SFGTV September 16, 2013
All parties. So to that end, i dont want to minimize in anyway the sort of the seriousness of the concern that while we are in the education business which recognize we are sitting on 150 pieces of probably some of the most valuable land in the city and county of San Francisco and never would have suggest that we sell the high school and capitalize on some of these assets because they are for the children and to educate our children. The way we judge value and asset is different from the economic real estate world judges a value of a piece of property on mission or on market or downtown San Fr...