People would say to me, hey, Eli, like, public transit's cool. I take it in Europe. I take it in York. Yes, love it. Love it. I love it. I love it when I travel. But, you know, like, it just doesn't go to where I need to go. And I'd be like, yeah, you know, like, we're building the system. Like, it'll get there. And then I realized that we actually have a pretty incredible system. When people come here,

they're like, actually, it's pretty great. The bus system's great. The rail system is great. We still

have more to build. Let's be honest about that. And we will be building it for decades to come.

But it's a culture issue now.

Yeah. But it's a culture issue now. Yo, welcome to another episode of In A Minute with Evan Lovic, coming to you live from

the IAM studios in the heart of Los Angeles.

And today, I am here to discuss a very important topic with a very special guest.

This is Eli Lipman, the executive director of Move L.A.

And now Move L.A builds coalitions to support affordable, equitable, sustainable, and

connected Los Angeles County.

But the part we're going to focus on today is the connected as in public transit.

Yes, sir.

Because Eli is a true honest to goodness advocate of expanding our public transit and making LA more

connected and accessible and easy to reach in all parts of the county.

So first of all, Eli, thank you for being here.

Appreciate you making the trek.

Thanks for having me, my friend.

Thanks for coming on, man.

Thanks for coming on.

Eli and I met, we actually met at a Palm's middle school career day, but we've been in touch.

We have some mutual friends.

And as you know, I am a big car advocate.

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