Was it like this is definitely going to happen? The wheels are turning at full speed or was there still a little bit of uncertainty similar to what we're dealing with today?

Oh, I think there was definitely some uncertainty, but I'm really relieved to hear from Jeff that he's now willing to wear all the failures of the Green Line.

So thanks, buddy.

I'm glad that somebody has now finally stepped up.

I'm here for you, Greg.

I so appreciate it.

We always need somebody to blame.

Do you feel that way at all? Like what do you, as somebody who lives in North Calvary, do you have any concerns that, you know, what if it never gets to my house?

Let's do

it.

Yeah.

So for those of you who don't know, Lars and I sort of got together a year and a half ago.

We started Center for Land Economics and I kick off some of these presentations by explaining what the Center for Land Economics is.

And I explain it in all these terms that nobody really cares about, because at the end of the day, with this audience, I can tell you none of these words matter.

The reason why Center for Land Economics exists is to accomplish land value taxes.

We can fix things by making some obvious procedural changes, which are now being made, which is great.