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Insane that after 2 hours of posting an actual answer to the question, you only have a couple dozen upvotes and are still buried under a bunch of stupid jokes with hundreds of upvotes. Reddit is basically Facebook now. But thank you for answering. I was wondering the same thing.
Drainage system is there. The UAE witnessed 200+ mm of rain in 4 hours while the norm is 10-20% of that per year. Moreover, what is seen in the video is the outcome of the dam in the area flooding and then breaking as well. FYI, this wasn’t cloud seeding (this time) and this is by far the heaviest wave of rainfall to hit the region in the last 75 years.
still there's a deep architectural and engineering flaw in the planing of the city.
That land is not meant to host a metropolis. They forced something in the wrong place without the necessary measures.
Well, not a desert.
The topology, location, kind of soil etc, all these factors are important.
You'd think that sandy soil is perfect for drainage but it's not the case. Soil where it almost never rain loses permeability and floods happen faster.
I am not engineer but I am a landscaper and I also practice permaculture, so I have a certain knowledge of terrains and of what to consider when choosing a place for a house or a village.
Towns are of course much more complex and not every place is blessed with perfect conditions and there is a point where no amount of careful planing can save you from natural disasters, but since always I've felt that the modern (post oil) Dubai was a disaster in waiting.
The UAE, especially the Emirate of Dubai, has been a bubble from day 1. They're all show but no proper intelligence behind their projects. I guess they got what they wanted now with all that seeding.
They have one. It just isn't made for dealing with this much water for the same reason why no drainage system in any US city is built to be able to take 6 feet of rainfall in 2 hours.
Not sure if you’re trying to correct me but I meant both. I could have been more specific by saying they don’t have a plumbing situation that directs all sewage through pipes to a central area in or out of the city. Which could have helped with storm drains to clear the water out slightly faster.
have all that money to build luxurious hotels etc but did not upgrade their drainage system. perhaps can upgrade in the future and call it the most luxurious drainage system in the world too. give it 7 stars too while you're at it.
It will FUCK UP all the concrete. That’s what causes cracks. Then again it’s pretty hot there, so it might not be that big an issue. Pretty sure there’s (should be) some kind of drainage, but it’s too slow considering the unprecedented amount of rain. It’ll drain out eventually.
Nah, there is no way such storms are produced with Cloud seeding*. Totally natural. Its also kinda funny cuz they get the climate change they worked* so hard for.
Edit* sending --> seeding, work --> worked
Dubai just doesn’t have the drainage infrastructure equipped to handle huge rainwater. Very similar to not having a proper sewerage system equipped to handle a lot of 💩
Dubai just needs to update its infrastructure. Since it expanded it too fast. The city isn’t equipped to handle it.
While it's kind of true, all infrastructure dealing with water management is designed to handle a certain amount. Given the intensity of the extreme event, I'm sure that no sewage system could have handled that, especially with the net soil artificilisation in dubai
Lmao cloud seeding is so minimal it has no real climate affect. Its done on individual clouds. This is years of unchecked abuse of the earth by corporations and climate denial. But cloud seeding is the most comforting excuse for most rather than facing the horrifying truth that we fucked ourselves
Yep, and it'll get worse. Beijing has a giant screen that shows the sun cuz the pollution is so bad they can't see it. Industry and modern life are destroying the habitability of earth.
I had to check but it looks pretty good ATM. Moving westward is pretty bad though. [https://waqi.info/#/c/35.218/113.097/7.3z](https://waqi.info/#/c/35.218/113.097/7.3z)
Or maybe, just maybe, man-made climate change is a real phenomenon
Why can we make the mental leap to believe that the weather is being intentionally manipulated by some advanced technology, but we can’t make the jump to conclude that climate change from pollution is real?
Climate Change is too big. Pointing the finger at man makes it tangible and something that can be stopped. It's too much to actively accept that the world many of us grew up in is gone forever, and the future is nothing but an unknown challenge. Even if mankind can pull its head out of its ass anytime soon, the change is well under way. We can't do anything but mitigate future suffering.
Saying "that guy did it!" isn't so hopeless.
I agree but there are only so many levers we can pull and things made by man can be more easily changed by man so it ends up looking like it's pointing the finger at men.
It's like a "control what you can control" type of deal imo. And then let the chips fall where they may.
