There's so many.

I kind of focus in on, uh, I, I started off in politics thinking one way and then I've kind of changed and evolved and I break my, my issues down by a generation.

And, and so if I, I could take like Gen Z and do 30, 35 and under, and then do say 35 to 50 and then do 50 slash 60 and above.

And, uh, It's school, student loans for younger people, buying a house, you know, getting life started.

And I look back and I spent so much time just talking to people between the ages of 18 and 35.

And I, you know, I travel in circles.

I'm 62 and I travel around in circles with people that are my age and older.

How can people get more information about you, Tim Bennett?

Tim, please.

Well, I'll lean forward as well.

Uh, good evening, everyone.

My name's Tim Bennett.

Uh, and I first off just wanna thank you for the opportunity to serve the community over the last four years as a city councilor.

For those of you who don't know me, uh, I am probably, besides being a city councilor, I have the best job of being a, a dad of four kids.

Uh, I've spent my career in nonprofit leadership, spending 17 years with Big Brothers Big Sisters, and now the chief revenue officer with Scouts Canada.

Tim.