Had riverman posted “lol at spending $1.7m on a bathroom” this whole debate doesn’t happen. Instead he posted “it’s just corruption. Conservatives have a point.”
Anyway. I have to head out. I’ll check back later for more lol Clovis is an idiot posts.
Depending on how they do their accounting, $175k is probably ~1500 hours, so if it’s a year long project then it’s 0.75 FTE. In reality it’s probably like 10 different people hitting the project for a few hours a week here and there.
Holy shit are we still talking about fucking toilets? We’re gonna need Garrett and Robbi to weigh in on this on the next Joey Ingram podcast to settle it for good.
And I guess my whole point is that we really don’t know. We don’t know what’s included in that estimate because we don’t know how they account for costs. Does the parks and rec department have project management or schedule management or construction management software that they also break out on a per project basis for accounting purposes? Physical inspections? Design review and compliance? Earned value management tracking? Etc etc
I think The Line is a fantastic project. If we’re going to live in a cyberpunk dystopia (and we totally do, and I say that with zero hyperbole), then fuck it, let’s really lean into it.
I have been involved in bidding a few projects more than a billion dollars and the risk is so high, especially if they are p3s which many are, that bidders are forced to be so conservative costs always end up crazy.
I am not sure what the solution to that problem would be.
Pacheco running full speed while he is out of bounds like that is a really great play. It just invites a late hit 15yd penalty. Everyone should be doing this on the reg.
He is still sick and everyone is mad because emu girl won’t wear a mask around her emus and she might be patient zero for the next epidemic but in a Lynchian twist there is now a second emu girl who is non-problematic but one of her emus is extremely violent and trying to murder her.