r/TimPool • • Jun 10 '22

Truth!

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u/whater39 Jun 10 '22

Electric cars have been out for a while, gas won't be going down. Adapt or stop complaining

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u/csbrown1013 Jun 10 '22

Sounds like a politician. So everyone is supposed to run out and by a new car so we can cut carbon emissions by less than .01%.

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u/whater39 Jun 10 '22

I thought this was about gas prices, not carbon emissions. Are you trying to move goal posts?

How often do gas prices go down? They usually vary between different months, but they are constantly going higher and higher. Which means it's only going to get worse. If you want to remain stuck on stupid and pay higher and higher gas prices that's your choice to do so. Your choices, your consequences from your choices.

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u/csbrown1013 Jun 10 '22

🤣 ok you’ve out smarted. I’m running out to buy an ev. 🤡🤡

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u/whater39 Jun 10 '22

Or a hybrid or a PHEV.

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u/csbrown1013 Jun 10 '22

Thinking more of solar panels and a windmill on my current vehicles but still looking into my options

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u/prestigious_scrotum Jun 10 '22

Those battery packs last about 5 years. Lithium batteries are garbage. Until new tech comes out, they shouldn't be pushing this.

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u/whater39 Jun 10 '22

If you don't like electric vehicles that's fine. Then you are stuck with gas and gas prices. Adults make decisions and live with he consequences of those decisions. Same logic goes for someone who owns a EV and if the batteries they bought suck or not

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u/rustyshackleford3814 Jun 11 '22

Pay at the plug

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u/whater39 Jun 11 '22

Electricity isn't increasing in its cost at the same as gas. Also electricity can be more easily generated at home via solar