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Daniel Lurie

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“I ran into his poor long suffering wife, I know. Yeah. You know, oddly enough, my brother has been the anesthesiologist, and I think on all of them. I know, small world. Anyway, thank you, Daniel Lurry, with the tipping point community. It's a nonprofit that fights poverty in the San Francisco Bay Area and has done more than your fair share of helping fix the city. We didn't talk about the Super Bowl, but I actually don't care about the Super Bowl. That's okay. That's fine.”
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“Was he? What was a great moment? It was a great value, Gavin. I almost named a child after him, but then I pulled back intelligently not to do. So sorry, Gavin. It's a very nice name, but not for my children.”
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“We listen and then we do what we think was important. So I think leadership is always important. Like Gavin Newsom around the gay issue. That was leadership. Leadership wasn't good for him. I mean, it wasn't good for him politically.”
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“Given that I'm a lesbian, I don't like lesbian collectives. You know what I mean? Like, not everybody gets to decide. And so I think we make decisions. And I think that helps a lot of people. And they may not like it”
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“Be transparent. I'm pretty open with my team. We've grown up to about 40 plus people in our office. And I think some people think that you as the leader and the CEO always have to have the answer. And I don't.”
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“Bring your kombucha with you, but get doing some, right? Absolutely, bring your Phil's coffee. I don't care what you bring. Last question I ask everybody, what's the thing that you make mistake that you made that you learn from that you're an entrepreneur? You are an entrepreneurial personality?”
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“Can help place people into these jobs. So don't think because you're a 25 year old or a 30 year old that you can't give back. You can.”
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“Students and kids from some of our programs so they can see what it's like to work in a tech company. You know, you know this better than I do. There are millions of jobs that are unfilled at these tech companies and they need talented people. We need to help scale up some of these programs like GenesisWorks and LinkedIn and Europe.”
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“Go volunteer and find out if and what gets you fired up. Was it kids? Is it the housing issue? Is it getting kids ready for jobs at these tech companies? We have our SF Gives companies doing a job shadow week in a couple weeks where 10 companies from our SF Gives portfolio are going to host”
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“Well, I think you should advocate for your company to volunteer hours. Hours or money. Hours that you can go and get paid, whether it's 20 hours, whether it's 40 hours a year, where you can go out and volunteer into the community, join a board of a grassroots organization, use your time, your talent, your treasure, you know, give 50 bucks, give 100 bucks.”
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“I shall come to whatever you want. Two things. What could a regular person do? Someone who has some means makes good living here in San Francisco because of tech, what could they do? What's the one first thing they should do?”
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“My team, our board, our leadership council, we have a lot of work to do. So we need more supporters, and I need you to come to some of these meetings. I shall come to what I come to.”
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“It's very genuine. On both sides, Bernie did too. It's a very genuine feeling of feeling that you've been played and played and you pay and pay and you work hard and you don't get everybody at every level, not just poor people, rich people, middle class people all feel. Poor people are doing rather well, but still it's the feeling that you don't have control of your government. Which is interesting. All right, so when is this going to happen? When is this going to start happening? This new thing?”
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“Yeah, but similar things. There is an interesting. I do not want to compliment Donald Trump, but there is a certain thing he's expressing. About people in politics and the feeling of being the politics has gotten away from citizens. Not that he's one that deserves any”
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“We could start there People do talk about it, and my answer is that honestly I'm. I'm upset about walking down the street and figuring out what we're going to do next week at tipping point.”
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“That'll be a different. We could start there. Yes, that's true. I'm more of a more of a populist, Daniel. You're a lovely guy. I'm a little different in that regard. So that begs the question, are you going to run for office? Do you ever see yourself running for politics? People talk about it.”
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“You know, so I grew up, I worked for a supervisor when I was in high school. My high school mandated that you go do Community service, and I went and worked for supervisor Barbara Kaufman at the time. She's still around. She's awesome. And it was pretty noisy back then. And during Gavin's time, you talked to Gavin. I mean, he and Aaron had.”
