TfL promise list for Mayor's first 100 days

These are my wishlist items for 100 days and beyond too:

- Key ticket offices should reopen.
- Improve the balance between security and privacy in wake of a certain spying scandal by improving and assuring the confidentiality of customer and CCTV data.
- Replace the annoying holograms with simpler digital signs.
- Maybe scale down the Cable Car promotions so that Emirates will have less reason to keep the sponsorship.
- A single but more unique jingle, and a single automated announcer for all station announcements like what the SNCF does: Ding dongs are getting boring after I visited France many times.
- Multilingual announcements for certain topics (public safety, etc) to make tourism a lot easier.
- A mascot for the tube, preferably a mole or a Japanese animé character.
- Make the interior of the NTfL more exciting like the 1990s.
- Bid to operate other metro systems like what RATP does.
- Railfan windows that allows customers to see ahead like a normal window but not annoy operators. Although I know something like this exists, I don't remember the exact type of window that does that.
- Update the Liveries to fit both the GLA and TFL brands.
- Return the TfL logo to mixed case and remove the motto, as UPPERCASE text is basically shouting like that Drill Sargent in Apocalypse Now.
- Line numbers and letters (Undergound Line 1=Bakerloo, Undergound Line 2=Central and so on; Overground A1=North London to CLJ, Overground A2 North London to RMD and so on).
- Replace IE on all TFL computers with Firefox and Chrome because modern trend.
- Rename a station Nelson Mandela since Paris names stations after famous people.
- Have me look after the Tube Map like Paul Garbutt.