Electric Drama
Posted Jul 2, 2014, 9:14 PM UTC
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I don't get it...
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Over here in CA, people fight over electricity. Some tesla owners will feel that they are more deserving of charging stations than leaf owners and would unplug someone charging to charge their own car.
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My problem is with free charging at the office, some EVs feel it is their spot for the day instead of charge, then move.
It's really annoying when you drive up at 5:30 AM and someone is in one of two spots and they have 12 hours on the clock, and someone else got there at 5:15AM and you know they will charge for the correct charge/move so you have to keep checking to see if you can charge your car.
Just rude, and don't think me and others haven't voiced our displeasure at the people (we don't know them only leave notes on window)
now they have changed from Blink and Free to -chargepoint+ and starting to cost so people don't park there all day... :(
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Seen on a chargepoint station in my garage.
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Which family member would leave such a nasty note in your own garage?!
(yes, yes, I know... I'm joking. Shitty note. :)
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this belongs on r/dadjokes
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Well that behavior is just...shocking.
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I see what you did there.
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A friend of mine used to work for the airlines, and they would routinely be in situations where customers were dis-serviced.
He said that the worst person to give bad news to was a first-class customer.
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The biggest problem with owning an EV right now: Other EV owners.
There is only ONE DC charger in Atlanta. Right in the center of the city and every time I go there there's a line of 3+ Leafs. It's almost faster to just use a level 2 charger. I'm jealous of cities like Seattle or Portland where they have 10 or even 20+ DC chargers.
More than 20 DC units West Cost Electric Highway Unlimited use for $20 a month
Sure feels good to live in Oregon ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)