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[President Tyrion]

Mr. GM,

I need quotes and information for the following:

• Some random bill that I probably won't even introduce
• This project that most likely costs $40,000 or less
• A tentative quote on a bill that will have its cost components amended 20 times before it's passed
• A feasibility analysis of how much more, if any, I couldn't miss this job

J/K LOL, keep up the good work.

*snorts*

Speaking of which, SJoyce, I have something for you.

[President Tyrion]

SJoyce, I was wondering if you could do me a favor and provide me with pertinent information on two subjects...

I need a potential cost of college education in NE Universities for a student without any aid?

I also would like to ask how much per year does the NE spend on High Speed Rail?

If you can provide me with the answers to those questions, I'd appreciate it.

The Northeast currently spends $25 billion for a Railroads line-item in the July-November NE Budget.

Cost of college really depends on where you're going. Cooper Union, for instance, is free if you get accepted, as are the service academies. Do you want for public universities, community colleges, or what?

Didn't Cooper Union start charging tuition?

[President Tyrion]

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Hey, SJoyce, could I also get the cost of this bill?

Where are these parks? What's the administrative structure of this system? How are you acquiring these parks?

So it's all media markets twenty times a day? Are these evenly spaced? Hourly except not 2-6 AM?

Forgive me for speaking out of line on PJ's bill, but this is what I would suggest.

For the parks bill, assume that the parks should on already-owned state land, so we're just looking at administrative costs. The structure will be simple; a minimal ranger system for internal stuff, road paving, and entry/information booths (one per park should be sufficient).

[President Tyrion]

SJoyce is no longer GM.