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I'm in the Tenderloin this morning and I just want to talk to you a little bit about how the city of San Francisco picks its battles and ultimately hurts small businesses. Dina's Market has been here for over 30 years, has been owned by the current owner since 2013, and it just got cited because those windows are blocked by refrigeration that has been there since the 90s. Real approved plans that were approved on June 28, 2013 that clearly show that the Department of Building Inspe ction knew that there were going to be refrigerators blocking that window, now facing an over six-figure bill to take them out because apparently they're illegal. Is this really how we're prioritizing using city resources, particularly in a neighborhood like the Tenderloin? People who actually need help. Why are we punishing small businesses when what we should be doing is focusing on helping the people outside of these small businesses?