No argument on the drive, but the apostles themselves are not worth it imo. There are half a dozen other interesting coastal sites in the area, that are far less busy, and just as picturesque.
Is this basically just a map of average net worth? Cumulative credit card debit doesn't mean much, when you can use your card and pay it off immediately. High values just mean you have more money to spend, and doing it via credit card is convenient.
When I visited a few years ago, it was already way over developed. There are constant bus loads of tourists, the walkways were drowning in selfie sticks. I would not pay for that "experience".
It's just not worth going to see it, better to go to any other spots along the coast.
I've seen lots of people describe LLMs as a junior developer, but for this very reason, they are worse than a junior. I can train a junior and build them into senior, so the time spent correcting mistakes is still worthwhile. I can't train an LLM, so correcting mistakes is just pointless.
