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David Pinquoch

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"I do like the clinic and transportation services, the healthcare, but you know that it's going to take months for us to figure that out probably. But that's the one actually I like."

“I do like the clinic and transportation services, the healthcare, but you know that it's going to take months for us to figure that out probably. But that's the one actually I like.”
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October 20, 2026

From the transcript

I do like the clinic and transportation services, the healthcare, but you know that it's going to take months for us to figure that out probably. But that's the one actually I like. That was a going back somewhere on council, but, you know, when we, when we put the clinic in this building, most people, a lot of people are opposed to it because they like the convenience of it being at the, at the BTI. But the clinic couldn't expand. They wanted a contiguous room, and they had to go— we're going to have to go to different places, and they didn't want to do that.

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