> Thanks for letting me know how I'd feel You're welcome. Thank you for suggesting I get a tune up. > Yes, Texas power grid is run by a bunch of people unconc

> Thanks for letting me know how I'd feel You're welcome. Thank you for suggesting I get a tune up. > Yes, Texas power grid is run by a bunch of people unconcerned about what they are charged with doing So that doesn't sound like a grid that's prepared—irrespective of the reason why—to handle the load increase you'd expect to see. And this is the point, before people shame companies for not jumping on the bandwagon, it should be considered if it makes sense to do it (e.g., if we sell these cars, will people be able to use them as the customer base expands, will this negatively impact customer support, etc).