> it usually ends really badly for the locals At least it's usually subject to a vote. And it's hard to say it usually ends up bad for the locals unless you ca

> it usually ends really badly for the locals At least it's usually subject to a vote. And it's hard to say it usually ends up bad for the locals unless you can quantify leisure. Some do, sure, but I wouldn't say usually and I definitely wouldn't say "really badly" compared to many other financial policies. By the same measures, tax funding of other arts like museums end up bad for the locals too.