stackyFACTSWhen the government completely fails at maintaining basic road infrastructure, the private sector steps in purely out of self-interest.
When the government completely fails at maintaining basic road infrastructure, the private sector steps in purely out of self-interest. Tired of their drivers destroying suspensions and ruining perfectly good cheese distributions due to cratered roads, Domino\'s launched the 'Paving for Pizza' initiative. They literally gave grants to local towns to fill potholes, permanently stamping their logo on the fresh asphalt as a flex against local taxation failures.
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