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But would you be annoyed if you had a bunch of people over for dinner and one of them charged their car there? What if you met together at a commonly owned cabi

But would you be annoyed if you had a bunch of people over for dinner and one of them charged their car there? What if you met together at a commonly owned cabin? The questions really need to be: * How obvious was the outlet available to service (was it hidden and tough to get to)? * Was the man charging his car there out of malice or simply convenience? * Are there other public or private entities where this is the norm? Yes, there are charging stations at malls, state parks, and state rest areas.

mikeash 13y ago
I'd be moderately annoyed if one of my guests plugged in their car during dinner without ever asking or telling me about it. I'd be super pissed if some stranger did so, which seems like the more apt comparison here. Every charging station I've ever seen has been clearly marked as being for public use. They have a distinctive look and there's distinctive signage that says "charging station" or similar.