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have the more recent time where thags flared up as of last year with students, teachers and omother nityz, on the board of the american indian cultural cent but an alum of the ls public schoo were students complaining about this mural when you were in high school? >> yes. and i remember myself being mupset by thal when i saw it at washington high school. just because i did not go to washington, i graduated in 1916 never means i saw itin person. i went there for sports. i have been to the school and remember thinking why does one of my ancestors look like a decoratiowhile here and dead in this mural. to me dothat not look like decoration. i have been an tive participate in the education program since -- forever. for a very long time. part of my life. we had students coming to us saying we don't want this here. we have students here telling us that they don't want that there because don't feel it is empowering them. hurts them to see it deve in their school. at the end of the day it is in a lobby as a coration. it is art that is decorating the lobby of washington rehi:< school. i r"vdon't

build, they raised their familyies in and have the right to self-determination and ha to live with dig nitystly, that cityies and communityies should be judged b how it treats the elderly and we need to work every single day to make san francisco the number one age-friendly city in amer a america. [ applause ]. >> so today we secelebrate a mar milestone, but this day has been a long, long, long time in coupcom coming and we secelebrate the hd work that's kind of led us here. the path has been extensive to say the least, but one mietric that led us here is simple. in 2007 as an organization we decided that no senior should have to wait longer than 30 yda s to receive our service and we partnered with the department of aging and adult service s to mae sure that anyone who is in emergency is served within two to five days. that simple commitment has driven us to the growth that we've seen that's brought us to this need today to build this new kitchen. in 2007, just to give you an idea, we served 523,000 meals in the city and delivered them, and this year 2 # -- 2.1. think about that growth. we

it has been a company that has gotten a lot of attention for its unusual financial metrics, tda,niti-adjustedhings like that. emily: let's talk about what analysts are actually looking for. what are the questions they want answers to? >> i think they are trying to assess this as a real estate company or tech company. it is something wework has gone back and forth on for many years about how it presents its identity. it wants to be seen as a tech company in part because it is interested in getting that sort of multiple in the markets, and it would be a much more valuable proposition for wework to be seen as such. of course, people look at it and think that this is a company that takes on leases, rents out smaller parcels of real estate and should be considered more like a real estate company or an investment that is modeled more on how real estate models are done. emily: you mentioned the more unconventional metrics. there has also been controversy around the founder and how much money has been taken off the table. what is the status of that? >> that is still part of the story of wework but i

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