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WSHIT's focus on crab apples community continues when we go live to City Hall for public

comments on this week's agenda. First up, again, Karen Bloomsfield from Wattles

to At Street addresses concerns she has around public use of funds. This is Bloomsfield

is of course the reason why we have the 30 second limit on public comments. Karen, your

time starts now.

So, are we going? See, I have a name. Let's spell it.

ARR-O-Y-O-Dash, G-U-Z-M-A-N. You know those names? You should. See, there's a movie

called ARR-O-Y-O-2014. Get up and watch it. And guess what? I'm not the rancher. Not

the rancher's wife. Not the rancher's kid. Not that I couldn't have been. That's not

the path I chose. My ex-husband is the killer. And newsflash, she's not dead. So, see this

here? Because I was showing somebody that City doesn't really use real money. So, here,

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