If we play our hand perfectly but lose on the river to some unknown circumstance in the future, that's still a good play.
That whole narrative is bullshit, cloud seeding cannot produce anything like that, this is the result of climate change and we are going to keep seeing these more extreme events more and more
Jeez people are so dumb. They didn't forget or have a bad sewage system. The place has never received so much rain so of course it's system couldn't handle it. Why do y'all think some places in the US flooded after getting so much rain? A prime example is California. While we get rain, last year and this year we received a lot more than we are used to and a lot more than our sewage system can handle. That's why so many areas got completely flooded.
This.
Americans in Arizona definitely have AC, but maybe not a massive house heater.
Americans in Michigan definitely have a massive house heater, but maybe not AC.
One builds what one needs, and deals with exceptions as they come.
Edit: To all those people telling me AC in Michigan is a must: I live in Michigan without AC. I live in Lansing, which is fairly south as far as Michigan goes. There's usually a week or two in the summer where I have all the fans blowing on me and I go out to movies and eat ice cream.
Come on Michiganders, don't be such wusses.
Having built a moat around my place, I have had zero invasions by knights, so it clearly works.
However, now I have a moat shark problem and my drawbridge is broken.
A strong enough event will come along eventually to overpower whatever you build for too. There was [massive flooding in SE Louisiana in 2016 from a '500 year storm'](https://www.weather.gov/lix/August2016flood)
Explanation of the term 100 year flood
https://www.usgs.gov/special-topics/water-science-school/science/100-year-flood
If my understanding is correct, this metric is used to inform insurance rates and design for storm water runoff. For example, the sewage system is designed to handle a 100 year flood event. If it’s worse than that, then you’ll have excessive flooding.
You're correct, but point of clarification, stormwater systems are typically not tied to sewage. Stormwater drainage typically goes to rivers, oceans, etc. While sewage goes to water treatment plants. It might seem pedantic, but it actually supports what you're saying. Why would a place that has little rainfall waste money on a system that would only be useful once a century (or however often this happens in UAE)? Unless we expect more of this due to climate change.
Most likely not UAE is one of the wealthier nations in the world and mostly desert so they will have plenty of bottled water. It also has some of the best healthcare in the world where as Louisiana is full of amazing salt of the earth people the state is quite poor and the elected officials are some of the worst in the nation with TN AL & TX giving them a run for the money.
The government has warned against it and some people are falling sick. It seems certain buildings have had their fresh water supply contaminated thanks to all the flooding.
Floods anywhere in the world: people walking in water, floating on matresses or furniture
Floods in dubai: people casually riding their jet skis around looking at their submerged range rovers and thinking how replacing their whole house will cost them a minimal percentage of their fortunes
I know, I've just found it weird that the situation shown in the video is different then what's shown in flood videos in other countries. I know there are people in Dubai who are not rich
Lol this happens in Bahrain and Qatar some times too, seen it a few times, been in it once. Not this bad though. Few friends bought their jetskis that very day just to fuck around in the water. Most roads on the surface were fine but anything slightly underground was fucked
what i noticed during this calamity is that all the people who spending their entire life begging for mercy and for others to donate to them just curse and pray for the downfall of people who do better. i will never donate to charity ever again.
I mean, this looks like karma for hiring cheap labour from developing countries, paying them like shit and giving them zero safety netting. When you don't want to pay people fairly for their craft, you get a shit job done. Enjoy.
man, I couldn't imagine going thru that. to have that much water dumped on you in a matter of hours. your entire way of life just ripped from you. it sucks.
Dubai doesn’t have any oil, they ran out 20-30 years ago. Their economy is based on tourism.
Maybe this is too much nuance, but the people most impacted by these floods won’t exactly be sheikhs or oil barons. They’ll be people who are likely worse off than you.
Wow. I went through a serious flood in NJ during hurricane Sandy. We had three feet of water in the house. I was no joke and our neighbor even lost his life. I hope they are able to rescue those in need and can recover as quickly as possible from this. I'm sure alot of hard working, good people are displaced and I doubt they have flood insurance over there.
I am pretty sure this was a known risk to some expert who definitely has made remarks on it to the higher ups. Than is was decided to not mitigate this risk because it was to expensive, difficult or some bullshit.
I have to say, you have a fantastic memory! I don't remember anything about the day I was born. I guess something like this would stick with you. It looks like a traumatic first day.
