> Good luck getting apartment buildings built >10yrs ago to invest in a major project like that. They seem to have little issue justifying major upgrades insid

> Good luck getting apartment buildings built >10yrs ago to invest in a major project like that. They seem to have little issue justifying major upgrades inside the apartments themselves. > Or do you mean your local/federal government is going to give massive subsidies to one of the largest infrastructure projects on private property in history? 1. Hyperbole much? There have surely been more expensive such projects, even before factoring in the resulting economies of scale. 2. I can think of far worse things on which we blow our tax dollars. > And those are standard outlets. If you're plugged in for 8+ hours a day, standard outlets are likely all you really need - especially if your destination also has electrified outlets.