the mayor found out between midnight and about 2:30 a.m. is there is so much that needs to be done to make the TTC better for riders. "Yo Ford, where's the 83?" said a guy. "I have been waiting 45 minutes." The guy missed his bus. The mayor missed his train home too. "I am glad this has happened because I can see what's really going on," Ford said. We just missed the last train at Kennedy Station at about 1:40 a.m., so with some direction from staffers, we took the 34 bus along Eglinton all the way to Yonge St., the same route in question. "I can't believe they want to put streetcars on this," Ford said."Look at all the house that have to be expropriated. Underground is the only way to go." The mayor was also upset about how freezing cold it was inside the Kennedy Station and how noisy and shaky the old Scarborough RT has become. "It's ridiculous," he said. What he also thinks is ridiculous is how Stintz turned on him, not only not supporting his plan but also leading a palace coup against him. "We had a meeting with her just the day before and she was on board with the idea of deferring it for 30 days. She agreed to it," he said. "I don't understand why she would stab me in the back because what have I ever done to her? I have never said anything bad against her or done anything