The highway construction aggravation is prolly worldwide, and I was frustrated by it until a mate of mine explained it like this...
It used to take a longer-than-your-life time to build things - Notre Dame took 200 years to complete, for example. Several generations of craftsmen worked on just the one project and most of them never saw it finished. The thought of a father, son, and (gasp) grandson working on the same bridge/building/highway today is the punch line to a joke at best and enraging at worst. Maybe we should turn that frown upside down and appreciate that we're far better off and it doesn't take 200 years.
I've never spoken that guy again - he's clearly never sat in traffic for construction

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