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9333 WMMR audio on demand presents the Preston and Steve show podcast.

I saw this interesting article that was worth bringing up because of the last couple

of months, the way things are are lightning up with the restrictions and people getting

vaccinated and feeling more comfortable opening up their homes a little bit as far as

how it will be if you start having guests back at your home, house guests, people staying

for a day or two. There was a study, a survey that was done. It was done in the UK, but

I still think we can relate to a lot of this about what the worst things are that a guest

can do when staying with you. Oh, yeah. And this was revealed a key up with this on,

you know, the car maker. Yes. They was real by Kia is waving electric car sales could

create a phenomenon of people wanting to plug their electric cars in at their friends

houses. And is that a bit of a faux pas as we'll see more electric cars and more of this

happening. Can you just come and plug in? You know, that's a good point because you,

I mean, that nothing, you know, that's still being charged. You know, you're still on

the house's electrical system. You are, you're filling up their tank, basically. So six

out of 10 thought that that would be rude for a guest to ask to use the electricity to

charge their car. Does it take so much? Is that like, well, you know, this is the thing.

I still have yet to determine if there's any sort of uniform rate of charging and what

they charge you to charge it. One of those things because it's equivalent of saying,

Hey, thanks for having us go fill my tank. Yeah. But yes, of course, you can charge

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