Emilio Gonzalez

And I also hear that people, by the way, in my backyard, you know, NIMBY, there is a humongous building going up in my backyard.

I've actually named the crane who wakes me up at eight o'clock every morning.

The crane's name is Henry.

And from one day to another, this monstrosity of a building is not only going up, but it's going down.

They're digging down just as much as they are building up.

So it's not that I'm against development, but let's do it in a smart way.

Let's think about it.

Well, how is this going to affect traffic?

How is it going to affect flooding?

How is it going to affect the school system?

That's something people don't, you know, you build all these skyscrapers.

Thank God, Billy, that these are all part-timers because if they all moved in with their three kids,

One, we wouldn't be able to walk down the street.

You wouldn't be able to flush the toilet there again.

I think it should concern everybody because this whole business of her facilitating permitting.

You can facilitate a permit to build a 12-story building, but a small shop owner can't open it up.

We're going to concrete the city.

We're going to concrete the city.

Everybody knows she's the developer's diva.

If you're a developer and you've got an issue, you know who to go to.