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locally has changed, for example, that services — locally has changed, for example, that services are _ locally has changed, for example, that services are being _ that services are being slightly cut down, _ that services are being slightly cut down, so — that services are being slightly cut down, so you _ that services are being slightly cut down. so you are _ that services are being slightly cut down, so you are paying _ that services are being slightly cut down, so you are paying higher. that services are being slightly cut. down, so you are paying higher fares for a worse _ down, so you are paying higher fares for a worse service, _ down, so you are paying higher fares for a worse service, and _ down, so you are paying higher fares for a worse service, and that - down, so you are paying higher fares for a worse service, and that is - for a worse service, and that is contributing _ for a worse service, and that is contributing to— for a worse service, and that is contributing to a _ for a worse service, and that is contributing to a picture - for a worse service, and that is contributing to a picture that l for a worse service, and that is contributing to a picture that is making — contributing to a picture that is making peopie _ contributing to a picture that is making people very— contributing to a picture that is making people very unhappy. contributing to a picture that is . making people very unhappy with contributing to a picture that is - making people very unhappy with the government— making people very unhappy with the government if— making people very unhappy with the government if you _ making people very unhappy with the government if you look _ making people very unhappy with the government if you look at _ making people very unhappy with the government if you look at the - government if you look at the potting — government if you look at the ollina. ~ ., government if you look at the ollina. ~ . . government if you look at the ollina. . , . polling. what about the services? when ou polling. what about the services? when you look— polling. what about the services? when you look at _ polling. what about the services? when you look at passenger - polling. what about the services? - when you look at passenger numbers on the railways here in the uk, they are down 20% in three years. revenue down 29%. that is £10 million per day that is going in fares, fares that have gone missing. you look at what the government has done today, but is there an opportunity that has been missed to reform the fare system and the industry as a whole? a very interesting question, because you are _ a very interesting question, because you are right — a very interesting question, because you are right. what _ a very interesting question, because you are right. what has _ a very interesting question, because you are right. what has happened i a very interesting question, because you are right. what has happened is| you are right. what has happened is that post—pandemic, _ you are right. what has happened is that post—pandemic, it— you are right. what has happened is that post—pandemic, it looks - you are right. what has happened is that post—pandemic, it looks like i that post—pandemic, it looks like people's— that post—pandemic, it looks like people's working _ that post—pandemic, it looks like people's working patterns - that post—pandemic, it looks like people's working patterns have l people's working patterns have changed — people's working patterns have changed for— people's working patterns have changed for good _ people's working patterns have changed for good and - people's working patterns have changed for good and those - people's working patterns have - changed for good and those working, for ekampte. — changed for good and those working, for ekampte. in— changed for good and those working, for example, in the _ changed for good and those working, for example, in the outer— changed for good and those working, for example, in the outer london - for example, in the outer london suburbs — for example, in the outer london suburbs may— for example, in the outer london suburbs may now _ for example, in the outer london suburbs may now look _ for example, in the outer london suburbs may now look like - for example, in the outer london suburbs may now look like they. for example, in the outer london - suburbs may now look like they have .one suburbs may now look like they have gone back— suburbs may now look like they have gone back to — suburbs may now look like they have gone back to the _ suburbs may now look like they have gone back to the office _ suburbs may now look like they have gone back to the office three - suburbs may now look like they have gone back to the office three days i suburbs may now look like they have gone back to the office three days ai gone back to the office three days a week, _ gone back to the office three days a week, and — gone back to the office three days a week, and in— gone back to the office three days a week, and in that _ gone back to the office three days a week, and in that respect, - gone back to the office three days a week, and in that respect, season. week, and in that respect, season tickets. _ week, and in that respect, season tickets. which— week, and in that respect, season tickets, which are _ week, and in that respect, season tickets, which are enormously- tickets, which are enormously expensive _ tickets, which are enormously expensive and _ tickets, which are enormously expensive and predicated - tickets, which are enormously expensive and predicated on i tickets, which are enormously. expensive and predicated on the tickets, which are enormously- expensive and predicated on the idea of peopie _ expensive and predicated on the idea of peopie using — expensive and predicated on the idea of peopie using the _ expensive and predicated on the idea of people using the railways - expensive and predicated on the idea of people using the railways five - of people using the railways five days a _ of people using the railways five days a week, _ of people using the railways five days a week, begin _ of people using the railways five days a week, begin to _ of people using the railways five days a week, begin to look - of people using the railways five days a week, begin to look lessl days a week, begin to look less appeaiing — days a week, begin to look less appealing and _ days a week, begin to look less appealing and become - days a week, begin to look less appealing and become a - days a week, begin to look less appealing and become a muchi days a week, begin to look less - appealing and become a much greater burden— appealing and become a much greater burden on—
GovernmentRailwaysPeoplePictureServiceExampleDown-to-washington-dcFaresPollingServicesBritainMaking-peopiethis county by 14 points, right? that's what you see right there, 15 points, it's essentially tracking the presidential race in cobb county. again, herschel walker -- the governor's race. this is why brian kemp -- >> -- >> this is one of those counties, again, if you go back -- the suburbs to be republican county territory, or at least competitive territory. in the 2018 election the suburbs may nancy pelosi speaker, 2020 that make joe biden president. you come for the senate race here, that is the challenge of our time. without donald trump, and republicans become more competitive in the suburbs? in bryan camps kemp dr. georgia -- >> -- >> right out here, right out here. >> finally, we are looking at gwinnett county. they have counted this -- >> the wrong -- >> they are saying they will not wrap up by midnight tonight. so, we are waiting tonight to
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