Better Call Saul premiered 10 yrs ago today

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Yes, and you are talking to someone who is advocating for cheap level 2 charging equipment to be installed wherever people live, and where people work. The same electrical hookup that powers a dryer can charge a car overnight. This is not hard to do, landlords and cities are just lazy.

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And in case you're about to say "oh but we need more batteries" YES WE DO AND WE ARE MAKING THEM AT THE FASTEST SPEED WE'VE EVER MADE THEM AND THE PACE IS ACCELERATING I'M YELLING BECAUSE WE ARE HUMANS WHO CAN DO THINGS AND WE NEED TO REMEMBER THAT I GUESS

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There's a wonderful argument to have about whether private individuals should have that much battery capacity in a car, but the fact that the machine I bought to take me places contains a battery large enough to power essentials for a week (which I've tested!) or the whole house for a day...

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OK - I know you're on team nuclear (and I am, for the record, not anti-nuclear in any way) but this does not make logical sense at all. I, a private individual, purchased a car which has a battery pack that could power my entire home for over 24 hours were it fully charged.

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