But the idea that you're going to have, like, high-speed rail from, like, where? Like, Los Angeles to Columbus, Ohio? Like, that's insane.
Okay? Like, that's just stupid. Like, I mean, are you kidding me? Like, that would be thousands of miles of track, and it would take you – Hundreds of billions of infrastructure.
Like, that doesn't make sense. It's not. But not only that.
Like, what would the purpose be? Like, the high-speed rail in between that, there's not even that many towns that you would be stopping to increase industry in those places. Like, where are you going to stop between, you know, say, the edge of Illinois. Say you go from Chicago to Los Angeles.
What do you stop at in between that? Like, you stop in Kansas, at one or two cities. Like, I mean, it doesn't make a whole lot of sense. But not only that, why on earth would you do it? Like, you can just get on a plane and fly there, and you'd be there in three hours.
Like, what is the purpose? Like, I don't understand. Like, it's too far of a distance for it to actually be any feasibility to it. I just don't – I don't understand it at all.
I don't think it makes any sense at all in the United States, one bit. No, it doesn't. And actually, if you look at the train tickets, like, I was looking at it.
The train tickets are just about as expensive as a plane ticket. Less hassle. You get on and off.