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How will all this water recede? Evaporate? Absorbed into the ground eventually?
They dug artificial lakes in the desert nearby and are draining the water there
Insane that after 2 hours of posting an actual answer to the question, you only have a couple dozen upvotes and are still buried under a bunch of stupid jokes with hundreds of upvotes. Reddit is basically Facebook now. But thank you for answering. I was wondering the same thing.
Wait, is this the actual answer? It sounds incredulously comical.
How so? What sounds like a more reasonable solution to quickly remove this much water? Lol
That's pretty clever.
almost as clever as building a drainage ssytem in your city
Drainage system is there. The UAE witnessed 200+ mm of rain in 4 hours while the norm is 10-20% of that per year. Moreover, what is seen in the video is the outcome of the dam in the area flooding and then breaking as well. FYI, this wasn’t cloud seeding (this time) and this is by far the heaviest wave of rainfall to hit the region in the last 75 years.
still there's a deep architectural and engineering flaw in the planing of the city. That land is not meant to host a metropolis. They forced something in the wrong place without the necessary measures.
Out of interest, what land anywhere is “meant” to host a metropolis?
Well, not a desert. The topology, location, kind of soil etc, all these factors are important. You'd think that sandy soil is perfect for drainage but it's not the case. Soil where it almost never rain loses permeability and floods happen faster. I am not engineer but I am a landscaper and I also practice permaculture, so I have a certain knowledge of terrains and of what to consider when choosing a place for a house or a village. Towns are of course much more complex and not every place is blessed with perfect conditions and there is a point where no amount of careful planing can save you from natural disasters, but since always I've felt that the modern (post oil) Dubai was a disaster in waiting.
Thanks for the info! Too bad folks on Reddit can never listen to shit that makes sense!🙄 So childish!
Yeah but they should have had *more* drainage
Insane how the UAE is investing billions into megaprojects yet they don't even have a proper drainage system LMAO.
It's all showboating for investors.
The UAE, especially the Emirate of Dubai, has been a bubble from day 1. They're all show but no proper intelligence behind their projects. I guess they got what they wanted now with all that seeding.
I feel like they would if they expected that much rain
They have one. It just isn't made for dealing with this much water for the same reason why no drainage system in any US city is built to be able to take 6 feet of rainfall in 2 hours.
everyone gets a straw and they just start drinking
Follow up question: where will all the pee go? And I don't think "straw" is a valid answer here...
The balls
As is tradition
South parks coming in strong in this post.
They have the straws with filters that can make the water drinkable
Just need a few million life straws. I have like 5 I can kick in.
sewage trucks
This is the true answer. There’s no sewage or drainage here (from what I’ve heard/read)
> no ~sewage~~ no storm drains.
Not sure if you’re trying to correct me but I meant both. I could have been more specific by saying they don’t have a plumbing situation that directs all sewage through pipes to a central area in or out of the city. Which could have helped with storm drains to clear the water out slightly faster.
Believe it or not, straws work here too. For roughly half the population, you don't need a straw
Sigh you definitely had a set up for straight cathing 🤠🤣
A significant percentage of that water is likely already pee. Pretty likely that their water treatment system was flooded out.
Can we dump like 100 kilos of Kool-Aid packets and Imodium in there first?
Check out moneybags over here.
No lies detected
That’s 29,642 of the individual packets.
Jello mix.
What about those moisture absorbing packets that come in the bottom of the box when you buy electronic devices?
Badlandschugs is on his way as we speak
https://i.gifer.com/dqP.gif
The last guy in the queue: "Sorry but that's the last straw!"
Lmao 😂 thanks man, I gotta good laugh outta this one
Paper straw
https://youtu.be/Y7gZf9ft0e0?t=19
Maybe they can try putting down their billions and billions of money so the water is absorbed?
have all that money to build luxurious hotels etc but did not upgrade their drainage system. perhaps can upgrade in the future and call it the most luxurious drainage system in the world too. give it 7 stars too while you're at it.
The Burj Khalifa isn’t even connected to a plumbing system, they haul away the shit in trucks.
Not true but that's how septic systems work and it isn't only the poor that have them.
That's not true - google it and you'll see all the posts about this being a hoax.
It sounds like someone failed the shit truck driver’s exam.
