Okay. I stand corrected. Still, WV is better than Shithole, California, to me.
It's my opinion.
How would the US Power Grid Handle All of the EV Stuff?
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Okay. I stand corrected. Still, WV is better than Shithole, California, to me.
It's my opinion.
When I was in grad school and wrote my thesis, there were no personal computers or spell check. I had to hire a typist and then go over each line of the proof paper to look for any typos that needed correction.
The way you guys scrutinize each post for every possible mistake, you would have fit in that era just fine.
The difference is that I point out errors where people don't have the intelligence enough to know what is correct. Those morons point out typos where I hit the wrong key, forgot to hit a key, etc.
No, he's still the basketball coach.
My reply is based on I was just reading about the increase in Texas electricity consumption due to crypto mines, many owned by Chinese. Blew my mind.
At least I have you guys thinking. Whenever your realize how full of shit some of this stuff is the better off you be. When you realize how out of touch DC is then you will see how full of shit they are. The nations best and brightest are not there. Throw in corruption and there you have it.
There’s your answer herdman. Seems like the Left has everything under control.🙂
QUESTION: “What do we do if the energy grid shuts down from being overloaded with too many of those Electric Powered vehicles you are mandating?”
ANSWER FROM THE GREENIES: “Blah blah blah “ 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
What about all those people that have to park on the streets? Where do they get their “hookups”?
I don't think anybody "has" to park on the street. They choose to in order to make their garages into whatever additional room they make them into.
Those who have EVs use either the hookups throughout the neighborhood or the ones in their garages.
If you mean people in multi-family buildings, you shouldn't quote my post which was all about my neighborhood. You should specifically mention it. And those people are making due now. Many employer locations, apartment communities, parking garages, etc. have charging stations.
I was given a EV in three cities (actually, two cities but a total of three times): Miami twice and Park City. Each time, my hotel had a charging station which the valet moved after it was charged. One time, I needed a charge in Miami, so I went to speed one in a parking garage which was easy to find.
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I figure future kids will ditch lemonade stands in favor of running extension cords from their homes to street parkers. Sell them electricity.
Hmmm. I thought this thread specifically pertained to “The US Power Grid” as a whole. Not how a bunch of select rich people live.
My bad. Carry on.
