The best part is when a city tries to renegotiate the cost of a project, and ends up spending 90% for 1/2 of the original design. Then the overruns hit, and som

The best part is when a city tries to renegotiate the cost of a project, and ends up spending 90% for 1/2 of the original design. Then the overruns hit, and somehow they still pay out more. Then it will turn out that there is some sort of critical design flaw, that they need fix, add solar panels to "save money", and so it goes on. The whole thing is a racket in many places.