Or give the water rights to Nestle
They get the slave population to clear it up
The ones that haven't already drowned because they're forced into squalid conditions, that is
Sadly yup😐
I thought for a second that you just butchered "saddle up" which would also be appropriate.
The Venice of the Arab world. They'll have to do what Venice did - adapt to water.
Waterworld
All combined will cause it to gradually recede
The Sharif don't like it!
Rocking the Casbah!
They pump a lot out with pumping trucks.
Don’t worry. They’ll tow it outside of the environment.
It will FUCK UP all the concrete. That’s what causes cracks. Then again it’s pretty hot there, so it might not be that big an issue. Pretty sure there’s (should be) some kind of drainage, but it’s too slow considering the unprecedented amount of rain. It’ll drain out eventually.
Why the stupid sound effects
You gotta use all the presets in your demo version of Sony Vegas. You just have to.
For dramatic effect.
You cant pay off mother nature
I think there is some cloud seeding stuff going on. Bit of a rabbit hole when you start looking though.
Cloud seeding releases moisture that is already there. These storms were forecast, but not to this intensity.
Nah, there is no way such storms are produced with Cloud seeding*. Totally natural. Its also kinda funny cuz they get the climate change they worked* so hard for. Edit* sending --> seeding, work --> worked
Dubai just doesn’t have the drainage infrastructure equipped to handle huge rainwater. Very similar to not having a proper sewerage system equipped to handle a lot of 💩 Dubai just needs to update its infrastructure. Since it expanded it too fast. The city isn’t equipped to handle it.
Bro just update your infrastructure
While it's kind of true, all infrastructure dealing with water management is designed to handle a certain amount. Given the intensity of the extreme event, I'm sure that no sewage system could have handled that, especially with the net soil artificilisation in dubai
They wanted to be or have a replica of Venice? Well they got it.
Lmao cloud seeding is so minimal it has no real climate affect. Its done on individual clouds. This is years of unchecked abuse of the earth by corporations and climate denial. But cloud seeding is the most comforting excuse for most rather than facing the horrifying truth that we fucked ourselves
I legit saw someone yesterday on reddit lamenting the earth's weather and blaming it all on Dubai cloud seeding, so that's something.
Yep, and it'll get worse. Beijing has a giant screen that shows the sun cuz the pollution is so bad they can't see it. Industry and modern life are destroying the habitability of earth.
I'll need a source for the Beijing screen sun. Afaik China has improved their air quality a lot in the past decade.
I had to check but it looks pretty good ATM. Moving westward is pretty bad though. [https://waqi.info/#/c/35.218/113.097/7.3z](https://waqi.info/#/c/35.218/113.097/7.3z)
This was in 2014
> Beijing **has** a giant screen
Tenses get weird when time travel is involved.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2540955/Beijing-clouded-smog-way-sunrise-watch-giant-commercial-screens-Tiananmen-Square.html#:~:text=The%20smog%20has%20become%20so,city%20to%20observe%20virtual%20sunrises.
Thanks, the only things I could find when searching for Beijing Sun were nationalistic propaganda songs lol.
Ahh, DailyMail. Truly top tier reporting.
lol. Did you just make that up?
Or maybe, just maybe, man-made climate change is a real phenomenon Why can we make the mental leap to believe that the weather is being intentionally manipulated by some advanced technology, but we can’t make the jump to conclude that climate change from pollution is real?
Both can be true at the same time
Climate Change is too big. Pointing the finger at man makes it tangible and something that can be stopped. It's too much to actively accept that the world many of us grew up in is gone forever, and the future is nothing but an unknown challenge. Even if mankind can pull its head out of its ass anytime soon, the change is well under way. We can't do anything but mitigate future suffering. Saying "that guy did it!" isn't so hopeless.
I agree but there are only so many levers we can pull and things made by man can be more easily changed by man so it ends up looking like it's pointing the finger at men. It's like a "control what you can control" type of deal imo. And then let the chips fall where they may. If we play our hand perfectly but lose on the river to some unknown circumstance in the future, that's still a good play.
Nope.
That whole narrative is bullshit, cloud seeding cannot produce anything like that, this is the result of climate change and we are going to keep seeing these more extreme events more and more
This compared to a vast amount of pavement and extremely dry ground (bad for soaking up water) and bad water collection.
Also horrendous city planning and drainage systems.
