great (laughter) >> i remember the neighborhood projects that got started in the bar and on like stained napkins. i met my wife in the nova valley residence we had our reception in the bar in the backyard area in 2001 it was a wonderful event in case you're interested i do have some pictures of the wedding i'm happy to give you to look at (laughter) otherwise i'll be divorced if i don't get the pictures back. there are so few places in the neighborhood that do a continuous history. this is an important thing for the nova valley per we lost josh apple who was one of our san franciscans we can't for the record to lose much more of our neighborhoods and community. i would strongly support that and i hope you agree with it and whatever restrictions you place on vince he'll squirm but he'll be happy to obligate >> i'll pass around the pictures. >> i think you should keep them in the interest of your marriage. >> thank you for allowing me to speak. i'm michael i've been a resident in nova valley for seven years i want to say on behalf of vince i've known him and went to 80 his taven and he's a great s

stain worse. instead, gently dab the spot with a white napkin, or do nothing at all.clean only" means you have to dry clean it? >> no. >> reporter: that's right. secret number five, labels lie! for certain fabrics, like cashmere sweaters, handwashing is just fine. as long as you don't put it in the dryer. but there's one more secret that gets us women hot under the collar. and secret number six, the gender gap. what did you think when you got the bill? >> i thought it was a mistake, i mean, it just doesn't make any sense. >> janet palmer was hotter than a steam iron when she discovered the dry cleaner charged her more than her husband to clean shirts. >> >> exact same shirt? >> yes. >> different size? >> yes. >> two dollars more. >> yes. >> reporter: outraged, palmer decided to call 50 dry cleaners in new york city. and while we can't say its true everywhere, she found women on average paid 73% more. 73% more for what? >> i have no idea. >> what would happen if you put a women's shirt on there? >> it just wouldn't fit. >> it's not sexist, it's economics. women's shirt