It's wrong that people have to walk and have to deal with this now.

It would cost millions and millions of dollars to turn it back, and there is some good changes that were made.

I think we have to do more consultation.

I voted against the master transit plan because I did not feel at that time that there was enough consultation.

And I saw what happened to businesses on Academy and other businesses that lost bus stops.

As Scott mentioned, senior homes that lost bus stops, hospitals that lost bus stops.

We have to immediately review many of the stops that were taken out and replace the top 150 businesses.

The circus at Portage in Maine.

I love that.

Yeah, I mean, for me, kind of the conventional story, born and raised in Southern California.

Dad's a huge Dodger fan, took me to the games as a kid growing up.

So just seeing the evolution of the team.

But I feel like my fandom really went from one level to the next.

after we booted Frank McCourt and Guggenheim took over and this team really started to like get serious and like that 2013 season, like I was already a fan, but that, that ride of like them going 42 and eight with Yasiel Puig and Adrian Gonzalez and Kershaw getting Cy Young's and all that.

I think that was like what took me to the next level where it was no longer just a fan, but like obsessed.

And they

... what's the timeframe here?

So what the o- the government required, and one of the things that they said they couldn't do, was they had to have a certain percentage of the crew members lost, um, with DNA family on, with DNA, uh, on file from the family members.

And when I first started, I believe they had 18, and now I think we're getting close to over 700 of the crew members are represented with DNA.

So the first thing we needed to do was make sure that they had all that DNA in place.

But once we reached that threshold, which the government just announced, uh, about a month or two ago, um, which was that 60% of the crew members have DNA on file and completed, that's when they were able to begin planning for the disinterment and identification process.

And I'm so excited to say that it's, it's gonna happen this year, and the first disinterment will actually happen December 7th of this year, exactly 85 years after the attack on Pearl Harbor.

I hope you're documenting this whole thing.

Um, yeah, I have p- pretty much.