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Jeremiah Gardner

46:12 - 46:56

“does it give you like an easy, easy to look at overview of all of the supposed rentals and the money coming in and how accurate, if you could give it like a letter grade, do you think the software is in, in giving you a fiscal wide view on things?”
Community
Alaska News
Location
Kodiak Island Borough
Captured at
October 8, 2026

From the transcript

I don't care if you have no bookings. Your personal property is based on that business being open. And then I'm just curious, does it give you like an easy, easy to look at overview of all of the supposed rentals and the money coming in and how accurate, if you could give it like a letter grade, do you think the software is in, in giving you a fiscal wide view on things? As far as a fiscal wide view, I think that the city of Kodiak would use that more because they're going to base their, their sales tax and all of their information off of that information. I, again, I just don't— it doesn't matter to me how much these people are making when they're doing it.

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