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Everybody else is good. >> I don't know so much. Okay. >> You're everywhere. Every time I see you, you're somewhere. You're doing something. >> You're ready, sir. >> Ready? Okay. Call your fair committee. Call to order your line. A It is 603.

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Roll call. Rosal, Loris Corvo, Geraldine, Isabelle Diaz, Maria, Sarah Suarez, Castillo, That's it. >> Okay. Right. Omar is coming.

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>> Linda's on there. >> Linda's on. Hello. >> Hello, everyone. >> Hi. >> You feeling better? >> Uh, so so today's the second day, so um I'm It'll be a couple of more days. >> Okay. All right. >> But thank you.

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>> Yeah. Okay. Good. Good. Good. Good. And then Millie said she doesn't feel well also. Whatever. additions, corrections, and deletions. >> Any everything's okay with the state? >> Well, except for the budget.

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>> We got it. We got it right. >> You got it. Okay. >> No, but we need to >> we need any additions or corrections to the minutes? >> To the minutes. >> Anybody a motion to approve the bill? >> Yes. Motion second. Second.

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>> All in favor? I >> Any nay? Hearing none is pass. Okay. Hey, we approved the minutes. Public comments. Any is that with your mom when she speaks? No. >> Um well, she's waiting for >> for your friend. So, we'll bring it

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back. Okay. No public comments. >> Uh nobody else. >> She's not going to wait. She's just running. >> Okay. Presentation. We'll we'll skip it and come back to it. >> Right. >> Treasury report. Um, so I say I said today we have 4,680

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with 80 cents. >> Oh, that's a little bit of money. >> Yeah, because I know last month we had 8,000 8,977 and we spent 4,000. >> We spent 4,000. How we spend 4,000? >> That's with you.

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>> Yes. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Okay. What is it? The familiar forum. >> But what did we spend $4,000? >> We don't normally spend 4,000. >> Yeah. >> 4,000 totalities. 4,000.

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>> We went to the movies. But how much the movies cost May? It was saying, "What did we do in May?" >> We went to the >> We went to the theater. >> But it couldn't have been $4,000 theater. >> What? That was >> Can you print this for us?

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>> Yeah. The movies the movies did the play. >> The movie money came out of everything. >> I pay for the play. It was like a $20 person, right? >> Oh, yeah. That's right. Right. You see, I knew that was too pricey. >> The play that was surprising. >> 4,000.

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>> And also the uh the food I think was around 500 >> for the play. >> For the food. >> For the play. Play for that price. Yeah. I I >> think when the money went for the play >> because the movie doesn't we don't spend that much money the movie

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>> how much was the movies we didn't have >> we didn't have a >> I think the tickets were >> how many people went to >> 500 and00 for the food >> that amount for people to show up

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the movie is a better play is expensive. The play the play is expensive. >> I knew it. I didn't want to go to play. I can tell these people. >> And we have another one coming up. >> No, that's that was from >> That's Renee Garcia. >> No, but the play was the one in Miami Lake

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>> which was a total disaster. >> Okay. That that was >> Yeah, because paying for paying for the food. >> That's not something we will want to do again. >> The food was like a thousand, right? >> No, 500.

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500. So $3,500 were >> 2500. >> 2500 were for the >> He's crazy. >> Okay, we can go back. >> Yeah, we'll just go back. >> No, we're not going back to the to the go back to the presentation, >> right?

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>> Yes. >> She's a yoga instructor. >> Thank you. >> Yes. Yes. Okay. She is going to give a presentation, right? To >> I was just going to speak and and >> you can do it now. >> So you could be on camera. >> Made up to eat.

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>> Uh your your your supporter there [laughter] >> and me. >> Oh, you go there too. >> I used to go there a long time ago. They had the other lady. >> Yes. Yes. >> Yes. Which >> All right. Yeah. >> So >> go ahead. My name is Naen. I'm the yoga

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instructor at the town of Miami Lakes for the program in the morning. So, we have classes Monday through Thursday at 7:45 to 8:45. Um, it's a 1-hour class, all levels class. And we normally do

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Mondays and Wednesdays on the mat and Tuesdays and Thursdays on chair, so chair yoga. So, even those who have limited mobility can participate and it's accessible to anyone. So I I make the class accessible to people who are, you know, in great shape and people who

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are not so much in great shape and give modifications um to make it really accessible for everyone to for people to find that that peace and release stress and be able to um you know go about their days but start out their day with a moment of

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calm and peace. >> What can we do to make more people go to you? So, um, what we've been realizing is that a lot of people in the town of Miami Lakes aren't aware of the program, so it's not like publicized. Like, I asked them to put a poster outside and it's at Mary Collins. So, I asked them

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to print out a poster with the Times and put it outside on the billboard outside. Um, but a lot of people aren't aware or have no idea that it's going on. Um, so it's just getting the word out there so that any like you know I don't know if you guys have any form of communication

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with your >> not really the only thing and we don't have bingo this month >> okay >> but in August you're more than welcome to come in >> pass flyers out even get a minute and speak up and get out there and say hey >> y >> let me ask questions for myself and

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everybody else that's online um it's at 7:30 you said >> 7:45 45 a.m. >> Yeah. >> Monday through Thursday. And what day were the the chair? >> So chair yoga is Tuesday and Thursday.

