but in this day in age, when i hear somebody like peter darby, the c.e.o. of pg&e, who is exiting with a $35 million stock option bonus and is not taxed, that doesn't agree with me. i'm not going to support something that would give somebody like peter darby that kind of free ride from pg&e with a $35 million stock bonus that he gets as an exit. should that be applicable to somebody or somebody like him. so those i think matters would need to be reconciled for something that would be a sweeping legislation that would be addressed on the eternity level and perpetuity, which is why i like the stepped process. and that is where legislation is different because it is on a very stepped process. president o'brien: council member kasselman? >> i just want to ask you the question i asked supervisor farrell to grandfather small businesses that came into san francisco in the next year or two who might come because it's attractive that this is a great opportunity for them not to pay tax on their offering but they're still seven years out from going public because in the sta