After this column, some comfy folks could be having a few toss-and-turn nights until city election results hit the street.

For one person wanting to be Calgary’s mayor, her message couldn’t be clearer to a select group of self-entitled individuals.

Shape up or ship out.

Sonya Sharp is in a neck-and-neck race with Jeromy Farkas and Jyoti Gondek to see who will be Calgary’s mayor after the dust finally settles Monday night.

Sharp worked at city hall for 20 years and minces no words this day.

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If Sharp is elected mayor, heads could roll at city hall.

Which heads?

Certainly not the vast majority of city workers who do the grunt work, the heavy-lifting day in and day out, making things happen, taking orders not giving them.

No, Sharp makes it clear she is talking about the biggest of the bigshots, the tallest of the tall foreheads, the highest of the high-and-mighty........

© Calgary Herald