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But if use a chair all days, they can Yes. >> Monday through the Thursday. >> Correct. >> How much is it? >> It's free. It's free. >> I'll go. I love that. >> I used to do all this at Mary Collins. Correct. Mary,

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>> right? I didn't I right down the street. >> Yes, during the summer months we have a little break. So in August we'll have a two week break but then after that it's on all year. We usually close for two weeks in August and then during the holidays >> around the Christmas time and um but

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otherwise it's all all year round. >> We normally follow the Miami date school calendar um holidays. So usually like on national holidays, but otherwise it's it's always ongoing. >> And how long I'm sorry. How long is it?

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>> It's about an hour. >> Do you bring your own mat? >> Yes, you bring your own mat. They're at the community center. They have blocks and they provide um yoga straps, but if you have your own, you can bring your own. But we we supply that. The chairs are provided also for those who want to

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do chair yoga. Um the only thing we ask is that you bring your own mat. Yeah. >> And the usual we're telling you t No, whatever. Whatever. Like, whatever. Anything comfortable. It doesn't have to be ice. It can be ants or >> whatever. Cool.

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>> Yeah, it's on their portal where you register for a lot of the children's programs are on that um on that um portal um where you can register like they they have uh for kids they have dance classes for seniors. I think they have other programs as well that you can

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register for. Um, so that people can register on there. But even I always say because sometimes that can >> it's a little computer. >> But I always tell people come and if anybody has any issues I take down their name and then we register for them if they need to if anybody has any issues

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um logging in and creating an account. >> So you have to log in or can you just show up? You can show up the first time and like I said I I know the people so I'll you know approach the person get their information and then send them the link how to register but if they have any issues I can we can do it for them.

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We just get their information down and then we >> So we should just show up like we go five minutes earlier so that >> Yeah. Or you can just arrive like when the class starts and then at the end of I usually do like the signups at the end of the >> Oh okay. Yeah. >> You only have a couple of

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>> Let me let me tell you something. Uh she just did a special event that was great. That was a sound sound breaking event. >> Yeah. >> And it didn't have anything to do with the yoga. It was something that she did on her own with all her students,

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different type of students. And it was all about >> relaxing and all kind of different sounds, >> meditation. Tell them about it. It was wonderful. So I teach sound healing to to people who are interested in sound

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healing. And what I did is I I had approached the town to see if we they would be willing to let me use the room so that my students can get some practice and offering a sound uh meditation to the community. Um it was free for the community and yeah so it

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was a one-hour soundback meditation. We were five in total. So, four of my students plus me and I was leading them and yeah, so people got to relax, really got to experience it. It was a fully immersive um experience where we were walking

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around like playing the bowls and and you know the different instruments. So, people really I think people people need it more than they realize it because it's when you're in those situations you realize how stressed you were and how when you come out of there feeling so relaxed and a little bit more lighter at

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the end of the day. Perfect. That was really wonderful. >> Can you tell us the dates? You said in August you the yoga program is going to be off uh the first two weeks of August. >> The first two weeks. >> Yes. >> Close. Yes.

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>> So, and then we're back after that and then back to regular skin. >> All right. >> Can't tell that she's fantastic. >> Yes. I love her and I fall asleep every time that I go. [laughter]

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Perfect. Like I said in come back, please come. >> She'll tell you when and you can bring all your whatever >> you have. >> Yes. Yes. Alfred and you know and then Yeah. >> Yeah. Perfect. >> Yeah. And also word of mouth. If you guys know people that are looking for

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>> you have anything to give us? >> I don't have today here. Um I can hold on. >> I didn't I didn't I was coming straight from work. later on with you guys. Yes, definitely. >> Thank you.

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>> And to bring people, >> does their drugs have to be Miami Lakes? >> Nope. No, not at all. Like it's open to >> It's obviously a program offered by the town of Miami Lakes, but even if somebody's not within the vicinity, it's they're, you know, we don't we don't

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>> is there particular age though? >> Um, usually it's like, you know, any age. The only thing is children know because yoga for children is a little bit different um the way the class is structured but um any you know anyone wants to join. Yeah any adult can can join.

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>> So a younger person can join older people like we have people from different age groups um you know during the school year obviously with less younger people but um yeah it can be any any age. Just curious uh roughly how

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large a crowd or a class do you have? >> It varies like 30 people in the class. It depends. >> What did you say? 40 >> 14 >> 14 to like let's say 30 people in the class. Yeah. >> All right. Yeah.

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>> Yeah. Our next bingo it's on August 13th, right? >> August one. >> That far back. >> Our next bingo. or next next 30 month. >> Oh yeah. Okay. >> Air bingo is at

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lunch >> from 10:30 to like 1:00. >> Okay. >> So if you can't go, maybe you can pass the flyers to her. >> Yeah. I'll just >> I'll go with you. [laughter]

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>> Oh, I'll go with you. Oh, I love it. I'll go. >> Let's go. [clears throat] We can all go. Do is good. >> I kind of miss >> she doesn't know that. I've seen her at the >> Americ.

