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In many ways modern, Dubai seems like some sort of science-fiction utopia. It emerged from the Middle East's desert seemingly overnight with some of the largest buildings in the world and it has police supercars patrolling the streets. It's not all perfect, of course, and like many cities,
Seems it would be easier to achieve the same end by simply jacking up road-use fees sky high. Maybe they could make themselves feel all egalitarian and all by allowing the poor to use a few poorly maintained back roads at no fee, while reserving the expressways and arterials for the rich who can afford the fees.
Dubai is rich everything else is terrible, I just said plain and simple, the city relies to heavily on oil, when the oil runs out what will they do, the city has a terrible culture, the food and culture is great but what i mean by culture is thinking style, the education is terrible, i read somewhere many of the buildings that are so tall that they brag about are empty. Dubai is a great city, super cars, rich people greatest buildings but at the same time the city needs help...
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