> Not to interfere with your cynicism, but the important information here is that Boring Co. is funding the construction itself. It's not public money being spe

> Not to interfere with your cynicism, but the important information here is that Boring Co. is funding the construction itself. It's not public money being spent It's not uncommon for projects to start out that way, and then magically, public money starts appearing anyway. If this really remains a privately financed project (financed out of the deep pockets of Musk's companies, and completed on time due to Musk's uncannily accurate forecasts), then more power to them!