u/PizzaTacoCat312

I understand that public charging can be a little unreliable at times where you can arrive at a place to charge that is either full of cars or has a broken/damaged charger. When going long distances where you will need to top off along your route how often do you arrive at a charger that is broken or full and won't make it to the next closest one before running out of charge? Or do you just leave a certain buffer of extra charge in case that happens?

I hate doing yard work and due to how high some of our grass is we get a lot of overgrowth onto our patio and driveway. I'm not great at trying to use our string trimmer to edge and I feel it struggles on there being so much overgrowth. I want something that is quicker, easier, requires less maintenance when doing yard work. Will and edger do that for me or is it still about the same time, maintenance, and difficulty as a string trimmer?

He'll literally be covered in blood and he'll just lay down in bed like it's no big deal.

Everytime I cut the lawn my shoes and socks are coated in it and and it gets stuck in all the grooves in the bottom of my shoes. I try blowing it off, using my hand vacuum, and even just throwing them in the wash, but it takes forever and I never seem to get it all. What are the quickest ways to clean up grass clippings post lawn work?

Considering the huge depression on EVs I'm considering buying a used 2025 EV without a lot of miles on it. What are red flags or things I should look out for when shopping for a used EV or used vehicle in general?