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>> So, but the idea is for >> us to spread the word. >> Okay. To our senior committee. Exactly. >> We can just get the word out because what we've been noticing is that people in the community aren't aware that the class is being offered

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>> and we just want to get the word out to you know for people who are looking for >> you let me know and Maria and I will go and anybody else we will meet you there and then we'll go for coffee. >> That's right. >> Okay. Comments from me. Everything is good.

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>> You can see what we did. [laughter] >> Okay. Um, everything seems to be rolling well. Everybody's good. No, everybody. No complaints. >> No complaints. >> Okay. So, we'll move on. Old business. The bingo. The last bingo was great. I thought it was strong.

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>> Yes. I think people knew that it was our last singles. They were very relaxed. >> Yes. >> The movie was awesome. >> Everybody really liked it. We sat on Michael Jackson. >> Oh, did you? >> Oh, yeah. It was great. >> The whole time

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>> and it stopped right before the weird. >> Yeah. >> I guess part two that come into play. >> They didn't have that that many commercial like the other time. >> No, she couldn't put it. >> Awesome. Really? She wasn't any commercials. >> No.

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>> Yeah, that was because we asked her not to do the commercials. >> Not to do the commercial. >> So, that was great. >> That's a big difference, >> right? New business, no bingo this month. And the next bingo is August 13th. >> 13. >> Okay. >> August what?

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>> 13. >> It's a Thursday. >> Do we have any sponsors for that date? >> We're running out of money. >> You have a sponsor for that date? >> Oh, we do. Thank God. I think >> I don't know off the top of my head, but you have uh one silver sponsor. >> How much is that silver sponsor?

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>> 500. >> Okay. Cuz we only have 4,000 left to last to October. >> So So we don't know what type of business. >> Uh it doesn't really matter. People have two, you know. >> No. >> No. No. We've had it before. We're not supposed to.

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>> Yeah. We've had a a nursing agency or whatever a two health care people. We've had we've had them all the time. >> No, we might not supposed to, but we do have. >> Yeah. But there's a kind of a conflict of interest and kind of give them the

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the edge of >> Right. They don't feel special. >> They don't Yeah. Well, >> so I I I do have a you know about four or five people that >> and we have that guy that always wants to do it. >> I haven't heard from him. >> The attorney?

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>> He calls he he emails you all the time. He calls me driving me crazy that he emails you. >> I haven't heard from him. >> He's that attorney? >> No. >> He has an a law >> a law practice and I want you to meet him. >> He has the law practice and he does. >> Is he an attorney?

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>> I don't think so. No, I don't think he has some kind of law practice, >> but >> and he can't have a law attorney. I don't know what he >> those two don't. >> No, he's not an attorney. He does like public relations for the >> attorney for the attorney and he's dying

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to do it. So, we need money. So, >> the sponsor is human. >> Human. >> Oh, okay. >> I'll call him up for him to help his sponsor because he's dying to sponsor it or email him. >> Tell him he can sponsor I don't August

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13th cuz we need the money >> cuz our theater took all our money. All our money. The theater took all our money. >> [clears throat] >> $600. >> No more play.

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>> 50 tickets. I think >> $15 each. >> 900. >> And then with food 300. >> No, you said it was 500 for the food. The I have the account details here. >> Okay. >> So, let's wait. Let's go through it.

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What was the >> The food was for the 300 play. >> The play was 50 times 15. >> Play is $8.99. That's what I have in the system. >> Oh, $8.99. So, I already paid that. >> Yes.

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>> Right. But but from those $8.99, >> that's what we paid, >> right? But remember, they they gave it to us at 15. >> We still paid midnight, >> right? But whoever bought the ticket online, they paid >> Where's that money? >> $7.32.

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>> Where did that money go? >> Yeah. >> Or I don't know. >> Yeah. >> Well, we have to look for it because we're going broke. >> Yeah, that's >> I'll write it. >> Figure out where the money because that's not what I usually have help when I do this.

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they will find and then when it comes to to the food the re the the receipts that I that I gave you >> should have been a total of like >> 200 >> but I know cuz I know our budget was like >> you got money >> not yet it'll come it'll come it'll come

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>> yeah but if they took it off of here you should have >> I I sent you an email that it was ready for pickup at the front desk I'll I'll pick it up tomorrow >> pick it up for you over there at the front >> [laughter] >> I'll pick it up tomorrow. >> Okay. So, we have to get We have human

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that's $500 >> and then email What is his name? >> I don't know. >> I have it here somewhere. >> Email him. >> Okay. >> And then to see if he can do it, too. So, then we have a,000. >> Okay. Yes. >> So, they have money. >> Okay. So, now we have the actors staying

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for the on the 22nd. >> Correct. I have the list. >> Okay. Uh we don't for this the play the play at the uh and coral gates. >> Okay.

