What are you considered the greatest challenge facing the city right now and what is your own dream of fishing? My husband and I are raised here four to two years ago to stay here for a couple of years. We raised our two children here. I started our business here. I've worked with, I've all been here here. This community is feared to me. I have the skills, the energy and the passion to lead it to the bright future that it deserves. Today, I should work in this facing some significant challenges and I believe that we are at a turning point. We need to take care of the things that make sure, boiling, the standout community that is. We need to be safe, we need to take care of our brothers, our aging neighborhoods and our beautiful waterfronts. I know that we can and I know that we will because we here people of Shaboyan have great Midwestern boundaries. We need jobs, we need to grow our economy. As terribly already gave more than 18 years ago, I was part of one of the original city plans. We have visions of the retail shanty area on the west side of the river. We can still have visions of how we can develop this city. I know that we can grow our economy and they will because we, the people of Shaboyan, are our heart of the people. We've done it before, we can do it again. We need to get serious, we need to move forward. I know that we can and we will because I mean the people of Shaboyan care of our community. I ask that you join me in pulling together a pride to move forward to a strong Shaboyan and I know that you will because you are a hard group of people. I ask from your vote, aren't you at the very 17th? I want to be your native. I want to leave your parade.