. >> i have a few more cards, tracy turk, john eller, ben lyman, margaret sagen. >> good afternoon, and thank you very much for giving us this opportunity to speak before you. my name is elizabeth young and i am a hotel, restaurant worker and i work with unite here in local two, and i actually work in a restaurant, and the busiest restaurant year after year, after year and san francisco. and it happens to be at fisherman's wharf and that is scomsxa, that employs more than 150 people and i am very happy to have my job. and not only are we the busiest restaurant but we also have people who have been working there no for over 40 years and i know a woman who has been working there for 45 years and i have only been working there for eleven years and which means that i am a rookie and i still have a lot to learn. i would like to give you a little bit of background, and when i first came to fisherman's wharf restaurant a long long time ago. and back in the 70s. i worked at a famous unionized house and those days almost all of the restaurants were union. and at this job, i learned well how a bu

>> my name is tracy turk. i am just here out of personal curiosity. commissioner dwight, do you have any idea or any of you have any idea where the seiu come from with this? where did this come from? >>well, i think that is a complicated question and probably one that has some nuanced answer. i think it is intimately related to some other negotiations going on presently with the city. so this is really, i think, a wake-up call. i know it doesn't have universal support from other unions in the city and it's not to be construed as the consolidated and sort of general view of all union organizers here in the city. so it's something that frankly, unfortunately it kind of circumvented a process that the mayor had announced that he was going to set forth and has now convened in this minimum-wage task force, where labor is at the time. it's unfortunately caused a lot of chaos in the process, but it's a call to action. >> okay. i was just curious. thank you. >> thank you. >> any other members of the public? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner