i m 19 years old. this was my job in this class. my head starts to explode at the break. i asked her for her number so we can go out to lunch. and she said oh, no. i have a boyfriend. i. i was acting. and walked away. yes. so not only was my head spinning from the experience of kissing this pretty girl, my assignment in that class, now she is telling me she wasn t into me at all. oh my god, now what s this world to me. so i thought i don t know what i want to do, but this is really attractive. and if i am going to go down that path, i better become really good at it. the first time i remember having seen you was on seinfeld when you played the sketchy dentist wattley. i beg your pardon, sketchy dentist? take a look. this is the scene i remember. sheryl, would you ready the nitrous oxide, please?
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cost of this package. i want you to address that sheryl, did you believe that s what it was, did you approach this and the commission, obviously, whose job it was to look at this, as a foregone conclusion as the number, it seems to me you just described a number of factors you used to get to the result in the end, what s your reaction? i think there are a couple of things to point out, first and foremost that the committee itself is meant to be made up of community members with lived experience that have been disproportion ately impacted. the idea or the notion that the money would come only from the city and county of san francisco is not the assumption of the committee, the idea of where the money will come from is in conversation still, there s an ordinance in san francisco, the slavery disclosure ordinance which was created in 2006 which was focused on understanding the
is the total cost of this package. i want you to address that, sheryl because do you believe that it was? did you approach this and the commission obviously whose job it was too look at this as a foregone conclusion? it seems to me you described a number of factors that went into figuring out how to get to this result in the end. what s your reaction? i think there are a couple of things to point out. first and foremost, that the committee itself is meant to be made up of community members with lived experience that have been disproportionately impacted. the idea notion that the money would come from only the city and county of san francisco is not the assumption of the committee. i think that this idea of like where the money would come from is also still in conversation. there s also an ordinance in san francisco, the slavery disclosure ordinance, which was created in 2006, which was focused on understanding the
this, i m afraid, is just not that approach. i m glad to have both of you on to be able to converse about this important issue and to have learned, sheryl, more about the process that seemed to consider in a holistic way the different avenues you were talking about but recognize it was not the end of the conversation. sounds like it was intended to spark one and a meaningful one and a continuation of many happening around this country. and we re going to continue it here. thank you so much for both of you. thank you. thank you. we re going to be right back.