And let's do talk a

little bit about transit, because right now it feels like, especially the question about MARTA or additional rail lines, that all feels like a very local Atlanta problem.

It is sort of seen as Atlanta's problem to solve and Atlanta's problem to deal with until they figure out how to solve it.

Is there a role that a governor could step in here and say, you know what, let's take a holistic look at this?

about it? The mayor of Atlanta decades ago literally buried a hatchet on the state capitol, basically over a fight that evolved from a fight over MARTA.

I think also when we're covering debates down at the state capitol, there seems to be so much agreement that transportation is something that they all need to get together and deal with together.

And over the last 10 years, it seems to have transitioned from being just about moving people around the state to, because of the growth of the ports, really moving forward.

freight around the state.