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>> So we're like completely full. >> Okay. >> In a sense. Um I still get a couple of calls and texts, >> you know. I said, "Hey, >> but I but I what I did say is on the 19th,

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like two days before, I will follow up with like confirm that you're not going and and do a recount because it's been so long cuz people thought it was going to be for um June." >> Oh, wow. >> Yeah. A lot of people, you know, in the

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confusion, people were thought it was on June 22nd. It's July 22nd. So >> it's better to tell people now >> but and then and then call >> but if you tell people these people or any people

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>> maybe they're going to say they're going to show up and say you told me I was going to go >> right >> so >> the ones that the reason why I'm saying it's full because I already have that count even with those people that I said hey you have there's a space so so we

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should be fine we should be fine But let me ask you, if somebody hasn't registered, are they meeting here? Are they where are they meeting? I don't remember. >> It's going to be here. >> If they did not register >> and let me let me just have a

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suggestion, which is what we've done in the past is >> if they can't register, they and you don't have to call them. They can come here >> and if there's space, they let them out. Yeah. as opposed to you now saying,

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"Well, oh, well, he picked his friends to go." >> Exactly. >> And I want to leave that out of them. >> So, so we leave it at that. If I get a call, it's going to be this day, this day, first come, first serve. If the bus is full, >> no, the people that register first

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>> and then the people that show up that are not registered, you start putting them on a list. This one showed up first. This one's a waiting list. And then >> you take the three people from the top of that list that showed up first because you don't want to take somebody

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that showed up an hour and a half later >> when this person was here and you let this one on and not this one on. So it have to be like >> very >> like the first people that get on the bus are the people that register. >> Register. After that, when you came in, you had to check in and there was a list

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of, you know, a weight list >> and whoever was number one on the wait list. If there's one spot, they get it. If there's two spots, number two gets it. >> Okay. >> Okay. Movies. Well, we wanted to go, but we don't seem to have enough money. >> How much are the movies?

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>> Better than the theater. >> No. No. [laughter] >> No. How much did we spend at the movie? >> Don't know. What do you mean you paid? >> I don't keep track of my >> You don't remember. >> Let's say what? Let's say 60 people at

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>> $10. >> It was No, it was 65 people for the food. >> 65 people. >> Do you remember how much it was? >> It was in the vicinity of >> 65 times. We had 50, >> but I think I think they're doing like 10 10

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or 12. >> So, it's not more than 12. So, I >> And that and that money's out of here already. He did the job. >> I don't know. I'm not in finance. [clears throat] >> 500 movies. >> Okay. So, I don't think you told me it

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was like 500. >> Yeah. The movies tell me was it wasn't more than $600, >> right? >> Okay. So, >> and we said no more than 10. What we say? 10 for the food. So, if there's 50 people, >> 10 for the

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>> 65 65. So, then that would make it at 10 650. Yeah, at $10 it will be about $650 and then what I believe is like $8.50 something like that which is the ticket plus the the senior >> and well they give us two separate

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tickets >> correctly. Right. But anyway, we we only have $1,000 $1,000. >> So we really can't. >> But we have Wait, we're already in >> No, we're August has already planned.

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No, you know. Yeah. July is done, honey. [laughter] >> July. Yeah. >> August. And September. >> Two months. >> We have two [clears throat] months and we have 4,000 >> for sure. >> 2,000 and now we have >> 2,000 and 2,000. But we have to pay for

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stuff. No, for the senior, right? >> Because that senior is October 3rd. >> Do we have a date? >> Yeah. October 3rd. >> Oh, I wouldn't be able to get an abortion. No. Right. >> Yes.

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Well, but some stuff before that. >> We need we need to get sponsors. >> No, no. The the ones that I have when you were just waiting on a date >> I have the number for the theater. >> Okay. >> I The tickets were 480 and the food was

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9.88. >> 98. So, same thing. Wait, somebody did that math. >> Plus 98988 >> for the movie theater or >> for the movie theater? >> Yes. >> They run the same. >> So it's $14.

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>> The tickets were 750 and the food was 317. >> That's cheap. >> 317. >> Yeah. But it's a different vibe. >> Yeah. The I I I agree with you. I believe the movie theater is >> and we have more people. more people, more space, and it's earlier and it was

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>> it was I think and the play >> and the play got dark. >> It's really dark. >> Even for even for me. >> Even for you. >> So, so next time when we have money, we'll go back to the movies.

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>> No, I think heard >> I think the movie. Yeah. >> So, so the so then >> we planning to go to the movies this month. movies they only have. >> But do we have a sponsor? He says he has a bunch of sponsors. >> So So yes,

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but it's >> Yeah. Yeah. It's just that I'm so confused for the movie theaters for the Michael Jackson movie. >> The Michael Jackson movie. >> How much money did we spend? >> $1,468,000. >> That was a lot. >> Oh, that's a lot more than

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>> Yeah, people. 16 people >> with hot dogs, coke and so and pop >> and pop >> and the entrance. >> Yeah. Yeah. No. And they loved it. I loved it. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> You didn't go. No. >> No, I didn't go. >> Everybody know.

