Indeed, op and arb are pretty shitty for gas fees.... @QuipTalk

Rollups on Tezos can be a great way to reduce gas fees. While there is an inherent cost associated with any validation of state on Layer 1, it is possible to reduce this cost significantly. With a very low inflation rate on Layer 1, such as 0.1 Tez per block, it is possible to cover the cost of multiple rollups with zero gas fees. This could be a great way to reduce the cost of transactions and make Tezos more attractive to users. However, it is important to consider the potential for spam on these Layer 2 networks, as well as any other potential security risks associated with the rollups. In any case, the current gas fees on Tezos are already quite low, and any further reduction in cost would be a major win for users.

Tbh, the current gas fees on Tezos are great. And even if they 10x, they wouldn't be that bad. Any reduction in gas fees with rollups is a huge win. I think I'm sticking with non-EVM chains from here on out