while they're an ornery bunch at times, they are a beautiful part of what makes san francisco special. and when taken in the ag he re gate, what you see is the restaurant industry, all of those 4,000, 5,000 small businesses he help make san francisco the tourist driver and build its economy. ~ aggregate tourism and hospitality is really our number one economic driver and san francisco, it's the primary driver of that economy. i've been honored to work on behalf of those people and this beautiful city and the bay area's restaurant industry. but also one of the things, it is while i think we've had difficult challenges and i feel like the association and the board of directors of the ggra have taken those challenges on in a very positive and meaningful way in really trying to do right by the city in my time at the association, so, i've been very proud of what we've been able to accomplish. you do have to look back at the end of the day and think about what makes san francisco great in that particular job that i had, and at the end of the day my job was to make sure you were well fed and

while they're an ornery bunch at times, they are a beautiful part of what makes san francisco special. and when taken in the ag he re gate, what you see is the restaurant industry, all of those 4,000, 5,000 small businesses he help make san francisco the tourist driver and build its economy. ~ aggregate tourism and hospitality is really our number one economic driver and san francisco, it's the primary driver of that economy. i've been honored to work on behalf of those people and this beautiful city and the bay area's restaurant industry. but also one of the things, it is while i think we've had difficult challenges and i feel like the association and the board of directors of the ggra have taken those

while they're an ornery bunch at times, they are a beautiful part of what makes san francisco special. and when taken in the ag he re gate, what you see is the restaurant industry, all of those 4,000, 5,000 small businesses he help make san francisco the tourist driver and build its economy. ~ aggregate tourism and hospitality is really our number one economic driver and san francisco, it's the priry

i got ornery at the amount of taxes.en you think about when you eventually get the job you want to have and and tax rate wills probably go up because it will be easier to raise taxes than to cut spending. you will see that to your income more. how you retire becomes a problem and how do you send your kids to college becomes more of a problem because that cost will go up. >> the entitlement spending. it will be two-thirds at some point soon of the national budget. who will be paying into that? it has to be young people with jobs footing the bill. jobs have been hard to come by. let me ask you. your thoughts on the obligation you will have? >> we have a disproportionate demographic of baby boomers now. i wish we shared in the same insurance seniors did. but instead we have a patchwork system. we are dealing with privatized tax codes and student loans. >> do you feel there is a clear path forward for you and the people to the left and right and behind you to pay for this obligation? once the baby boomers have passed on ther

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