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>> All right. Well, we can't go anyway. Okay. >> So, so when it comes to sponsors, um >> for the senior Olympic, we need >> even even for other events. Um I've met with a lot of most of them are medical

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offices or even industrial hospital care vantage care vantage which is right on Hay Alia um they're considering I give I give everyone these options people

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a full event or even the presentation that they do at city hall. So I give them three options. >> I don't know why. >> So the table itself is whatever it costs for the big >> I'll be what one of the things I wanted

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to figure out if it's for the movie theaters. Can we do sponsors? >> We should be able to >> it. I mean since we're renting the venue >> we have to put a table >> because remember we do have control of the light you know like the last movie I

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went in and I turned the light on. Yeah. >> So, we had kind of control of of our time. >> We could >> and lighting. >> Yes. >> We, you know, it would be nice to know because we have 60 people sitting down, >> right? I think so. >> Before before and after because if if

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after the movie we give them 10 minutes, 10, 15 minutes to present their product or services, I think they're, you know, we get our sponsorship work. I have to go out to get sponsors because >> So that's one. Um I do have someone that

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wants to sponsor our next bingo. >> So I'm going to let them know we do we have Humanana. If it doesn't >> they It's a clinic. It's a hospital. It's It's called Care Care Advantage or Care Advantage. >> Okay.

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>> 4450 West 16th Street. >> That's an office. That's a clinic. That's their like their executive, their administrator. >> Yeah, but they have on the first floor. Yeah. >> On the corner. Right. Right. >> They don't want to do that. Maybe they can do >> No, no. She just texted me that they want to start with the table and figure

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out cuz I told them that they could do the whole bingo and it's going to cost them about $2,000 for the bingo. They want to do it. >> But the bingo. >> All bingo. >> For a bingo. >> We pay the whole food and everything. all the food. >> I know that she can't she would need to have all her own but she said

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>> cuz that much money you need. >> Yeah. But she said that right now they want to do a table thing is that Solis is giving them so insurance medical insurance >> is giving them a budget and they need to allocate that budget if that they lose it. >> So they're going to start with a table get a feeling for it.

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>> Okay. So I'm going to tell them >> maybe they can do August September, >> right? Remember Molina Molina already signed up for four event for four bingos as well. >> Molina pay. >> Yeah. Exactly. And Molina is not an

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>> insurance. Insurance. >> It's an insurance. >> It's an insurance. >> Yes. So Care Advantage is a clinic probably an HMO and then so forget about Exactly. And they don't they don't they don't sell the same products, >> right? >> Care Vantage is more >> Care Manage is doctor's offices,

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clinics, and all of that. >> So I might be able to get them to come >> or locked out. I'm sorry. >> Locked out of house. >> Oh, damn. >> Car keys inside and I probably can't make it to the meeting. >> Don't worry. Relax. >> Okay.

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>> So, we we have we have another company that they they want >> Let's take one at a time, right? >> So, these people because I'm one of these people. >> Yes. >> So, we have this August one that Humana

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has. We can do them for September. >> No, no, but but even though human is there, >> they want they can do the same. >> We could do it. We could There's not really a conflict of interest. >> But if they're if if they're going to pay $2,000. >> No. No. Forget Let's forget about the

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$2,000. They want to do the table first to figure out how it works. >> $500. >> At $500. >> Yes. Yes. Eventually. Eventually. I told Yeah. I told them that they could do the whole they could sponsor the whole event. They could have banners in the

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front and the back and during the lunchtime after the first two bingo games I give them the mic and they could speak for five 10 minutes >> little bit not a lot of it. >> Right. Right. But kind of and you know giving them >> their money worth. Okay. >> So and I told them about the food how it

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works about the prices about the raffles and all that. So right now they just want to do the table for now. So they do they want to do August or do they want >> So we could get them we could get them in August including you know human and them. >> Okay. They got to pay

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before they know. >> Yes. Yes. >> So I'm going to tell them that we have >> then we have $1,000 for that. >> Or you can give me their email and then I can send them the >> give it to them and he will >> I'll do that. >> Now more >> more. So there's another sponsor. I met

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with them Kasamara yesterday. They they're kind of all over the place, but they have like three different companies. One of the companies is very similar to AFLA. >> Okay. >> It's like I think it's called they're they were in the farmers market and

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that's how I kind of you know um they have a table in the farmers market. They're selling a you know similar to AFL but it's called Washington something. Their services basically is insurance that pays when the insurance

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doesn't pay. Very sick. >> So they want to come on board and do a sponsorship at the bingo, but also they want to do a chambers presentation about >> chamber. >> Yeah. They want to talk about something.

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they want to do their own they want to have their own hour to talk about something. >> Okay, that's good. >> Okay, so the only way you can do that is if they're a nonprofit. So you can't be a business and then have a lecture in there. >> Okay, >> I went over this with um Clarisel.

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>> So with us or with the or with the chamber? The chamber? Oh, >> the chamber is only for nonprofits and basically we're giving lectures >> and us same thing. But how about when mansana comes when TD Bank TD you

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know TD Bank came and spoke about fraud >> and when Monsan comes and talks about >> at the pro but they don't do that at the at the >> chambers >> at the chambers they do that here they come out here and do it that's fine but at the chamber of congress you have to

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be nonprofit >> yeah for the council >> that's I think that's not the physical chambers but the chamber chambers of comp. >> So, right. So, >> you can come here. They can come here and pick a spot and do it. And you know what? One other thing that that I saw

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that's been happening lately and I don't understand why all these well I think I understand why but I don't want to say um all [snorts] these things that were [laughter] >> together with us now are not

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>> like they'll have something there for I don't know >> a healthc care clinic >> but they weren't with us they were with the veterans affair >> right >> which they used to be hooked up with Right. >> Right. Something is wrong >> because it's addressed to

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>> but it it's really a senior >> to seniors. Yes. >> So something is wrong. >> I've seen that. >> I need to really figure it out and call whatever is happening. But something is wrong. >> So >> I don't know what it is. I can't place it yet, but I'm on it.

