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Fort Lauderdale mayor channels Springfield, wants Elon Musk to build the city a tunnel from downtown to the beach

Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Mayor Dean Trantalis, last heard from turning an awful traffic accident into a terror attack without any evidence, announced that the city has “formally accepted tonight a proposal from @elonmusk’s @boringcompany to build an underground transit system between downtown and the beach”:

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In other words, this is the “Marge vs. the Monorail” episode from “The Simpsons” come to life:

He says the city can use the company’s underground system in Las Vegas as a guide:

Um, who wants to tell him why Las Vegas is slightly different geologically than South Florida? In Vegas, the tunnel is 40-feet below street level:

In South Florida, this means building a tunnel AND then sealing that tunnel from the water table:

You CAN build a tunnel in the area — there’s one to the port in Miami, for example — but it’s way more expensive to do so:

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The tunnel, as proposed, would have to go under the city, then under expensive homes, then under the Intracoastal Waterway, and then arrive at the beach? Sounds legit:

Mother Jones editor-in-chief calls it “the dumbest, most wasteful idea ever”:

Paging Gov. Ron DeSantis:

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