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“Every neighbor, and if you think that by not building housing in your neighborhood, it's going to somehow help you, I would just tell you, how are you feeling when you're walking down many streets in this city? You're not feeling good about how we're creating treating our common man. And so”
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“The retreat will take over everything and develop it themselves, and then it'll be gone, and then it'll be finished. So going up and having dense housing, every city in the world has dense housing. Single city.”
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“Absolutely. One of the arguments I've had with them and others, when I get into arguments, You know, they're like development, the developers win, they're only going to make rich kids' housing. And I go, you know what? Rich people always win. Let's make them build. Let's mandate housing that make a dense housing situation here. You have to go up.”
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“I think you got we don't have dense. I've seen him at Yelp. I like his posts. I think if we're going to house more homeless people in San Francisco, which we should, every district should have housing put up in all 11, every district. They never work across. Forget just, you know, you got, you know, I think it's Malia and Jane, Kim feeling that everything goes up in Soma or in Protero, but.”
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“There's some neighborhoods in the peninsula that have more NIMBEs, not my backyard folks, than we do here in San Francisco. And that's saying something.”
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“Need to work better as a region. And actually, I think that's where these companies can play a role. They have to move their employees back and forth. They understand the importance of transportation. For somebody that's poor working here in San Francisco, a lot of them have to commute an hour and a half, two hours, one way. They're spending 20 to 25 dollars to get here. Public transportation is actually quite expensive For many people, we have to figure out how we get people in here more with the housing prices going up. And then we need to build more housing at every income level. We have to build more housing here in San Francisco. We will never build enough housing to house everybody here.”
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“I'm the eternal optimist. And I think you are too. I think we have to keep pushing people. I think the one thing that I would say is whether it's Uber moving to Oakland, I think all of these issues are no longer just a city issue. I think it's a regional issue. And I think we need to start working more closely with Mayor Schaff and Mayor Licardo. I think when tipping points started, people said, we'll just focus on San Francisco. You can't just focus. Homeless problem is not just a San Francisco problem. I drove to Oakland yesterday and I saw 100 people living in a tent encampment underneath one of the Oakland freeways.”
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“Yeah. And what other things do you think are important that the community here? Because it is all these headquarters are moving back to San Francisco. Some are moving to Oakland, Uber. It will continue to have a location here, but Salesforce Tower, the LinkedIn Tower, however sinking one of them might be. I don't know which one's sinking. But when you have that, when you have these tech companies sort of headquartering here in a city versus the suburbs, and you guys work all over the whole Bay Area. Yeah.”
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“So we got an anonymous grant to launch this with $5 million by the end of March. We hope to have raised a lot more than that to tackle this problem. It's a separate fund. We're going to still continue our core work of funding the 44 groups because what comes out of that work is the ability to dive deeply into an issue like chronic homelessness.”
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“Which costs even more, as of general than gets overwhelmed, their max capacity. Have to do a 72 hour hold. SF General does great care, but they don't, this is not something that you can take care of in a maxed out hospital. So 34 respite beds, we're going to help. Finish that funding for the Department of Public Health, they put in a few million dollars worth of this one, you got a special.”
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“I'll show you an Aaron leave. I'll show you people that do care. But back to your earlier point about what we get out of it, we get a better city. And so we're going to try to help finish off funding on 34 respite beds for really mentally ill people so that they don't have to be sent to SF general.”
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“Has that changed? Because, you know, there's been several incidents of tech people writing idiotic pieces. I see where they come from as douchebro as they are. It's usually a guy. It's never a woman. And they're really fascinating in their almost complete lack of humanity.”
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“Move them to Nevada or wherever. No, no, we are a compassionate city. You and I both believe in San Francisco values. But what we are seeing on our streets are not San Francisco values.”
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“Well, we actually do have a homeward bound program that Gavin started that we're going to actually work with, but it's sort of a family finding notion that if there's something.”
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“Or you try to take your kid. I'm sure you've seen this with your children where you try to take them and you see people openly shooting up. On the street. This is not okay. It's not okay for them. It's not okay for our kids. And we need to do better. And so what do we get out of it? We get a better city for those people that are homeless and we get a better city. Because one of the tacks.”
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“You cannot explain, I walk my daughter to school in the mission district each day, and we literally have to step around people. And she's like, why is he sleeping on the street? And I say he doesn't have a place to go. And then you kind of want to move on. You don't want to talk to your five-year-old about it. Or you try to take your age.”
