Bob, I say this with respect. Somewhere along the way you lost the plot. Come downtown with me. Any day. Ride the TTC, take a walk down Queen West, the street that used to be the coolest strip in the country and now looks like a plywood showroom. Then look me in the eye and tell me Toronto's on the right track. I'm not angry, I'm disappointed. You've lived here for decades. You know what this city used to feel like. Right now 35% of Torontonians don't feel safe walking their own neighbourhood after dark. Subway delays are up more than 50% since 2019, and "disorderly behaviour" is one of the top reasons. Even after the numbers came down, the city's own count found more than 12,000 people experiencing homelessness last fall. And on Queen West, shops that were there for decades are gone, and the boarded-up windows are what's left. These aren't talking points. This is people's everyday. So I'm asking for real: get on the subway, walk those blocks, and tell me what you see. Toronto deserves better, and so do the people who live here.