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> EV charging makes no money. I have a friend running an EV charging company (not in the US). He makes plenty of money. But his company also provides lots of
by com2kid 2y ago
> EV charging makes no money.
I have a friend running an EV charging company (not in the US). He makes plenty of money.
But his company also provides lots of value adds during charging, including onsite dining.
Although I imagine America's asinine rules, zoning laws, and permitting processes, may be preventing truly innovative players from entering the market.
(Given that most US cities cannot even provide quick breakfast dining options aside from bagels, muffins, or fast food, this shouldn't be a surprise...)
- iwontberude 2y agoWhat do you mean by quick and what quick breakfast foods are we missing out on? I’m thinking about how fast it is to sit down and order at Waffle House, Dennys, or Perkins. Would that not be enough time to eat?
- com2kid 2y agoCities in Mexico have people selling different types of breakfast foods from stalls, trailers peddled around behind bikes, even garages that open up and sell food in the morning. China has so many breakfast options (street vendors selling various fried dishes, and congee stalls, are two of my favorites) to the extent that Chinese who visit America are surprised by how absolute shit the choices are in the US for breakfast. In Seattle, my choices if I don't want to sit down, are boring breakfast sandwiches or a sugar filled muffin. Oddly enough I didn't find much in the way of breakfast foods in Tokyo, it seems they don't have a big breakfast street food culture.
- paulddraper 2y agoQuick dining is by definition fast food