The Loop of the State Tricks

LZ Granderson: Do you find that there's also this sort of let's call a loop of the state tricks that is to say, after all these seven steps are fulfilled, let's say someone does recognize that a transit system or whatever other government project isn't working very effectively? He says people kind of just rush back to step one to introduce a new concept that the government could fix because our brains are in the state tricks and they're not even thinking again. LZ: Absolutely. And metros are a great example of this. Very, very few subway systems, arguably not any, but very, very few are worth it. Most public transportation economists think that most public transportation