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okay?" So, I'm saying if there are already seven there, get those to work. Get those upgrade those. Or I have, and even with another suggestion, if AT&T is so sure that it's not going to affect us, then let them buy these properties and move those people and then take care of their concerns if it's not, if it's not—we all have that concern that it's going to affect us. I don't care what studies say. You can't change how people feel. Let them do the right thing then. ROMERO: It's imminent domain law what he was talking about cause this thing is being used for public use. RAFFIPIY: Microphone. GINGOLD: And, we're agricultural residential. I didn't move here and change my whole life to live next to a cell tower, and I don't think any of us did. I don't think any of you would do it either. And, if you do, well do it then, buy some of their houses and move there. I'm not trying to be funny. It'sI see these guys. They're not sleeping at night. They're under a lot of stress, and they didn't do anything but come here to live the dream. That's what I did. I fell in love with the Hawaiian people and the Hawaiian land. I didn't come here to live next to a cell tower. AGUINALDO: Thank you. GINGOLD: Thank you. AU: Mr. Chair, question. RAFFIPIY: Go ahead, Commissioner Au. AU: I have a question for Mr. Gingold and Mr. Romero. First of all, Mr. Romero, thank you for your services. ROMERO: Thank you. AU: You know, you fight for, you have fought, and other vets here have fought for the freedom that we have today, so thank you very much. So, both of you guys can answer this question. You know, in both of your guys' testimony, I heard litigation, and I heard there's only two members regarding the board. Just, you know, please just be brief, just kind of explain that and just answer the question. ROMERO: So, when we went up to the HPP office to ask to talk to the board or the president about the tower and the decision, they told us that the board was in litigation from last year, that they made decisions and then they all quit, and then they just all left everything to the president and the general manager, so we was like okay, well, no one was informed about this tower. In the, in the documents that he provided, the Applicant provided, it says that they was gonna talk about a contract, but a contract didn't specify anything about no monopine or no tower being built in the area, so, that's, that's how we—we seen it. GINGOLD: That's, that's what I wasI was at the same meeting. EXHIBIT C 11