A tax payer funded dystopialand ride... This is very similar to the Mission Valley leg of the San Diego trolly. This was the first trolly project developed in

A tax payer funded dystopialand ride... This is very similar to the Mission Valley leg of the San Diego trolly. This was the first trolly project developed in modern San Diego, and connected hotels to the "charger statium". Supposedly to allow tourist to go to football games from their hotel. Then, the chargers ditched San Diego and moved to LA 8-/ Meanwhile, El Cajon Blvd, which mostly parallels the route of that Mission Valley trolly route, but goes through residential and business areas and connects the city core to SDSU continues to have no trolly. In spite of the fact that this was a major trolley route back in the day when US cities originally had trolleys. Ironically, that original Mission Valley trolley route now connects to SDSU, but doesn't travel through the most densly packed part of the city.