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>> We will find out. >> Yeah. You know, you've noticed too, right? >> Yes. >> You've noticed too. >> Speak with Claire's about it. >> Speak to Claro. I'll come in and speak to CL. There are two things I want to speak to clar. >> So, so, so let me So, let's say that I have someone that comes and they want to

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talk about X and provide this information, right? >> They want to do it in in here, >> right? >> How do they go about that? >> They they reserve a date with him. >> Well, are we sponsoring? We have to be

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sponsoring them. In other words, we want them to give this lecture. So, we would have to >> in order for them not to we want them to give this lecture, >> right? And >> like when we've had Mount Si, sorry,

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we've had Mount Mount Si, we say, "Do we want Mount Si to give a lecture at this place?" And we all vote yes or no. >> So, it's Mount Si paying for it. >> Are they paying us for that? No, but they pay for everything.

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>> They pay for the food and everything. >> So, but this is a different monster. This what I'm trying to do is this company. You want me to give you a spotlight inside city hall? >> So, you could talk about your product, you're going to pay us.

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>> No, it doesn't work that way. It only works that way when it's the bingo >> or something that's just with us. But when it's at the chambers, it's not that way. They all they do is that they they have to be connected to us in order not to get charged for certain things or

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insurance or something. We have to approve it and we have to approve it which we usually do because it's good for our citizen. And then they'll come in and bring food or whatever they want to do and that's it. >> But they can sponsor >> right >> anything they want to sponsor. >> But they're not going to pay us.

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>> No. if they're a sequencer of for example a bingo they $2,000 and then obviously we like them and we're going to like them and then we're going to say hey >> you're such a you know you're so a a great sponsor and you're giving a good

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lecture about this this would help our seniors then you can speak and all you have to do is provide the food there >> okay >> something like that you can work out but it but it has to be >> so they need to make sure that we really like though We're going to like them. So,

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>> and we will like them a lot. >> So, we eventually like University of Miami has done it and then they've sponsored our bingos. You know, they sponsored six.

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How did they when did they came and they spoke about business small business whatever they did last time they had a small business >> that's a different thing >> that was the city of Miami Lakes >> right that's a different they have

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something to do with that >> with that university out there too >> that they go out there think those people have something to do with I don't know right >> and they do like a workshop What is it? Abisu.

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>> No, anamaria. >> That's a whole totally they collect their own money. They do their own thing. Nothing do >> right. So So then if I have all these cuz you know there's there's a lot a lot

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of people that I've come across that can um just use these people care advantage same place. Mhm. >> They could bring a doctor >> to speak about uh Kataraba. >> We had it. We've had it, >> right? We've had it.

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>> So, how do we get them in there so they could speak about it? >> Like I said, >> I'll speak with Claire. So, >> I'll explain because I don't have answers. >> Okay. You have to speak with Yeah, we'll explain it to We're gonna run out of time. >> But yeah, because we're gonna run out of

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time. we got and you wanted but the ones that we >> have always said we're going to give you this we are willing to give you and sponsor this time in town hall have always been very good sponsors of the

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>> elder affairs committee >> it's not like a stranger that came off the street you know will you let me go see >> but it's different money and different situation right from here they don't pay all they do is pay the food or whatever

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for us they pay. Now can we say well if you do this with here the bingo then you can do this something like that arrangement but it's two separate things >> that works for me >> good for you I'm happy >> yeah that [laughter]

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>> senior Olympics go ahead you got your last 15 minutes >> October 3rd is the day >> mark your calendars we're all working >> do we have a beginning time um calendar. >> Yeah. In the morning. [laughter]

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>> Early i.e. you can go and give your yoga thing. >> October >> Saturday. You want me to do it or you want to read? >> Um no. It's it's >> So here's the time. >> No, no. It's it's it's an outline that I

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made. >> Okay. So, we're going to start October 3rd. >> Uhhuh. >> And it'll be what? 7 o'clock. >> 7 7:30. I'm looking at the form that I built out. >> Okay. >> See

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>> 10 p.m. Everybody will be dead. [laughter] >> No, no, no. This is the time. This is the today. This is now. >> This is the meeting today. [laughter] >> I have a question. >> Yes. >> Okay.

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Um, so our the social media for the town like Instagram or the calendar who runs that in the town. >> I'm asking because >> nobody. Nobody. >> No, there is somebody. Yeah. >> My coworker. >> Yeah. And they put on.

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>> Yeah. They put social media. >> Okay. Tell them. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, let me ask you, how do we like things that we do, events and things? Um, I don't see it on the Instagram and

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you all do so much and I'm sure you you've done so much for so many years. >> Like, how do we get it on the Instagram at least or any social media and also the Olympics coming up? That would be a great way to put it out there

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>> and we have to start already. Yeah. Oh, yeah. >> Yeah, they're coming soon. So, >> I think you have to do a save the date at least. >> You know her? I know the Miami Laker Alexandra. >> No, no, no. The lady. >> No, I don't know who that is. She's the one that >> Yeah, she takes photos.