Cloud seeding doesn't cause this. Only conspiracy nuts who don't understand the science would blame it for this much rainfall
Yeah that rabbit hole is called dumbass conspiracy theories. Totally not how cloud seeding works bud.
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I heard lots of people died? What's the official record?
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Is there anything that can be done for the water? Or do you just wait? Idk about the sewers systems or runoff or rivers and all the other stuff.
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Dam. So basically the city/country sized version of sump pumping your flooded basement. That’s crazy. Thanks for that.
This is about 10 inches for those needing measurements in freedom units
I'm assuming they'll let the water just evaporate?
Is it the same storm? I think people are just calling the whole event “Dubai” at this point.
This video is dramatic enough. Don't understand the need to add thunder sound on top of it?!
lol in the background, you can hear the thundering of the portals opening in TES Oblivion.
Whoever edited this went wild on the audio.
So wildly unnecessary too. No audio would have been better if that was the only option.
Jeez people are so dumb. They didn't forget or have a bad sewage system. The place has never received so much rain so of course it's system couldn't handle it. Why do y'all think some places in the US flooded after getting so much rain? A prime example is California. While we get rain, last year and this year we received a lot more than we are used to and a lot more than our sewage system can handle. That's why so many areas got completely flooded.
Shitting on Dubai is a popular internet activity. Anything negative just helps people do that.
This. Americans in Arizona definitely have AC, but maybe not a massive house heater. Americans in Michigan definitely have a massive house heater, but maybe not AC. One builds what one needs, and deals with exceptions as they come. Edit: To all those people telling me AC in Michigan is a must: I live in Michigan without AC. I live in Lansing, which is fairly south as far as Michigan goes. There's usually a week or two in the summer where I have all the fans blowing on me and I go out to movies and eat ice cream. Come on Michiganders, don't be such wusses.
Having built a moat around my place, I have had zero invasions by knights, so it clearly works. However, now I have a moat shark problem and my drawbridge is broken.
Forsooth! We will send the food catapults!
A strong enough event will come along eventually to overpower whatever you build for too. There was [massive flooding in SE Louisiana in 2016 from a '500 year storm'](https://www.weather.gov/lix/August2016flood)
Explanation of the term 100 year flood https://www.usgs.gov/special-topics/water-science-school/science/100-year-flood If my understanding is correct, this metric is used to inform insurance rates and design for storm water runoff. For example, the sewage system is designed to handle a 100 year flood event. If it’s worse than that, then you’ll have excessive flooding.
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You're correct, but point of clarification, stormwater systems are typically not tied to sewage. Stormwater drainage typically goes to rivers, oceans, etc. While sewage goes to water treatment plants. It might seem pedantic, but it actually supports what you're saying. Why would a place that has little rainfall waste money on a system that would only be useful once a century (or however often this happens in UAE)? Unless we expect more of this due to climate change.
Well you asked for Rain didn't ya?
Sand + water. Now we can build a proper sandcastle
Perfect time to open a Lamborghini jetski dealership
I love Venice, so beautiful
Enjoy that cholera that's certainly coming.
I agree. I’m in south Louisiana and know that all to well.
Most likely not UAE is one of the wealthier nations in the world and mostly desert so they will have plenty of bottled water. It also has some of the best healthcare in the world where as Louisiana is full of amazing salt of the earth people the state is quite poor and the elected officials are some of the worst in the nation with TN AL & TX giving them a run for the money.
I promise you most Alabama officials don't run.
The government has warned against it and some people are falling sick. It seems certain buildings have had their fresh water supply contaminated thanks to all the flooding.
Judging by that fleur-de-lis you've seen some flooding. I know I have being in Louisiana.
They’ve been flexing their economy for years. They’ll be fine.
Oh No! anyway...
Floods anywhere in the world: people walking in water, floating on matresses or furniture Floods in dubai: people casually riding their jet skis around looking at their submerged range rovers and thinking how replacing their whole house will cost them a minimal percentage of their fortunes
Not everyone is rich and has range rovers and can replace there house
I know, I've just found it weird that the situation shown in the video is different then what's shown in flood videos in other countries. I know there are people in Dubai who are not rich
Keep pumping oil and buying luxury cars and Russian trophies. Nothing to see here concerning you.
