i believe this is director weiland's. >> it is. i'm going to wait for dylan to bring up these awesome slides that you prepared. it's how we as an office are going to roll out sbra from shares spaces and dylan will take you through the criteria that we want you to consider. bear with us. it's really important stuff, and it goes in line with what vice president caminong was just talking about. that s.f. live program is really ensuring that we can transition any eligible j.a.m.s to brick and mortar permits. so dylan, if you could go to the first slide. we're going to summarize these two pieces of legislation for you all and how it will affect the world and then share the timeline. here are the topics you can check out. a little bit of breakdown. what changed? the small business recovery act went into effect on september 3, and we've been in implementation mode since, and for some of those items, we were able to roll out immediately, but we're sort of playing catch up in terms of our paperwork and how we're educating our industry about

english nationalism began patsy by being a victim of the periphery is a rating parties from scotland, weiland as well as from the european continent, breaking up the prison that existed at the time of the fall of the roman empire and been in the later stage. it's more a strength from england. i'm moving in in different ways and in different respect on the peripheral countries, whales, ireland, and scotland, the only one of the 3 which wasn't conquered by england. but of course, all these nations borrow from each other and english nationalism as, for example, you could find it in various from the place or texture. you can't say shakes or believe this, but he commits, all of his characters, appear to believe it. and the irish welsh, the scots borrowed from what they could get from shakespeare and from various of the writers and the english like it or not this ever so. but shakespeare's assessing sample isn't it because he sadly plays during the reign of elizabeth the fust a was very much at exemplifying and an heralding an english nationalism plucky england a withstanding the spanish, her mothe

was clear when they gave him the longest sentence in history, and so we think that they took paul weilandthey added to the deal, and so we're sure there's some sort of deal that could be reached that would make both parties comfortable and they just need to get with it and make some sort of agreement. >> let me ask you this, mr. reed, before i let you go, i will be honest with you a difficult question for me to even have to ask you, a father who is watching your son go through this. are you at all concerned that your son may not make it through this hunger strike okay? >> well, we hope that he has enough sense to stop it at a safe point. we're very concerned, my wife is distraught over what's going on and not being able to actually know what's happening, so we're very worried and plus the conditions there aren't good to begin with. there's no medical care, to add on the hunger strike, it's very disconcerting. >> joey reed, i'm so appreciative for you to take the time to talk about the updates this afternoon. please keep us updated always and we really appreciate you being with us. thank y