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[00:00] We have a call to the Board of Regorations.
[00:06] Monkeys and Gaffle.
[00:07] We are the Monday of May 3.
[00:09] We are going to do a cruise line.
[00:15] Thank you for the question.
[00:31] These have five.
[00:34] No problem.
[00:35] Five.
[00:36] Five.
[00:37] Five.
[00:38] Three.
[00:39] A group of minutes.
[00:40] The day for my feet.
[00:41] Twenty, twenty, one.
[00:42] Big number twenty, six.
[00:44] Twenty, one.
[00:45] And they were 28.
[00:46] Twenty, one.
[00:47] Two.
[00:49] Twelve.
[00:50] One.
[00:51] Second.
[00:53] He says Five.
[00:54] No book.
[00:55] Five.
[00:56] One.
[01:16] Four.
[01:17] Five.
[01:18] The time we put in is all wrong here and you spend on it with your friend family and friends.
[01:24] Other things that you might want to do, just spend time here for our own family and family.
[01:28] You kind of mean things better than it.
[01:30] Appreciate it.
[01:31] The ride is wrong here.
[01:33] And don't end it.
[01:34] Do it again.
[01:35] Thank you.
[01:36] We got a little.
[01:37] We're going for a ride.
[01:40] But we don't think we're going to do it.
[01:49] Let's then present the ride or hit a appreciation recognition for your lead.
[01:52] But then you can't say anything.
[01:57] That's just because there's going to be a huge point.
[02:22] It's going to be a huge point.
[02:24] That's going to be a huge point.
[02:33] If you're going to do it,
[02:35] what do you think.
[02:37] I think that's going to be a great point,
[02:50] I agree.
[02:51] Okay?
[02:52] I agree.
[02:54] I agree.
[02:55] Give someone some respect or bread.
[03:00] that I was a fourth obeyed in the medical institution of the United States, and the
[03:08] constitution of the State of Oklahoma, and then I will not know if we've received
[03:14] directly or indirectly, and any many more other valuable things, for the performance, for
[03:26] the performance, and any after-duty pertainence, my office, other than the compensation
[03:35] allowed by law, I further sperm, that I would make this charge, according to the best
[03:46] of my ability, for the best of my ability, the duties as my office during such time,
[03:53] as I am a member of the Miami City Council, and the Board of Trustees, and the Board of Trustees
[04:04] of the Miami City Council, and the Board of Trustees, of the Miami City Council, as the city
[05:10] in the United States, and the constitution of the state of Oklahoma, and then I will not know
[05:38] We follow in ways where it refers to someone's word or word that I support obeyed and the Constitution.
[05:44] That I support obeyed and the Constitution.
[05:47] At the end of the day.
[05:48] At the Constitution.
[05:49] At the Constitution.
[05:50] At the state of Oklahoma.
[05:52] At the Constitution.
[05:53] At the state of Oklahoma.
[05:54] And then I will love knowing you received directly your Avery briefly.
[05:57] And I know I believe you're gay.
[06:00] Any money or other valuable things?
[06:02] Any money or other valuable things?
[06:04] Any money or other valuable things?
[06:05] For the performance, we're not performance.
[06:07] For the performance, we're not.
[06:09] Any actor duty?
[06:10] Any actor duty?
[06:12] For teenagers, my office.
[06:13] Thank you, my office.
[06:14] Other than the compensation, a lot, I wrote.
[06:16] Other than the compensation, I wrote.
[06:18] I further square our firm.
[06:20] A worker's work or firm?
[06:22] That I was a pretty good charge.
[06:24] A employee's job.
[06:25] According to the best of my abilities.
[06:27] According to the best of my abilities.
[06:29] The duties of my office.
[06:31] The duties of my office.
[06:32] Through a such time as I am a member of the Mining City Council.
[06:35] Through a set of times, I am a member of a time as the court.
[06:38] The court for warful.
[06:40] And the board of trustees of the Mining City Council.
[06:43] Of the city of Mining City Council.
[06:47] The city of Mining City Council.
[06:49] Praise me, James.
[06:50] I'm the president.
[06:51] My name is Mining City, but I'm the Chair?
[07:21] The Secretary for Education.
[07:29] Thanks.
[07:30] So what?
[07:31] He said,
[07:32] Submerge.
[07:33] He said,
[07:34] Submerge.
[07:35] He said.
[07:38] The rage.
[07:41] There's always a point that makes deserve a special amount of down-down
[07:46] Rebellion that we can be.
[07:48] Are they?
[07:50] Submerge.
[07:51] He said,
[07:52] Submerge.
[07:53] He said,
[07:54] Submerge.
[07:55] Submerge.
[08:02] Submerge.
[08:04] All right.
[08:05] All right.
[08:07] All right.
[08:10] Well, the thing that was good, the first of the cases, we have one of the night.
[08:13] Which is the job that we need to pay.
[08:15] Yeah.
[08:28] That's a very good statement.
[08:29] And I had to kind of select a few things to comment which would be.
[08:35] So, it's, um, a sharp find.
[08:37] I have to find some things at the center of check.
[08:39] But everything is in the action.
[08:40] What the function associates.
[08:42] We have to use the drug.
[08:43] It's a lawsuit, so that the form of the supply and add to your other reports.
[08:46] That's an important information for you.
[08:48] We can't question three upon that before you go to sign.
[08:51] Back to the design.
[08:52] Resuming those two have been down to producing out the subject outside of the city for anything else
[08:56] online, should be considered and choosing all of them.
[09:00] If I'm a people of things, I'm going to be a question.
[09:02] This is the right way to plan.
[09:03] On February 4, 2019, Sean and City Commission have been able
[09:07] to the City Manager at Brewer on $70,000
[09:10] for sure, for sure, for sure, for sure, for sure,
[09:12] for sure, for sure.
[09:13] Our original socials have been clean and affordable
[09:15] out of three years.
[09:17] On the June 5th of 2021, the A.A.
[09:20] Alpharo District will need all of their product into $7,000 dollars.
[09:24] They asked Jim Denham, Arnold and Associates
[09:26] that the product that they have supported them
[09:28] and have agreed to share the A.A.A.
[09:30] to reveal the misuse of restricted funds.
[09:33] Arnold and Associates chose not to answer the question.
[09:37] On two ways in their 20-hour and social supply
[09:39] telephone, state council results,
[09:41] it's a best way to find it, and on April 1, 2020,
[09:44] telephone, ring a higher Arnold and Socialist
[09:46] to be known as Friends of God.
[09:47] Some of us all love it, it's not clear you're honest
[09:49] on it, but friends of God, the wood, and the suitors
[09:52] to find unique designs, and their products,
[09:54] have pushed other citizens to have a friends of God,
[09:56] and need an agarosis of its deducted or implemented to be followed.
[10:00] As a citizen of the IAR, we are encouraging you to do
[10:02] to receive all of your opinions, please take a close
[10:04] to the big health and come to the final statement.
[10:08] Thank you, Josh.
[10:09] In the case of your consent agenda,
[10:13] instead of that, we're going to be a true one
[10:15] to love a new book, P.E.
[10:18] I'm looking forward to your vote.
[10:33] So please have a couple.
[10:35] How cool.
[10:36] On her David?
[10:40] Hi.
[10:41] Hi.
[10:42] Hi.
[10:45] 15 Executive Regents.
[10:47] Sorry for the excellent comments.
[10:49] Another day for a college and so here for this week, you're only going on.
[10:55] Hi.
[10:56] And this is the digitized EGC.
[10:58] Every year we bring one before we cancel every year.
[11:05] Another dimension to the other services,
[11:08] I should murder her in, but go to him.
[11:13] So, by say, statute, cancel means required to call or order
[11:18] on it, and murdering it is the end of the fiscal year,
[11:21] which is why you see this about this time of year.
[11:23] The audit is a financial statements,
[11:27] and that means that at well the handling of it is actually
[11:30] what records say isn't that.
[11:31] A little bit about the process.
[11:36] So, we send that a request to work because we don't hear that a lot.
[11:39] I know the push on what it would be.
[11:41] We send one out to twenty-one respondents,
[11:44] and put it on our website on February 5th, with a delay of March 1st.
[11:50] We didn't see two proposals.
[11:57] In that proposal.
[12:00] or in our RFP, there is actually a checklist that, of that cell,
[12:04] you would respond to, however, when it arrived.
[12:07] When we received those proposals, the Missile wanted to enter
[12:11] myself separately.
[12:13] We scored each one using that checklist.
[12:17] And then in a later day, the person agent calls me,
[12:21] and she tells the American College of American Sports.
[12:24] We do not know about the price of this and this,
[12:26] because of that comes in the field of blood.
[12:29] So at the same meeting, after she tells the American
[12:33] scores, she opened the seal of the formula,
[12:36] and one of the questions that we can't answer to the seal,
[12:38] the seal of blood is,
[12:39] that the formula was being in the wrong way to take
[12:42] and what it cost for an office, actually,
[12:45] and how long has it taken.
[12:46] So here are the scores, but all of this is in the pattern,
[12:49] it's now referred to as actually the pattern.
[12:52] The scores of the American score were for artists,
[12:55] 101, HSPG and socials, that was the other one.
[12:59] There was 101, too.
[13:01] They both got a score of 10,
[13:03] what we call the timing score,
[13:05] which is that's the one that people understood,
[13:07] and what's the pricing.
[13:09] So, Arnold had a total score of 200 and 11,
[13:12] and HSPG got a score of 202.
[13:15] And in the table below, it showed us the cost estimates
[13:20] that we've been seeing what actors score, and it was there.
[13:25] So, couple things to note,
[13:27] Arnold's such a pass then,
[13:29] the last five artists for the city.
[13:33] The first four of those five artists was then
[13:36] by Arnold and Paul, he had a smooth HSPG.
[13:39] HSPG did not have a government argument,
[13:42] but it was in the waiting room there.
[13:44] Great back.
[13:46] I don't say the name of his HSPG.
[13:50] We really seriously consider changing files every time.
[13:54] This is the fourth time that I've been involved in
[13:57] finance that we have on HSPG.
[14:00] And it's important that we have new eyes
[14:03] looking at our documents when this comes up.
[14:07] So, one of the things with,
[14:10] so, Arnold's score of highest,
[14:12] and you know, we've got two responses.
[14:15] But the biggest thing is now a new team
[14:17] is actually looking at our records.
[14:19] And there are a few different questions,
[14:21] and that's a very different thing.
[14:22] They asked for one of the documents.
[14:24] And again, they're really looking to see
[14:26] what's in the mind,
[14:27] who's what our record says,
[14:28] and what a financial statement is.
[14:31] Some other things to note,
[14:33] Arnold's best had,
[14:35] they have decades of experience
[14:37] in a municipal building.
[14:39] They had very different answers.
[14:43] They've done lots for the upcoming municipal buildings.
[14:45] Municipally, but also known as OMA,
[14:47] the ODPRB, which is the Oklahoma water resources
[14:51] before they've done bodies for the state of the home
[14:55] of the department's securities and insurance department.
[14:57] And then what we're really looking for is a lot.
[15:00] experience in the municipal auditorium, and they've done
[15:03] scans of that, a book error, and then, or it's also
[15:07] a book of access to some of the cities that they've recorded.
[15:10] I would like to bring you the moment, if you represent,
[15:13] are there's just an answer in the questions you might have?
[15:17] I'd like to ask you to be able to talk to me about the last
[15:21] 40 years of the art of the living, and have been talking
[15:25] in the States later today, right?
[15:29] No.
[15:30] Carvering sessions, because actually, you're just a car room
[15:35] on the administrative side to use Carvering sessions as a consultant,
[15:39] and they help us prepare our financial statements.
[15:42] That's really when things are happening in a family life,
[15:45] which will be a reference in creating a financial statements,
[15:49] to prevent the other, and then that will be a problem.
[15:52] I'm going to give you a little piece of the amount of the garbage
[15:59] we're already getting, so it's, and I just,
[16:02] come here to be a good night to answer any questions
[16:06] you would like to be an answer at the work,
[16:08] any issues you would like for me to address, and I think of you that.
[16:13] You, you're at your public office, all you have to give you the address,
[16:16] and you have that.
[16:17] I can hand encourage you to call simply a term that the mayor,
[16:21] the city of California, but they are ongoing client,
[16:25] and I believe you will find very good references for us
[16:28] with the city of California.
[16:30] Say, Mr. President Shaw, you may continue to be a comment.
[16:34] We're going to the mayor there and we're going to continue to be a vote.
[16:37] I think we'll chance to ask him to sit in an afternoon,
[16:40] so we'll be happy to see both of you.
[16:43] Mr. Shaw, can you speak on the,
[16:46] a common, kind of, and we can't.
[16:50] I can want to speak to that case, specifically, that is,
[16:54] in the, in the, in the, in the, in the real matter of four days to speak to it,
[16:59] where it entrances to the line together for just barely a month,
[17:02] coupled in their ends of that agreement, but it tends to be to be in general.
[17:08] We do a lot of their financial statements, and the purpose of that,
[17:13] is to apply it on whether or not they are presented in the tour,
[17:19] the tour of the contract under government of high standards.
[17:24] We're not engaged, are you, to, if you want to put on that.
[17:27] It's a separate case, but I think we want those to be held up.
[17:30] It's correct.
[17:32] We can't do that work, but that's not what you are hiring in high-ranking.
[17:39] Okay, so you're hiring us to a prime, confident state that's going to not.
[17:43] They're presented in the warm days with different ways that put it down in the process,
[17:48] which, for you, is the, I don't know what you're going to say.
[17:52] And in doing that, we do cooperation to our transformations.
[17:55] We do to test work.
[17:56] But it is not at the level of order of death that we need.
[18:00] be done to give you an opinion on whether or not there was any problem in the city.
[18:07] So that is the level of work we need to do, or that we do too with this type of engagement.
[18:14] Now, what I was trying to think about that situation, the partner that was in charge of the audit
[18:26] that resulted in the loss of this and all over the firm, so that it's awesome when they would have
[18:32] been on their audit.
[18:35] In some of the four, yes, how does this happen when I see a firm based student?
[18:40] The first one was, say, we've been in business school for 37 years now.
[18:45] We have had one, lost one.
[18:48] That is a very, very small number in the business category.
[18:53] And I hope you understand that anyone can sue anyone, and that's not lost since work.
[18:59] But no, it's not what happens when we see a firm as a student.
[19:03] We have professional liability insurance, and actually we have a core bank.
[19:07] And it's your fault.
[19:08] The insurance company spends the end to resolve that.
[19:11] Our insurance company dealt with the fact that situation and their attorneys manage that situation.
[19:18] We don't hire attorneys.
[19:20] We don't speak to the people still in us.
[19:24] None of those days happen.
[19:26] So, how does it get selling like a core?
[19:28] Well, when the insurance companies, attorneys, believe that their cheapest course of it,
[19:34] of action is to sell it out of court because of the cost of going to court is very expensive.
[19:40] The insurance company does a power to raise out of Oklahoma.
[19:44] So, all of those are very expensive costs for them.
[19:47] Then they sell it when they believe they should sell it.
[19:50] And so, we're not actually controlling that on our bank accounts.
[19:56] If that kind of option is to share the power of these networks.
[20:00] Anything else?
[20:05] I think they should be very determined.
[20:16] We're all out of the back there of the design and order for me to think of it.
[20:19] That's the reason why I work for our examination.
[20:22] Those two terms are interchangeable.
[20:24] I think we'll turn with our examination of the State of California.
[20:28] Those are the reasons.
[20:30] Those are the reasons that normally said that when you already have an inkling of what we're concerned about.
[20:36] In other words, it would be very expensive for the higher someone to do a broad base of all activities.
[20:43] To try to see if there's any problem and you don't have the idea for that might be right.
[20:48] The city is willing to want to pay for that.
[20:51] So, what happens most often is we don't have to concern this person.
[20:56] Or we have to concern with these accounts or these types of things.
[21:00] transactions and then we came in a very narrow focus of we are working at this because it does take quite
[21:08] pricey for clients. So what can you talk about as far as about a client who's been seeing
[21:21] money all over the last several years and all over the country's other business.
[21:25] I'm sorry again, it's probably stopped. So I don't have anything to go with background and I don't
[21:32] a new partner for the city of Miami. I just picked it up. I don't know, maybe here now.
[21:39] So I can tell you one of my needs for the most recent year. The years before that the partner in charge
[21:47] is actually now including over the HSPG. So he's over there, noticing why you're on it. He will be a biologist in charge of it
[21:57] for the poor previous year.
[22:03] Finding the efficiencies of shortcomings in some way or another way.
[22:07] Right. It can run the gamut of non-confinanced mistake law, non-confinanced.
[22:14] Federal law, things not recorded correctly, I mean actually. First of all, they did a lot of work
[22:22] about things like accounts not being right in style of timely. Those sorts of things.
[22:29] Again, we don't apply on any of those. So just to know the difference between what are we saying
[22:36] or confident of? We're saying we're confident that the financial statements are presented in accordance with
[22:45] general accepted circumstances. We give you a report on compliance and Trump controls.
[22:50] But that's the report based on what we saw while we were getting together in it.
[22:56] So it's not an engagement to do that report, so much as that report is a byproduct of the work we did to get to the opinion.
[23:05] The other question is, certainly. The issues that were brought to a council night in March,
[23:25] were certainly something that we took into consideration, obviously, of course we would.
[23:32] So we had the need to reach out to firm and ask them for their response to the issues
[23:42] that were brought up to the council and we had a similar conversation to the information that we're not sharing
[23:50] a few days. In addition to that, I myself reached out to the University of Oklahoma Council
[24:00] right. I explicitly brought up the opportunity to succeed in going to their feedback
[24:07] or matter. He's saying to the right guy, I think that's very right in the works for all
[24:13] opportunities. So, she's thought that you're extremely right to confirm, you know, I think
[24:20] his comments were something around the parents who were the best around you, and you're
[24:24] very, very sensitive. Keeping in mind, but that is the announcing board's mission, is to
[24:31] safeguard the public by assessing the qualifications of the parents in the safe and the
[24:39] parents in the safe. And so, he's trying to figure out how he's doing to make sure that
[24:44] something that they look into, and thought that in research and make sure that there's
[24:50] anything to bring up the mission. Certainly, as they are, we're sort of fine. The C today is our
[24:57] shape. Obviously, we're going to make sure that we haven't, we're just qualified to
[25:03] record the CBA tracks. Anyway, that conversation, the conversation that I had, the reception
[25:10] he had. In fact, I believe, you know, our purchasing process that we went through was extremely
[25:19] consistent, fair, and accurate. As Jill did point out, we said, how to work in training,
[25:25] herbs, and that back to herbs that we're actually working with in the city. We evaluate those
[25:34] very closely. We make very close attention to what exactly there's the herb of the working
[25:41] with the little cities contract. Because it's just stated, we do understand it since it's important.
[25:47] We can't even survive. It's often possible because often that's better things are caught
[25:54] that's saved out. And although it's not their core mission, the kind of way you're going to
[26:00] say it's to try to go after a bit of a front front, they actually would be from my training
[26:06] to be sure it's my kind of training to take home. They're always looking for a result.
[26:11] Anything they find or see that the books, honest, they can point out. They make sure that
[26:19] you're keeping it during the suicide has not to be divided like that. And if they see significant
[26:26] risks, they can't do their own for a result to be inspired from passion and thought. So that would kind
[26:35] of be a case that we did today, and keep it running, that we have to in a bit of honor to see
[26:40] what it's worth. And specifically, Crawford and Associates, which should be regular
[26:47] multiple, some of the lack of this is what we can say in the huge very regular term.
[26:52] That is because our chemistry is also about all of the Associates. He's doing a bit of terms,
[26:58] or essentially, you know, key.
[27:00] in 19 modernized working on them, they have relax and say everything that each one of them
[27:05] is doing in another performing the audience in North Korea or sitting back and sitting
[27:10] back and sitting.
[27:11] So it's not like we even have all of our kids in the NASA, the risk of the safety is very
[27:15] lovely.
[27:16] Now there's always group for error.
[27:20] We don't need money, it's always, you know, in this case, they are dealing with the
[27:24] looking to be inferred as you'll say that the money that we've worked with the money to
[27:29] actually exist.
[27:30] It's actually a different thing.
[27:31] But the main report is as a new state of the United States, right?
[27:35] They are not going in back trying to do this in North Korea, but they're going out of the
[27:41] documents, they're making sure that the documents exist as the documents are being controlled
[27:46] and they may actually be put in the front of them and they're following the gas and say it.
[27:51] That means that if they say nothing, they will report to us immediately, these types of audits should
[28:00] be found.
[28:01] That's why they're not going to be the sex activities, it's something we have to do.
