We'll get to the business of the day and I don't know, 20 minutes. I just, look, this is an

airing of the grievances and I'm selfish and this is what we're doing. But I want to talk to

you guys about it because if you're on the roads, I don't care for picking up your kids. I don't

care if you're on your way to a youth sports tournament. I don't care if you're on your way

to a job you likely hate. The amount of construction with nothing

getting done is utterly remarkable. And when I say nothing, oh no, people are working. And they're

working their asses off. My dad used to have that job. My dad laid concrete. I was supposed to

Big G? Yeah, my dad did he do. Well, a lot. But my point is, like, they'll be back there fixing

the same road six months from now. Nothing happens. Why is it this way? I just, my entire commute

today was single lane. My entire commute today was a war zone. And it's, it'll just be eternally worked on how are we the only state like this i'm very

lucky in my life i've traveled a lot of places there's nowhere like this place and i like living here

that's the worst part i do i genuinely do yeah i just don't think that they put the right materials

down for the roads to handle all of the wear and tear with the

trucks who come through and along with the worst budget worst budget michigan roads ms un iL

two for it all right david early ticket they got the 20 million bucks though oh they need to help to get that

80 000 pounds freight freight load limit plus the weight of the truck combined with our winter's highest weight limit in the country combined with the lowest bidders.

Right. But what does that have to do with neighborhood roads? Streets. This isn't about the highways.

No, they're traveling on the streets right now because of the

construction everywhere else. Those same trucks. So why do we allow that again? I don't know. Great

question. I'm asking for answers. I don't know. Really, I don't know. Because MDOT is more corrupt than

Kilpatrick, someone says. Uh-oh. They're pocketing the money. Uh-oh.

Oh, no. Mike, the same thing here in Oklahoma, working on all the roads.

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