Gerry

But they are closing our logs.

And it's because, so in the immediate term, they put a bandaid over it and then they'll close it, but it's rinse and repeat.

Yeah.

And, I mean, some of the residents have been here an awful lot longer than I have, you know, and there's problems going on for 30 years here with the water, but it is the problem.

The problem is infrastructure.

Now, I don't really understand how money can be found, and I know we're coming back to the old bike shed again, but, like, I mean, we're awash with money.

We pay our taxes.

We all pay our property tax here.

You know, we're all working, trying to rear our families here.

And all we're asking for is basic human rights.

And as I heard you on the radio earlier with Oliver, you can manage without electricity.

I remember Stormy when we were pretty badly hit after that.

And the electricity is fine.

But I mean, I'm going now looking at my kids.

They have camogie this evening.

And I'm going, can I bring you to camogie because I can't wash you afterwards.

I haven't washed clothes.

So what do you do after camogie?

It's incredibly frustrating.

I'll probably have to ring my dad or my mom or someone.