Exactly. Given the lower "fuel" cost and lower cost for employees to spend time "refueling" they should have accepted anything above like 20% with no cost. Thei

Exactly. Given the lower "fuel" cost and lower cost for employees to spend time "refueling" they should have accepted anything above like 20% with no cost. Their costs for recharging on industrial electric should have been like a dollar or two on an average battery, they should just leave them plugged in most of the time pulling little power. Dumb they weren't always guaranteed to be like 90+% and free over 20% charged on return.