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Mind, with flexibility and offering perks and things that set a precedent that is hard to keep up in the future or is your main focus we got to do what we got to do right now and provide the best staffing and experience for our hotel guests and get everyone back in? >> new york has been a different business model. look at florida and the surge in business where new york is building up so that gives us the opportunity to train people properly as spaces fill more and more. right now we are 60% sta...

No surprise there. >> yeah. theyre worried about crime, getting to the office, you know. a big reluctance on people to go back. in new york city, a lot of it has to do with crime or the fear of crime or what is happening on the subways. i know theres additional police officers at time in the transit system. but its not quelling the fears as yet. hopefully it will. that is vital to the rebirth, re-invigoration of new york city post pandemic. you have to get people in the midtown offices. right no...

Is that landlords of the office blocks to the coffee shops, bars, james, he addresses, and dry cleaners. all of that proves to be a problem if there are not workers here in the city. a little earlier, i spoke to one property developer and they said all of their clients are coming to them to talk about reassessing how much of the space they need and what that will look like in future. based on how much and where we will work. fiur and where we will work. our portfolio _ and where we will work. o...

>> dana: i would ask you about office occupancies all across america i know many people continuing to work from home. occupancy in the top ten cities as at 29%. that is up from 15% in march of 2020. what you say to people getting back in the office? to think its important to be in the office or do you think his newfound flexibility is here to stay? >> the pendulum can swing sometimes appeared as an office, we have to be together at least a couple days a week. i dont think we will ever go back to...

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Erin, how is it going? >> so much better. >> charles: talk about business. was there pent-up demand that everybody flooded you? is it feeling like normal? i can feel the optimism. tell us about it. >> well, you know, its interesting. were only allowed in new york city to go to 100% occupancy if everybody we allow in is vaccinated. for us, were doing a vaccinated section and nonvaccinated section like smoking and nonsmoking. so its a feeling that people are out and excited and in the vaccinated s...