[28:06] This is how we've listened to these audits themselves and make sure they're going to be working
[28:11] public.
[28:12] But our financial audits, or our own financial framework, take this, or act, we continue to go through
[28:20] this process every few years, so we'll put it out for the more of them being.
[28:24] As we get the share, you know, at this point, we're looking to be getting the data.
[28:31] It's awesome, since we've had to participate in a nice, very basic and useful year.
[28:38] That means then, you know, that is about a free-workable process that we've been doing previously.
[28:46] If the camera's on the floor too, we're going to go back on the bed and see if we're going to
[28:51] winters.
[28:52] And then, we're going to take this time to be different results and we've got the ability
[28:57] to be in the process that create the results of a massive failure and thank you for generating
[29:06] a few different results.
[29:07] So, to make myself and make some of the results, we're confident in the research and how we shall
[29:13] do.
[29:14] There's a scope of it that they may very go to the comments, and that being said, I have a
[29:20] new problem with the recognition that you can't tell.
[29:25] But when you said, Dr. Nancy Ward, did you ask that you specifically about what we're going to be?
[29:33] I mean, they were absolutely aware that they've been able to talk to the doctor that they've had
[29:39] an old race and a research at the time of the year, and had no wishes with what they
[29:47] think they saw.
[29:48] I think in this words, the fact that we have, for instance, year of veterans in the government
[29:57] in the county, that's only at one.
[30:00] The issue of things, it's pretty much made to itself.
[30:05] We have that issue of Luxembourg.
[30:07] In the courts, we were insurance.
[30:09] We really have been very, very comfortable.
[30:12] It's from the older.
[30:24] Look at that.
[30:25] One thing I might address the situation of being asked about the situation
[30:31] and the farm decline to respond.
[30:33] That was the response from the media.
[30:35] And we do not respond to the media.
[30:38] We work in the city council.
[30:39] We respond to the city council.
[30:42] And so, we will always respond to you.
[30:45] You're very personal here in writing, whatever she requests of us,
[30:50] but we do not respond to the media.
[30:52] We're making a proposal.
[31:07] 7, we'll reject.
[31:08] We'll accept it.
[31:14] May this.
[31:20] These have.
[31:21] I've heard.
[31:22] You know.
[31:23] Double.
[31:25] Harder.
[31:27] 5.
[31:28] 6.
[31:31] 6.
[31:32] Because it's a minute.
[31:34] Which is the reasons the most of us did.
[31:42] 7.
[31:43] 7.
[31:52] 8.
[31:53] Where?
[31:54] For council.
[31:55] We need to announce.
[31:57] About a few years.
[31:59] How was on here?
[32:01] So we can get something to make sure.
[32:04] I think that.
[32:05] Who?
[32:06] It was a.
[32:07] Back through on Friday night.
[32:10] It was nice to.
[32:13] Playing.
[32:14] I said.
[32:15] I.
[32:16] I wrote this.
[32:17] And then I did.
[32:18] I.
[32:19] It.
[32:20] It.
[32:21] But.
[32:22] It.
[32:23] So I think this was.
[32:24] Back this week.
[32:25] The.
[32:26] The.
[32:27] The.
[32:28] The.
[32:29] The.
[32:30] The.
[32:31] The.
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[32:40] The.
[32:42] It can.
[32:45] We.
[32:46] Let's not the.
[32:49] We.
[32:51] No.
[32:53] But I'll write it.
[32:54] Mmm.
[32:56] Oh, good.
[32:57] That.
[32:58] 17.
[32:59] Good.
[33:00] A.
[33:07] Oh.
[33:08] Get the.
[33:09] Have.
[33:00] They're good.
[33:01] They're bad to send me good.
[33:04] But, how's that happen to the else in the else building?
[33:07] I do.
[33:08] In the man's world, Chuck finally makes us able to open the softball turn.
[33:16] And it wasn't huge, but it was successful.
[33:19] I was out there to kind of get playin' in.
[33:22] And, so I'll coach it, reaching out to Chuck for how it was being run.
[33:26] And they can carry out the new softball turn.
[33:29] And then, on the side note of Thursday night, 38 teams, just over 400 young ladies from age,
[33:37] four to 14 is, will be out there four times a week.