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>> Yeah, she's really nice. She >> Okay, then we have to speak to her. Maybe I'll come tomorrow. I want >> You need to do the date. >> That's the first thing. Say >> October 3rd puts me a month >> in advance. I thought we were doing either the end of October, beginning of November.

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So when right now I'm still I'm processing October 3rd. It's like >> yeah of course >> you have to do right now we need to send in the next week or so a save the date at least save the date and let everybody know October tomorrow

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is here tomorrow >> correct? Yeah >> okay already. >> Yeah it's just that I needed a date to tell them it's going to be this date. So >> now you know >> also the the yoga we can put it on social media also. >> Well there you go.

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>> Um if you like I can reach out if you give me the information. >> I mean I'll send it to her. >> I'll reach out and then work with >> Yodalis. >> Yodal. >> Well I you can send it to me and then I can for whatever you want to her. But

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she whenever I give her information about an event, she usually posts about it on the >> in she posts in advance. >> Okay, great. I'll >> maybe I can put something together and get it to you. >> Yeah, but she makes she makes the save

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the date herself. >> Okay. But I'm saying Okay, >> just call her and talk to her about it. >> Okay, I'll do that. >> It's me. You don't speak to her. You speak to me and then I go to her with it. >> Why can't you speak to her? I'll save you. Okay. >> She doesn't receive phone calls.

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>> Oh, okay. Then you have to call him tomorrow. >> Okay. >> Okay. I'll call you. >> I'm the committee liaison. I liaison right >> to the rest of the people in town. >> Oh, okay. >> That's how I bureaucracy bureaucracy.

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>> Not will be calling everybody. It's just me and I connect people with >> So, it's going to I'm sorry. It's going to start at 7:30, >> right? 7:30. Uh-huh. >> What time? Senator, I have to >> dropped it. >> No. What time you [laughter] land?

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>> 1 p.m. >> They gave him 11. We're going to have seven. >> 7:30. >> 7:30 to 1 to 1. >> 1 or two. Whatever. One or two. >> Just to get everybody out of the park.

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>> To get everybody out of the park. And what? But so now my take that I don't >> I don't know if we're going to be able to clear people out of the park. >> No, no, no, >> no. We can't. No, we don't need to. But I'm saying >> we're talking about when our people are finished. >> Yeah, we're done. >> Yeah. We're done. 7:00 we give awards or

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whatever we're going to do and that's it. >> I'll refill the form and then they'll they'll get back to me. >> Yeah. 11 to two will be too hot. Okay. When you'll get back to you, I mean the date might change. Yes. >> It might availability. That's why I'm saying this. >> It might change the date. Why would it

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change the date? >> Because somebody might have an event like uh a party, >> but we don't need to know, >> but they may not like they might have rented it and they don't want an event going on while building. No, I I think it won't change.

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>> Show up and start. >> No, no one's I don't think anyone's going to be there early in the morning. >> We need to reserve at least one. Okay. No, no pavil I think it's only Roberto Alonzo. >> They have not guaranteed me any fields

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or anything outside of Roberto. So we can do it outside in the parking lot. >> Roberto >> Oh, I thought it wasn't Americana. >> No, no, >> I thought it also has a to like

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>> So we can go there at any time. Orton also has capability like if you want to run you can run from one end to here they have a basketball court and everything and start >> there's a field that's have the basketball

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>> now wait a minute because now I do remember something when does soccer season start because I do takes over the field >> I know on Saturdays they start playing Yes. Very hard to get information

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if you if you can't get it. >> Are they really that difficult to like talk to? >> I got knock on their door and go I made an answer. >> Well, I'm coming tomorrow. I'm going to speak to Peter. If you don't haven't got anything, then I'll come and I'll go with you to the bargain. >> But but but okay. But that kind of threw

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my whole game off because >> because I never I never because the thing is that in my mind and in my in my creation it was always going to be Veterans Park because it it's just there. >> We have a a a track, we have a basketball, everything is just

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>> tell that we want to do it at Veterans Park. Please >> no. Why? >> Okay. >> But we never spoke about Roberto. >> That's where but but if you think about it, that's where the 5K is the reindeer theme. That's where the Giana Bara is. That's more on the stuff.

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>> Veterans part. Yeah. >> Yeah. It's just I we never spoke about Roberto because that they keep giving them. All right. So, we're back to number one. Listen. Okay. you know. >> All right. Wait, let's make let's let's make sure that we're all on the same page.

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>> Do we all Maybe we should make a motion. >> We have motion so that it's now official. >> It has to be >> that it will be at >> Veterans Park. >> Veterans Park because it is smaller and it has >> I second that. >> So that's my motion.

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>> Okay. Discussion. >> Nothing to discuss. >> Any discussion? No. >> All in favor? I Any naysay? Hearing no nays. The motion passes. We now have to have it at because we voted on it.

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>> That doesn't guarantee availability. >> I understand it. You got to fight for it. You have to fight for that. >> I I understand that guarantee the availability of the third >> somewhere in October availability.