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“That's right. And I think as we say in the office, it's a test of our compassion and our humanity. And we believe it's breaking down in this city.”
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“I think the most difficult thing in San Francisco is how mentally ill so many of them obviously are. And then you create a compassion vacuum among people because when you walk down the street and get screamed at, and even though it's mentally ill, you start to develop a real... Shell that you don't want to, you know, that's right”
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“Moving people off the streets. We get people living with dignity instead of living on the sidewalks or individuals living”
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“Does that mean? It means that we're going to work the system, we're going to be outside pushing them, but that means we're going to fund staffing positions inside the department.”
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“Trent shop is about a billion dollars a year. Barbara's, we believe, is $2 billion a year. We sat down with all three of those leaders of those departments this week. They're all committed to working with us on this. The mayor has committed to.”
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“The San Francisco Chronicle will use the number 242 million dollars a year. That is not a number that we believe is accurate. On actually preventing people from falling into homelessness. So that's where a lot of that money is being spent. We think the number is somewhere between 500 and $600 million a year. The city knows it's incredible. They know they have a major issue. That's why Mayor Leah said it's his number one issue. They've developed a new Department of Housing. We have Trent Rohr of Human Services Agency and Barbara Garcia of the Department of Public Health.”
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“Much quicker and then iterate around the country 1700 if you talk about how many homeless there are on a given night you can say anything from 8,000 to 10,000 that's why we're focusing on the 1700 because one of those individuals can cost a city upwards of $100,000 a year. We have it pegged at around $80,000 a year, which is enormous. And if you house them, it only costs $20,000 a year. And so...”
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“In the street, We need to know the names and everything. But I'm guessing, I would have to guess because I've heard this before in other cities when they're starting to really use data is that a certain small segment tends to overwhelm the facility. You know, I was talking to Megan Smith, who they were doing that in cities. Certain small groups of people tend to overwhelm the cost. And if you fix two or three small things, like in Miami and other places. You can fix the problem much quicker and then iterate it around the country.”
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“We don't know the names of the people that are living in the street. We need to your point, we need to know the names. But I'm guessing I would.”
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“Help optimize and support the city and optimize the public sector, which means that we're going to actually help the Department of Housing and Jeff Kaczynski's job hire a couple of people to get better data, to talk across departments.”
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“Working a team up with government and not just let government do it all by themselves. There's some incredibly hardworking people in government. We want to help build new units and mine existing housing units and help mine existing units that are already out there that are being underutilized. And you might say, well, there's no way there's underutilized housing units. There are in the city. And actually there's Section 8 vouchers that are going unused here in San Francisco. And so we're going to change that. And we're going to do this in partnership with the city. We're also going to.”
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“So, well, the city did it. And so we realized that this is the issue of our time. This is the signal of income inequality that everyone sees every day, which makes everybody an expert, by the way. You know, you walk in down the street up to your office today and you see someone lying on the sidewalk. Right. And that isn't compassionate. We're not taking care of our fellow man or woman people living on the streets deserve better. So we have kind of a three-point plan that we're going to go after. And I think what makes what we're going to do unique and different from all the other efforts over the last 35 years is that”
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“And we have data, and what better place to team up with great companies that can help us get that data than right here. I mean, if any region could tackle and solve this problem, it's the San Francisco. What are you doing with this?”
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“You have to get proximate, as Brian Stevenson says. You have to get proximate to this problem and this issue. We as citizens.”
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“Doing something similar. It was fascinating. Like, these are hand drawn maps that were absolutely accurate, which was really interesting. And again, they were able to identify the problems before they could fix the problems, which I think that's one of the big issues. Who are they? What are they costing?”
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“Chronic. It's interesting. I was just up in, where was I? I can't remember in Chicago when I went to the whole house, Adams, Jane Adams. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And how they went, these women went door to door and counted who was in each of these hovels, essentially, and really did an amazing map of poverty in the Chicago area, which was the first step to solving it.”
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“Mental illness, drug addiction, mental health issues. So we have other people going after veterans homelessness. We have other people going after family homelessness. Chronic homelessness is not.”
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