[33:44] On the Tuesday Thursday, it's Friday.
[33:49] And it will be the chaos.
[33:52] I'm saying that out loud, I'm hearing it, because I'm thinking of stuff like that.
[33:56] And it's going to, I can't get out of it.
[33:58] And that's a on purpose.
[34:00] It's our really focused care about the softball.
[34:03] They should shut the bank attention, because this guy's done that to the seat.
[34:09] And I'm going to see it through them on that.
[34:11] So, I'm laying down to my, I think I could put it down on.
[34:17] Because I was about to get there.
[34:20] There's a bunch of girls who love that thing.
[34:22] I'm inviting anybody, everybody.
[34:24] They don't sit back.
[34:25] They've wanders.
[34:26] The impact of the sports to drive by out there.
[34:30] Six, seven, a clock, Monday, 30th of Friday evening.
[34:34] And seated.
[34:35] And I'm getting back.
[34:37] It's incredible.
[34:39] How much does it go?
[34:41] It's a long, some grand balls.
[34:43] And grand ones.
[34:44] Spend it to go.
[34:45] What suits you.
[34:46] Get a base hit.
[34:47] So, that's all.
[34:49] I want to add that.
[34:51] But this team, when you think of these teams.
[34:53] He thinks too.
[34:54] And see.
[34:56] We have people from here.
[34:58] You live in a tax.
[34:59] It's great to have also.
[35:02] Show me.
[35:03] You're all over.
[35:04] And we talk to those folks.
[35:07] They talk about the term.
[35:08] It's a big region.
[35:09] And the people they bring you.
[35:10] And the impact of that.
[35:12] And it's happening there.
[35:13] And it's happening back there.
[35:14] They came here.
[35:16] And the impact here.
[35:18] Our restaurants still.
[35:20] A couple of separate restaurants.
[35:22] They're protecting those journalists.
[35:24] And they're smart.
[35:26] They're protecting those.
[35:27] They're protecting those.
[35:28] They're working on that.
[35:29] They're not a dozen.
[35:30] They're helping them.
[35:31] They're helping them.
[35:32] They're protecting those.
[35:33] They're jam-packed.
[35:35] And.
[35:36] What this lady, her team do.
[35:38] We've got to do behind them.
[35:40] But there's no way that you take them on me.
[35:42] They're getting back here.
[35:43] And the only place we see is that there's a cash register.
[35:46] For the fact.
[35:48] And we need to get behind her and give her the tools.
[35:51] The truck to them.
[35:52] I mean, we keep bringing those guys out.
[35:54] They're going to make it clear.
[35:56] They're going to make it clear.
[36:01] We were all standing.
[36:02] We were all standing.
[36:06] We were all standing.
[36:08] All right, so go to the book of my team, send me a hand to this invitation.
[36:15] Well I got a few things to share with you tonight, the great act of this.
[36:20] We had a lot of the week in the early birthday of the last time.
[36:24] That was in very, very busy last week.
[36:27] Trying to get everything done.
[36:29] I'm going to put the crew tonight.
[36:32] Very excited.
[36:33] We were going to go off the beat.
[36:35] constantly doing the raising up, pulling them down together, and getting the benefits of all.
[36:41] The acts of takeover on the end of the food trucks they had, to the food room, and to the
[36:45] grocery, and to the slices of the food trucks. That's a good problem I have. So hopefully
[36:51] you can be heard from some of those, the bits that we have with that community on the end of
[36:56] your mind, or a bigger bit, and hopefully make a submission of their cruising life, which
[37:04] they pass it on your mission last year. I think you're retired. Waiting for that night for
[37:12] a long time. So I'm glad that I was in the rendition of it. I'll take it in the end, and
[37:17] have to see if she damn family is very busy, because I thought it's a car that's probably very
[37:22] busy, but I think it brought me a lot of the lots and lots of factors in the body.
[37:33] I thought it was not going to happen. I thought it was a part of that, and I think it's going to be
[37:40] a bit complicated because she'll be trying to dislocate it. So we had quite a part of the fact that
[37:46] the last of two years that his life has a life with building a new 76-prior of two older machines
[37:58] in the course of discipline. We're out of the complexity of the three-wheel, but it was great
[38:03] to eye all the down in the windshield. Luckily it looked like there was no one intended to do
[38:10] the performance of the make-tree. We could say she was out there in the business and in the
[38:14] department. We could say we could just be in the scenes like. I'm sorry.
