Broder didn't charge long enough, but there are compensating factors: 1. the car showed enough range on the previous night 2. he didn't have any convenient pla

Broder didn't charge long enough, but there are compensating factors: 1. the car showed enough range on the previous night 2. he didn't have any convenient place to hang out while the car was charging 3. there was possibly some misunderstanding between Broder and Tesla support In the end the obvious happened. He started on the journey with too little battery and it died. What I don't understand, if he had just a few miles left, why not stop again at some convenient place before running out of energy...