Daniel Chapuis testifies remotely opposing ban, threatens lawsuit
Daniel Chapuis, son of a Swiss farmer, testifies remotely opposing the ban, sharing family history with horses, threatening to sue the mayor and council for $25 billion, and arguing tourists deserve real horses not electric vehicles.
Hey, yo.
Is that Danny?
Daniel, stop me.
Okay, go ahead.
You have two minutes.
Okay, my testimony is in one minute, 50 seconds.
Please don't interrupt.
I'm the son of a Brazilian Swiss farmer from people where the corn is used to make the gruyere and the ashram that compose the famous, world famous cheese fondue as well as the Nescafe.
My father farmed on the horse.
After World War II, his father got hit by a truck backing up and he didn't wish to die.
It was too much for my grandma and five kids.
They set the farm and moved to my hometown, Geneva.
They had a front job in construction.
The only daughter, even my grandmother, took care of grandma and cooked for the four boys.
During World War II, my father was on the horse at the Swiss-German border.
While she helped the peasants in the ashtray, and in return, the farmer gave my lovely dad a banana.
In Fribourg, they knew only the oranges for Christmas.
So he gave the banana to his horse and he didn't have any way.
While visiting me, we took the horse carriage's ride in Central Park, also featuring a picture together with the police mounted horse.
In 1986, I was very excited to see the horse carriages in front of the Irish restaurant, Hosea O'Grady, at 32nd and 7th Avenue.
Tourists to visit all ages, including...
Silver blood them.
Everywhere now we have these company dogs in the supermarket, the MTA, buses and subways.
They bark most of the time and I get aggravated.
We have to preserve the hostage charges because of the human values.
The foreigner spent a billion of dollars to get something better than an AI-driven motor vehicle.
In the city council, a misguided mayor, Mandani, approved a ban.
I will sue the so-called honorable mayor and the council for $25 billion for unfair treatment compared to the abuse service dog program.
Tourists don't deserve anonymous electricity.
Time expired.
Okay, time is up.
Time is up.
Just go.
Just cut him off.
Cut him off.
Cut him off.
All right, time is up.
Katie Bordenario.
You may begin.
Jasmine Mills, no, we're just calling the names.
Hattis, Belici, Garav Mahajan.
Oh, we did that.
Richard Joswal, Janet Quispe, Amy Grillo, Leanne Jeanette Cook.
No, just, no, no, I'm not doing that.
Becky Norton, Pamela Perkins, Eugenia Renscoff, Herbin Shah, Geraldine Martin, Natique, Alexi, no, we did that already.
Sarah Miles Lennox.
No, I know.
Katie Bimefor.
Claire Marston, Matthew Giarrusso, Ben, Jenny Martin, Marisol Brisman, Allison Musk,
Muscovecchio, Lucy DiGeronimo, Corinne Vanden Heuvel, Allison Thaler,
Sophie Higgins, Susan Grabina, Janice Brody, Dolores Orr, Jean Hall, Sarah Brovman,
Rora Bavia.
Rora Usha.
Emily Bowden-Torres.
Sumi Aztec, Ellen Hawley, Allison Z.
Let me check if there's other names.
Can you call, wait, we called Linda Manoray.
Can you call Christina Jamal?
Christina Jamal.
Okay, thank you to everyone who has testified.
If there is anyone present in the room or on Zoom.
Is it?
Oh, that's Christina.
Yeah, hi.
I know it's late.
I will, I'm in favor of writer's law.
I will submit my testimony in writing.
Okay, thank you very much.
Appreciate that.