Poor old David Seymour got a $3,000 parking bill because he believed her. I would have thought a guy who's been in Parliament for four years would know better than to believe the Prime Minister, when it comes to exhortations from the podium of truth or the podium of mistruth, as is now being called—the podium of platitudes, as we now call it on this side, because that's all we get these days. We don't get the truth from the podium; we get platitudes. But I would have thought David Seymour as an experienced member of Parliament would know better than to believe what he listens to from that podium. He got a $3,000 parking fine, poor guy, because he thought it was going to be short and sharp. What's that?