[38:21] Same thing as neat dogs. These scenes back to make it look like that's correct. Anyway,
[38:27] great men. It was so thorough to be able to get to that point. You know, speaking here with the other
[38:33] great things, we've got kind of obviously raw, actually way to be able to be able to be more cool.
[38:39] Something really made cool, simply. This week we're working on the people.
[38:45] Hope that that ramp up into this month that we can start with a lighter.
[38:50] We can be lighter and solved, so we're obviously still in a month's show in a second months away.
[39:00] and we had a bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit because every time you raise it, it would be tough.
[39:06] The way you're trying to make it to the end.
[39:08] So whether obviously this takes a very good lead to that time limit,
[39:12] but we have started producing all the paperwork that hired your temporary staff,
[39:18] so that all of our folks' ways can work with concessions,
[39:23] and my guard and all the things that we in place to talk with that.
[39:28] I'm maybe more interested to talk about it.
[39:32] You know, the banking is a big deal.
[39:35] It's a big deal.
[39:36] It's a big deal.
[39:38] They're going to start memorizing this week, so they can get open.
[39:43] Hope we can have everything in place.
[39:46] And we're going to have a little bit of something to do.
[39:48] So this is going to get out there and start doing that.
[39:51] We're going to have a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of that.
[39:56] I'm going to be the last thing that I wanted to mention was just tonight,
[40:02] because we're going to have a great experience of watching this in a time of work.
[40:05] We've got great folks who basically needed to care for this week.
[40:10] We've got a lot of work to do.
[40:13] So, I think that's going to be a great deal.
[40:15] We've got a lot of work to do.
[40:18] We've got great folks who basically needed to care to leave this community.
[40:23] And we're willing to stay on a great, great work in science,
[40:28] to the scouts of the decision.
[40:32] And, you know, the things that I've never talked about are extremely good.
[40:36] You can use your things.
[40:38] The issues that Mr. Bowley brought up tonight.
[40:42] We're always concerned to be missed out.
[40:44] In fact, they're terrible.
[40:46] Because those are the works of the works that he was going to never want to find out.
[40:51] That the money was being misproperated in this evening.
[40:54] The works that he gave me.
[40:57] These are not our bonds.
[40:59] This is not our money.
[41:01] He's hiding in my neighborhood.
[41:03] That's gave me a note.
[41:05] We're going to be staying on a great state note.
[41:07] And he says, it's too hard to buy something.
[41:10] I'm sure he'll be processes.
[41:11] I answer that as always.
[41:13] It should be hard.
[41:14] It should be very hard.
[41:16] Because you're spending something else to come.
[41:19] And so, the fact that we never look side to the fact that we are entrusted with the energy.
[41:26] The government and the money's going to take to the edge of the run.
[41:30] And say, this is not our money.
[41:32] It should be difficult to stay.
[41:34] It should always be hard.
[41:37] So, I would like to think we'll be able to take those things.
[41:43] We're trying to be important.
[41:47] Then we are a village.
[41:49] We're going to be very happy to be here today.
[41:52] So, as a group, a guy who can make decisions as a group.
[42:00] You know tonight, you can blame both, no, it's the eyes of the intervention.
[42:08] That's the way it should work in the work of the way it should.
[42:12] Because it's willing to both, and it's the work of the, after most of the other people,
[42:17] it was only to stand up and not come to you with that.
[42:20] And you need right there, like, around that, and it will never be shocked
[42:26] and then everyone will be shocked with the outcome of the vote.
[42:30] And never if we can go with the votes in the week or into it,
[42:34] and it's never even matter at certain points that should simply process it.
[42:39] That means that the Black Sea, the advocacy, the advocacy, the advocacy of the individuals,
[42:46] the support of the city, and the impact of the year and health of the community.
[42:51] And I can't, I always want to mention what I'm providing you with all the information you need.
[42:56] Well, if I'm not, at least I have to push it to the area and if there is a solution to turning your own lives,
[43:03] you will be able to add the satisfaction that you should make sure you have it.
[43:07] Thank you for all the free time and participation that you've put it out, but you may leave me a lot.