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When we shared our recent post about the construction and installation of the
bridge at I-70 and Pecos, we asked if any Facebookers had gotten stuck in traffic as a result of the project. One reader suggests that those complaining about such good delays could use a good spanking.
Ken Elwell writes:
Had to take a detour so a new/better bridge could be built. OH THE HUMANITY! Quit yer belly-aching people. Just shows how soft of a society we are becoming. If the old bridge had deteriorated and caused damage to people/property you'd whine about that too.
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