I don't think they'll ever do it making a second outer belt because, you know, cities growing

and population is going to continue to grow.

This has been my problem forever, is that they didn't make 270 big enough when they had the

chance.

Oh, we don't need it that big.

No one lives out there.

Yes, precisely.

But if you want to keep growing as a city, you know, cities like Cincinnati, cities like Indianapolis,

they made their outer belts larger than they needed because they knew it would fill in and eventually they would.

Here, we didn't do that because we're stupid.

I wonder if they ever were to build that.

I know this is kind of what we probably talked about back then, but how big would you build it?

Like, would you go, at this point, would you go Marion Zanesville? Not that far out.

No, it's too big. Well, someone's not dreaming big enough to that's what I think. That's too big.

Oh, okay. Well, I mean, but you can see how maybe that's what happened before where some guy was like, how about Delaware in London? They're like, that's stupid. Don't do that. Let's just build it to where we did.

But now the problem is, is that let's say yes, we could benefit from it. And we even want to spend

the money, the ungodly amount of money that it would be to build this thing. Right. You've got development in these areas. Yeah, that's true. I know.

I have said this for a long time. Now, this is also because of where I live, but there's no good,

like we have no good way to go from, if you look at Columbus as a clock, like Dublin would be at like, what would you say, 11 a.m. at 11 o'clock, right?

And then Pickerington, Reynoldsburg, that's like 3, 4 o'clock.

We have no real good way to go from Dublin down to like Pickerington in a, in a direct way. You have to go all the way around 270 to get to it.

Either way, it's about the same way.

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