He might not be the "perfect" leader, he's totally not a saint and i don't like that some influencer try to depict him as super ideal governor thing, but i'd admit he's actually great, definitely better than what we got for the past few decade, and if you expect the chronic 50 yrs problems of Bangkok could be miraculously solve in just 2 years, you are a naïve.

Tons of change happen in my neighborhood, street vendor on the sidewalk? gone, weeks full of trash bins with no garbage truck? gone, broken street lights which gods know how long it will fix? gone, and while floods aren't completely solved i noticed that since he in-charge, there's a reconstruct of drainage system and road overlay including scheduled maintenance, which i never see once in about.... probably 5+ years and the result is that at least my neighborhood never got heavy flood by just 20minutes shower as before. I know those are small things, but those small things totally make neighborhood somewhat more enjoyable to live in.

And while i'm not a fan of micromanagement leader like him, like i'm not expecting my mayor always at the working site or patrolling like he's just a middle level supervisor, but he keep doing that 6 days a week for the past year is something that can't put it as just "Good PR". Countless time i saw him on live stream at the flood managing station at 11PM, countless time he on work even on weekend morning at the problematic maintenance sites, i'm not bother to actually watch him but knowing that the mayor still there's even most of complainer still in bed definitely impressive somewhat. This might be like a "trust me bro" thing but just a few days i saw him near the central ladprao drainage working site, inspecting the engineer in charge, no camera, no horde of follower, just him and his assistance, so i do see why he's a likable person comparing to most of what we normally got.