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yes, you honestly don't know. Their statement uses the word property, and the word building. You don't. You need to use both words properly to see the distinct
by fsckboy 2y ago
yes, you honestly don't know.
Their statement uses the word property, and the word building. You don't. You need to use both words properly to see the distinction they and I are drawing.
- thebruce87m 2y agoAgain, here is the important part of the statement: > The building indicated is not, nor has it ever been a diesel plant. This statement does not contain the word property. This statement tells you all you need to know. You do not need to know who owns this building, who owns the Tesla charging infrastructure or who owns the land that the charging station is on or anything else. People spreading misinformation were saying this building was a diesel plant. That statement tells you it isn’t. You now have all the information needed.