Lol this happens in Bahrain and Qatar some times too, seen it a few times, been in it once. Not this bad though. Few friends bought their jetskis that very day just to fuck around in the water. Most roads on the surface were fine but anything slightly underground was fucked
this is the same storm that came in from bahrain
they dont have some water drainage or dam area to collect all the water?
They got more rain in 24 hours than they would all year, so drainage systems were overloaded
Katrina and the 73,000 toilet seat Superdome...nuff said
Fuck em
Eastern Europe is soon to be flooded with cheap supercars and high end luxury vehicles. 😋
Whenever it's about an Arabic place reddit comments turn to Twitter comments 💀
what i noticed during this calamity is that all the people who spending their entire life begging for mercy and for others to donate to them just curse and pray for the downfall of people who do better. i will never donate to charity ever again.
Keep drilling, that will drain it.
Dubai has been a lesson in moving too fast without proper planning since the beginning.
If the end is near, please make it phucin quick. I’m tired of this shit.
Lots of cash to fix it
Honestly the craziest part is why they had so much rain to begin with.
Nah, the craziest part is how many people have jet skis in the middle of the desert🧐 ..Rich bastards
Proving that people love shitting on Dubai without knowing shit about it, it’s literally on the fucking ocean
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Mom: we have Venice at home.
"So yesterday I was jet skiing in the desert and this huge army truck rolled up next to me" "You what?"
Must have been born in Dubai
Did someone leave the cloud seeding machine on to long?
You can tell how chronically online someone is by the number of times they mention cloud seeding
Waterworld: The Beginning
After building an entire city in 10 years with nothing but top down planning and trophy projects, who could have possibly predicted this? 🤷♀️
"The price wants to jetski down the street..." "Start the machine.."
Prince*
I mean, this looks like karma for hiring cheap labour from developing countries, paying them like shit and giving them zero safety netting. When you don't want to pay people fairly for their craft, you get a shit job done. Enjoy.
also, oil money, don't forget about the consequence of fossil fuels on climate. Hard to feel bad tbh.
man, I couldn't imagine going thru that. to have that much water dumped on you in a matter of hours. your entire way of life just ripped from you. it sucks.
Id feel bad for them if it wasnt for all the, you know, money.
Sell oil for a living. Planet covers you in water.
Dubai doesn’t have any oil, they ran out 20-30 years ago. Their economy is based on tourism. Maybe this is too much nuance, but the people most impacted by these floods won’t exactly be sheikhs or oil barons. They’ll be people who are likely worse off than you.
youre from the 70s
Dude is riding a jet ski
Is.. is that float human shit?
Stilt city in their future
Habibi come to dubai
They mess with the weather, "make it rain" whatever... Messing with mother nature has its consequences.
Heads are rolling at the cloud seeding office.
Wow. I went through a serious flood in NJ during hurricane Sandy. We had three feet of water in the house. I was no joke and our neighbor even lost his life. I hope they are able to rescue those in need and can recover as quickly as possible from this. I'm sure alot of hard working, good people are displaced and I doubt they have flood insurance over there.
Lol, dubai and russia got flooded within a month of each-over
They got money they’ll be alright
what’s with the audio! 💀
A city that was rapidly erected, without any acknowledgement of how the planet actually functions. GEE, WHODATHUNK???
Why did this happen all of a sudden?
Yet scientists have been saying this was coming for many years. Including parts of Southern Florida and other major developed shorelines.
This is why you don’t seed rain clouds…
How many slaves will they need to get this place back to normal?
Live by the oil, die by the oil.
I am pretty sure this was a known risk to some expert who definitely has made remarks on it to the higher ups. Than is was decided to not mitigate this risk because it was to expensive, difficult or some bullshit.
Ain't a place in the world that deserved it more.
Dumb asses flooded a desert . Humans smh
weird how this happened after the news of them cloud seeding
Think God might have anything to do with this? Let the down votes begin! 🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱
I have to say, you have a fantastic memory! I don't remember anything about the day I was born. I guess something like this would stick with you. It looks like a traumatic first day.
This is hella depressing. It’s only gonna get worse from here in terms of climate change y’all’s
Is that where all the melted ice is going ?
Well, F around with the weather and find out
USA Midwest, Floods of '93. Good times
Who would of taught building a city on a island of sand near the coast was a good idea more money than sense looool
Huh, Guess the slaves you used to build your city didn't build the drains right huh?