โJul-23-2022 08:30 AM
โJul-30-2022 07:38 PM
PButler96 wrote:Yep, easily foreseen and likely OP's intent.
ROFLMAO......this thread descended into a clusterf##k of epic proportions.
โJul-30-2022 07:25 PM
โJul-30-2022 07:16 PM
spoon059 wrote:Your guess would be wrong. This is well documented and you can look it up if actual facts matter to you.
Oh yea, the largest supplier of electricity in my area is a coal plant. I'd venture a guess that my car greats cleaner energy than the coal plant that's charging his electric car...
โJul-30-2022 06:49 PM
โJul-30-2022 05:49 PM
Huntindog wrote:Reisender wrote:Huntindog wrote:time2roll wrote:spoon059 wrote:That is correct. Marketing is not free.
Not sure if y'all understand the word "free". Somebody is paying for that electricity...
Notice that nobody is giving "free" gas to attract customers. Enjoy the party while you can. Once everyone is forced into electric the true cost will be PAID.
Different scale. An hour of charging dispenses around 6 kwh, costs about 75 cents and will take the driver about 35 kilometres. I guess they could could give away a shot glass of gas. :).
You completely missed my point.
Electricity is going to get VERY expensive. When it does, you won't get it for "free" anymore.
โJul-30-2022 05:44 PM
spoon059 wrote:Huntindog wrote:
Notice that nobody is giving "free" gas to attract customers. Enjoy the party while you can. Once everyone is forced into electric the true cost will be PAID.
You bring up an interesting point. There is a guy at work that drives his electric vehicle in and plugs it in during the day while he is working. Not sure how much of a charge he can get in a 10 hour day.
If I were to come in and siphon an equal amount of gas out of one of our work vehicles each day, I'd be charged with theft and fired.
Yet the bosses apparently let him charge his car for "free" (its a government building, so the taxpayers are paying for the electricity AND the gas). Its a crazy world we live in.
Oh yea, the largest supplier of electricity in my area is a coal plant. I'd venture a guess that my car greats cleaner energy than the coal plant that's charging his electric car...
โJul-30-2022 05:08 PM
spoon059 wrote:About $1.50 per day if it is really drawing power for all ten hours.Huntindog wrote:
Notice that nobody is giving "free" gas to attract customers. Enjoy the party while you can. Once everyone is forced into electric the true cost will be PAID.
You bring up an interesting point. There is a guy at work that drives his electric vehicle in and plugs it in during the day while he is working. Not sure how much of a charge he can get in a 10 hour day.
If I were to come in and siphon an equal amount of gas out of one of our work vehicles each day, I'd be charged with theft and fired.
Yet the bosses apparently let him charge his car for "free" (its a government building, so the taxpayers are paying for the electricity AND the gas). Its a crazy world we live in.
Oh yea, the largest supplier of electricity in my area is a coal plant. I'd venture a guess that my car greats cleaner energy than the coal plant that's charging his electric car...
โJul-30-2022 05:07 PM
Reisender wrote:Huntindog wrote:time2roll wrote:spoon059 wrote:That is correct. Marketing is not free.
Not sure if y'all understand the word "free". Somebody is paying for that electricity...
Notice that nobody is giving "free" gas to attract customers. Enjoy the party while you can. Once everyone is forced into electric the true cost will be PAID.
Different scale. An hour of charging dispenses around 6 kwh, costs about 75 cents and will take the driver about 35 kilometres. I guess they could could give away a shot glass of gas. :).
โJul-30-2022 04:58 PM
Huntindog wrote:
Notice that nobody is giving "free" gas to attract customers. Enjoy the party while you can. Once everyone is forced into electric the true cost will be PAID.
โJul-30-2022 02:29 PM
Huntindog wrote:time2roll wrote:spoon059 wrote:That is correct. Marketing is not free.
Not sure if y'all understand the word "free". Somebody is paying for that electricity...
Notice that nobody is giving "free" gas to attract customers. Enjoy the party while you can. Once everyone is forced into electric the true cost will be PAID.
โJul-30-2022 02:04 PM
Huntindog wrote:The last few vehicles I've bought came with a "free" tank of gas. :Stime2roll wrote:spoon059 wrote:That is correct. Marketing is not free.
Not sure if y'all understand the word "free". Somebody is paying for that electricity...
Notice that nobody is giving "free" gas to attract customers. Enjoy the party while you can. Once everyone is forced into electric the true cost will be PAID.
โJul-30-2022 01:40 PM
time2roll wrote:spoon059 wrote:That is correct. Marketing is not free.
Not sure if y'all understand the word "free". Somebody is paying for that electricity...
โJul-30-2022 12:41 PM
spoon059 wrote:That is correct. Marketing is not free.
Not sure if y'all understand the word "free". Somebody is paying for that electricity...
โJul-30-2022 11:46 AM
spoon059 wrote:
Not sure if y'all understand the word "free". Somebody is paying for that electricity...
โJul-30-2022 11:25 AM