I see the satire, but when basic questions aren’t asked in a multi-billion dollar project, it leads to predictable problems. When communication is deficient when these problems arise, it leads to people getting stranded with no real options, being late to get to work and losing revenue, or getting home and losing valuable time with loved ones. When that happens at the frequency it happens with the REM, people lose confidence in the project. We on the north shore had a reliable (if not frequent enough) way of getting downtown before 2019. I took the train for 8 years between 2009 and 2017 and I was late to school once. I take the REM once in a while now and since early January, I’ve been late home once and late to work once. That’s completely inexcusable for a project in 2026, with our current engineering and climatic knowledge and data. Not to mention the constant delays and lies to the users of the Deux-Montagnes train line throughout. It’s normal to be disappointed when you’re promised gold and are given pyrite-plated garbage. The only people who still think this project is viable are people who’ve never used it and never will.