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Why not? I'm pretty sure they know roundabout what it would cost to tear it down, so why not see if someone is willing to buy it because they think they can get
by cybrox 4mo ago
Why not? I'm pretty sure they know roundabout what it would cost to tear it down, so why not see if someone is willing to buy it because they think they can get the work done cheaper and make a profit off the raw material.
- extraduder_ire 4mo agoThere's an idiom in US english, "and if you believe that, I have a bridge to sell you", meant to imply that someone is gullible. It's usually what's being referred to when someone is talking about selling a bridge, and is a source of humour when someone actually sells a bridge. It's in reference to the criminal exploits of confidence man George C Parker.: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_C._Parker https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_C._Parker
- adityamwagh 4mo agoI'm not against it. It's just that it's the first time seeing a bridge being sold in my life.
- Symbiote 4mo agoThe opposite -- it said elsewhere they will accept a low offer if it means the historic bridge is preserved.