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> The law required gas station attendants to do it, as a scheme to keep them employed. I wonder what they’ll do next with EVs becoming more popular? Outlaw hom
by taneq 2mo ago
> The law required gas station attendants to do it, as a scheme to keep them employed.
I wonder what they’ll do next with EVs becoming more popular? Outlaw home charging?
- hirako2000 2mo agoHome charging is an opportunity. Mandate a monthly routing check by a certified specialist. You can sign up for a yearly commitment, 12 visits for just $899. A no brainer when a visit costs minimum $149. Failure to comply can result in a fine up to $3,000 and up to 6 months in prison.
- noduerme 2mo agoThe IAEA will be up your ass right now just for running a small nuclear reactor in your basement. WTF. Can't make your own power, it's illegal to grow your own tobacco, what's next? Sewage bills?!