go? catherine: really concerning. a recent survey showed only 11% of small franchisees actually received any ppp approval or funds. only about 5% of my fast size

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corporate responsibility in all this in the mid so you concerned with coal but 19 that would wish monson billiam the environment maybe put in the back door. i hope it's not put in the back door the back burner i really think it's very possible to do the right thing and you have to get the corporate entities involved there are 3 pillars to make good environmental change number one is what i've been talking about for years personal auction you're getting the light bulbs and changing you know all the things in your home in your life cell number 2 is good legislation like the clean water act and the clean air act number 3 is cook responsibility all 3 pillars need to be of the same size and equal strength and you need to do all 3 of what are clean air in l.a. or anywhere in the world and that's what we need to do and focus on all 3 of those on think over 19 has done has a significant improvement in air quality you think when this is all over we'll go back to the same old same old. we've gotten the taste for this wonderful clean air that we've had it certainly smells great every day our skies

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