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in other wordin regards to -- tu for identifying the homeless address. i wanted to see if maybe you could do this for me -- so on page 21, you have station one, and station one received 409 calls on one month. and it's next month it was 423. and the next month it was 427. >> yes. >> there was recent news that the homeless population in san francisco had gone up by 30%. that was probably a surprise to a lot of people, but i believe if we were to look at these numbers, we would probably see that. you can see how the percentages go from 39% to 37% to 36%. so the percentages are going down, but the actual calls are going up. so -- do you see what i'm talking about? >> correct, yes. >> so i wanted to see if you could add just a single column at the bottom of each one of these that adds them all up, so that we can actually see the actual calls are going up as well. because if we're saying, oh, well, the average city-wide is 38%, and it's been consistently 38% for the last three years, but if you actually look at the numbers and the homeless-related calls are u