If you're not familiar with the idea of a public good (things available to the public that no individual pays for and that, as the result, are subject to the tragedy of the commons) I don't have time to educate you. I use the subway or my bike to get to work and the roads that would be subject to tolls and would more than happy to public $2 each way to use the Gardiner to visit my family. If you want to tack an extra $0.00025 to my $100 hockey stick or my $800 iPhone so that the truck carrying those things can pay the TWO FREAKIN DOLLARS to ride the Gardiner, then I'm pretty good with that.

Seriously?