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>> October. It's either October is for real >> or I think there's one day in November. I think it's >> picked that one day in November. >> Okay. >> Late October or the one day in October. >> The problem is that late October is the whole Halloween thing and all that that's happened.

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>> But that's why there's there's only October 3rd. There's no other October. >> Well, there's there's Halloween is one day. They don't use the park for three four days or the whole month. You have no idea. >> That's true. >> Okay. any day at that place and tell

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them that we'll be there at 7:30 in the morning. >> We we have discussed Olympus at the Olympics. >> We have discussed the I'm sorry December

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or December. >> Not Thanksgiving weekend. >> Thanksgiving weekend 7:30 in the morning. >> Not Christmas. No Christmas weekend. It has to be America. >> That's it. America. >> It has to be America. So, I'm not going to read any of that.

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>> Yes. >> All right. But is there anything else in there? >> No. No. >> No. >> No. >> So, we need [laughter] we need sponsor. Yes. Jackie, why are you talking like that? >> I'm just listening to we we we spoke about creating a tier of

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sponsorship. Right. >> Gold, silver, and bronze. Right. >> Right. We we we spoke about trying to figure out [clears throat] what we were going to charge for platinum or silver. >> Yeah.

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>> Okay. We have the people. I just need to figure out where am I going to place them. >> Well, we don't know until we get >> We don't We don't You have to have a plan. Can we see the shirt idea?

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>> Look at the back. I'll show you the email most recent one. Okay. 2007 probably these companies are not even >> No, I'm not saying to the companies but for how they format >> how the format is and they always keep the same format. Yeah. I'm coming

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tomorrow to speak to people. This is what this is 2008. >> So it seems to be consistent. >> Yes. The middle of the >> So since we're live, we're looking at our shirt. >> Okay. So at the top it says >> Algerian affairs. We would like to thank

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our sponsors. >> A gold sponsor. >> And [clears throat] did you have a gold sponsor there? >> Barbara Goldman. >> Oh there 154 here if I was the other one. >> Okay. >> There's three

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>> um silver sponsor the Miami Laf sponsor Miami Sports >> Commission. But I like the way they they actually named it >> that they put it at the top. >> Gold. >> Yes. >> Silver,

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>> bronze, >> trophies, >> trophies, and ribbons. And that way number one, the notice the font is bigger >> and it it decreases. >> Yeah. That you have to get already because you're going to have to order

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them. So you have to tell people, okay, they can start. We're not sure. >> So, yes. >> So, now >> So, we've done it in the past. >> So, let's talk about the money. >> Well, we don't have time.

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>> We don't have time. Okay. So, five minutes. Five minutes. >> We could we could we we could do it next time. We're good. We're good. >> If not, we'll set up a one of those sub a sub committee. I would hate to do

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that, but if you have to put Why don't >> Why don't we just pick a date for the subcommittee meeting now? >> Can we pick a date for the subcommittee? >> Okay. Well, do you want it? Next week or when do you want it? >> When do you want it? >> When are you available? You're the chair.

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>> I'm I'm pretty much [laughter] Yes, you can. You can. Whatever works. Tuesday is fine for me. Tuesdays or Wednesdays are perfect for me. >> Okay. Who's someone that can do Wednesday or Tuesday here? >> Tuesday morning I can. >> Okay.

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>> Morning. But you can in the evening. >> Yes. Okay. >> You can in the evening. >> I can do Tuesdays. >> But can you do in the evening? Damo. >> No. >> Wednesday. >> Wednesday. Yes. >> 15th. I can't do next Wednesday. I can't. I have another meeting that I >> I have to go to.

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>> But but keep in mind that we could have a date for a subcommittee meeting, but if we don't have a date, we we'll stay in we're in the same No, because we will >> organize the pricing. >> We will organize the pricing. >> The t-shirt will pick up >> the t-shirt like our logo. What color do

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we want it? What color we don't want it? >> Have the logo. >> Okay. But we don't know the color. >> The big head. [clears throat] >> No, not that one. >> Yeah. Oh, the big head. >> Okay. You can't [laughter] Can you do the 22nd >> on a Wednesday? >> Okay. What time?

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>> 6 o'clock. Is that good for everybody? >> The 22nd. July. July 22nd is the play. One play. Oh, yes. I might be able to, you know, the play. We might get back at 5:30 and boom. >> You know,

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>> can we do the 17th? >> Friday. >> That's a Friday. And is that available? >> Is everybody okay on Friday? In the afternoon? >> Fridays. Fridays would have to be in the mornings. >> Yeah. >> I can't do the afternoon on Friday. The 7 p.m. >> I have design retreat. You're going

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somewhere. >> The Dant retreat. >> Oh my god. >> Uh, give us another date. Give us dates that we can go. Yay. Name. >> Uh, the 20. No, that's too soon. The

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>> the 30th at whatever time >> about the 30th. >> That's a Thursday. >> Is that okay with everybody? The 30th. On Thursday. >> Whatever you want. There's no there's nothing >> pres the 30th >> at 6:00. >> It's the subcommittee.

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>> Yes. >> And we meet here, right? >> Yes. >> And I will send the agenda. >> Yes. >> A week before. >> Yes. >> Yeah. All righty.