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Railroad Invention
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Sophia Gildersleve
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Updated Apr 6, 2021
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Chapters
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Chapter 1
00:23
Chapter 2
00:35
Chapter 3
00:42
Chapter 4
00:44
Chapter 5
01:14
Chapter 6
01:16
Chapter 7
01:19
Chapter 8
01:54
Chapter 9
01:59
Chapter 10
Audio Transcript
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Hello? Hello?
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Hello, everyone.
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Hi, Sharks.
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I'm here to talk to you today about a proposal
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about railroads.
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The weight of the future.
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Now, these railroads, I feel like they would be very
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beneficial for the entire America.
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And here's why.
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Now we know the old fashioned way of traveling and
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carrying cargo is by a horse drawn carriage or animal
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drawn carriage or just simply walking, which we know takes
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days on end.
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And it isn't super efficient because anything can happen.
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And when I say anything can happen, anything, you name
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it. Wagon breaking down animals getting sick.
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You getting sick, car, You're getting stolen.
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Anything can happen on this route to your destination.
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Now, why do I choose a safer, more productive way
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of traveling?
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Because I feel like it will be better for Americans,
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and it will bring in a lot of money in
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revenue. Mhm.
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Now, what I propose is that we make a railroad
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stretching from Baltimore to Tyson Virginia.
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Um, this way would bring these two major ports together
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major not major ports, but one major port to another
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major part of Virginia in the D.
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M V area.
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It will provide faster transportation, you can travel with many
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people, and it carries a large amount of cargo with
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little to no labor on the passengers.
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Now let's talk about money because all about the money.
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So what we're asking for is a 48.7 miles um
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railroad, which were Xing $2 million per mile for 10
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miles, which I think it's pretty good for a start,
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which would come up to about 20 million for 30%
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stake in our company.
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Now, this is an investment that you won't regret because
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railroads bring in billions of dollars each year.
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So I hope you take us up on an offer
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and band with us.
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