Chen Yiyang called Marco Junior and talked about the traffic drone project.
"Bro," Marco Junior immediately said, "you're right, I think this thing has a lot of market potential too.
You know how jammed Sao Paulo usually is? If helicopters weren't unsafe, I'd definitely not drive; four hours a day, and three and a half of those I'm stuck in traffic!"
"Uh, that does sound pretty jammed," Chen Yiyang said, thinking to himself, could Sao Paulo really be more jammed than the Imperial Capital?
But Marco Junior started talking non-stop about Sao Paulo's traffic congestion and its past glorious traffic jams, completely blowing Chen Yiyang's mind.
When Sao Paulo hosted the World Cup, it had a traffic jam of 344 kilometers, directly breaking Brazil's world traffic jam record, and the traffic diversion was completely paralyzed, with many people eventually forced to get out of their cars and walk away.
Among the five longest super jams on record globally, two happened in Sao Paulo.
