Steve Saretsky

They themselves have essentially metrics that sort of that inform for them what issues are percolating amongst the electorate.

And, you know, it doesn't take that much, interestingly enough, to get on an MP's radar screen because most people don't take the time to even do that.

And so if you take the time to write to your MP and, you know, we're getting closer and closer to summer now.

And so we'll find ourselves soon enough in the proverbial barbecue season where MPs are back home, they're in their constituencies or their ridings.

The truth is raising these issues is exactly the sort of thing that doesn't guarantee a change.

But when they come back and start talking, suddenly they start realizing, you know what, we're out of step with where our constituents are.

Maybe there's a need to course correct.

Yeah.

Thanks for asking.

So there's a few different ways you can go.

Just go to my website, Michael Geist, M-I-C-H-A-E-L-G-E-I-S-T dot C-A.

But I also have a podcast called the Law Bites podcast that you can find on Spotify or Apple.

I've got a sub stack and I've got even on my, even on my link, even on my LinkedIn.

uh there's a weekly digest that comes you're a busy guy you're pumping out more content than looney are there's a lot of stuff that comes out it part of it's a repurposing because people are on different platforms but at least right now man there's a lot to do and a lot to say awesome thank you so much hopefully everybody enjoyed that conversation i know it's one that doesn't probably get a lot of air time it's i don't think most people are really thinking about

you know we've talked before we really are at the end of 40 plus year cycle where hey right zero for 15 years with qe a lot of stuff going on and now inflation is creeping in so yeah they need to sort of change how they're looking at the so-called game that they're trying to play i think it's irrelevant truthfully because i think the rates are going up across the curve koreans are plowing into the stock market people

are emptying out their pension funds they're buying super leveraged positions the classic another euphoria market so we had crypto a couple years ago the crypto last year but if you're in a country and all of a sudden you see your currency is in decline and you're saying oh wow i need to protect myself you're going to sell your currency but one way to protect yourself is to buy the stock market

It's zero emission and it's autonomous.

No, no.

See, that's why Montreal will never win.

No, it's nothing to do with Montreal.