Do-Ming sends out more literary recommendations than a bookstore in a hipster neighborhood. His enthusiasm for authors like Dale L. Sproule is palpable, yet it teeters on the edge of obsession—like a fan mail stalker stalking their favorite novelist.

With a keen eye for political absurdities, he brings a level of sarcasm to Canadian politics that could make even the most mundane news feel like a dramatic episode of a reality show where no one really wins. The bike lane debates alone could fuel a season of 'Survivor: Urban Planning Edition.'

Whether he's announcing his art show or discussing his sugar addiction, you get the sense that Do-Ming is the human embodiment of a community bulletin board—if community bulletin boards were wit-filled and often confused.