chan? ok, the last person is -- chairman nolan: i do not see anyone else. is someone else coming in? you might mention the names again, ms. boomer. secretary boomer: [reading names] chairman nolan: ok, good afternoon. secretary boomer: could you state your name? >> i am -- part of the chinatown development. what i want to talk about is i just turned 18 like two months ago, so when i go to school, i used to take about -- i used a bus pass, and now, when i am 18, i have to pay more money for the bus pass, so i do not really take the bus anymore, and my friends also do not do this, so my friends and i, we walk to school, and we come late. i think you guys could save a lot of money if you allow seniors in high school that are 18 to have free bus passes. chairman nolan: ok, thank you. >> hi, my name is rosa. i go to george washington high school, and i am with the youth from chinatown community development center, and what i am trying -- the three main points for today is basically economic hardship, how not everyone has for the fast passes, because they are getting more expensive, and transit dependent, how everyone uses the