Billy Corben

I mean, that was the same thing Eileen Higgins was saying, was saying like, yeah, as long as you employ Ken Russell, you're not going to get a meeting or access to me.

You still believe that happened.

And we can handle that.

So, Steve, let's talk about this, because this is a multibillion dollar deal of great consequence economically, environmentally.

As Ken Russell just said, we're talking about building an incinerator to burn billions of tons of trash, possibly in ecologically sacred areas.

Also, show of hands, everybody out there.

How many of you know a trans athlete?

None of you do.

It affects none of your lives.

Let me ask you this.

How many of you have trash, throw out trash, go to a trash chute to throw your trash out into a dumpster, drag your trash can out to the curb, you know, twice a week, three times a week to have your trash picked up?

This is an issue that affects 100% of us.

So while it may not sound sexy, let's be clear.

There are billions of dollars of your tax money at stake.

There is the future of our planet, our clean water supply here in South Florida, as we continue to grow by leaps and bounds, I would say, in an unsustainable way.

And of course, if there is no place, what happens if the garbage truck stops showing up, Roy?

What happens if... Mass hysteria.

Mass hysteria, cats and dogs living together.

So this is an issue that affects 100 percent of the people, things you want your local government to do.

Provide public safety, have the lights go red and green, pick up our trash.