You would think that after what happened in Atlanta with 85 a few years ago, which was ironically storage owned by the state where a homeless person set some st

You would think that after what happened in Atlanta with 85 a few years ago, which was ironically storage owned by the state where a homeless person set some stuff on fire, they would have known better than to allow any storage under a bridge like this, especially private. Just from a national security standpoint, taking out a few bridges like this could cause havoc. They did rush the construction to get it back open but it was crazy for a while. Another great reason to support remote work :).