Drew Johnson2 said:Small Town on the island of Maui—just a little settlement without its own grocery stores or pharmacies... they all fall under the jurisdiction of Old Town, which is where they have their 3.7 miles. Now, Old Town doesn't even have a gas station, so people actually have to drive out to Key West or Maui itself just to fuel up. They even need a permit to get through. And yet, someone has the audacity to ask what kind of use anyone would have for fuel in Small Town... as if that were the primary concern. Honestly, how do they even manage to get to the grocery store in Old Town in the first place?
Setting up permits based on local municipalities is honestly pretty terrible and messy.
But hey, if that's what works for them, fine. It was probably the easiest way out for them, and frankly, who cares about the fallout?
How would they even manage to monitor entire cities if they used the whole city as a base?
In places like Chicago or Atlanta, you can basically go wherever you want because there's no way to control it all. You'd need hundreds or thousands of checkpoints at every single intersection and street corner.
Just a grain of salt here, but it's pretty obvious this is a bad move.
Of course, to fix it, they’d actually have to admit they were wrong.
Still, it isn't the worst part of everything going on, and I doubt it will last forever.
Hopefully.
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