Someone shouts food fight; food starts flying; management comes and tells us to get out or we're calling the police.

I can't really defend Labour's management of the police. So I won't.

We have evidence of compensation to top management when, as far as I know, firemen and police of the city got no extra bonuses for doing worse, more grotesque work,

[Dehydrated food is flying off the shelves, with customers paying $5.50

for shiny pouches of spaghetti marinara with mushrooms or $4.30 for turkey

tetrazzini.] It's hard for us to keep it on the shelf, ... One customer wanted to buy $500 worth of dehydrated food.

They (police) found the soap machine a few days later, but it had been out in the rain. They shook all the coins out of it. I paid over $400 for the machine alone. No telling how much money they got out. I just cannot do the work it takes to constantly fix things. This was probably the last straw, the one that broke the camels back.

We are here to share in the fight that starts in the communities and barrios.