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This was the last stop of a 700 mile all day road trip yesterday.

I'm sure the other three cars charging there thought I was crazy since I pulled up, plugged in, jumped around for a minute and a half stretching my arms and legs, hit the stop button, unplugged and rolled out down the road after adding 3 kWh.

I arrived with 7% so it turns out I could have skipped this stop too, oh well. But there's a big hill in between the stop and home, so the stop kept me from going negative on the guess-o-meter at the top and freaking me out.

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