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Considering anywhere in FLA is an hour from the water, I'd imagine there's plenty of places to get gas... IF you have enough gas to dive 60ish miles

Also considering the hurricane doesnt travel in a path that covers the entire state from bottom to top

At any given point in time, whether before, during, or after a storm, do you think a random person is closer to pumpable gasoline or to an outlet with power? (Hint: anywhere you can pump gas also has a working power outlet, plus florida is littered with generators)

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Posted by UpToPar

Baton Rouge

Member since Sep 2008

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Posted on 9/26/22 at 11:26 pm to Korkstand

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do you think a random person is closer to pumpable gasoline or to an outlet with power?

Can you plug them in to an ordinary 110 outlet?

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Posted by TheArrogantCorndog

Highland Rd

Member since Sep 2009

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Posted on 9/26/22 at 11:57 pm to Korkstand

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At any given point in time, whether before, during, or after a storm, do you think a random person is closer to pumpable gasoline or to an outlet with power? (Hint: anywhere you can pump gas also has a working power outlet, plus florida is littered with generators

If you're going to wait in line for an hour, would you rather fill your vehicle, or fill your vehicle plus 50 additional gallons worth of cans... and which one will be a more beneficial use of time if you decide to run OR decide to stay??

And IF you decide to fill your vehicle with electricity from a generator, how long are you willing to wait?

Hint: I call fill my car in 5 minutes and leave the state if I needed to... you cannot... it's not an infrastructure problem, it's a suboptimal vehicle problem... and we KNOW you arent feeding that energy back into your house because that would be an absolutely STUPID waste of resources (time and energy usage)

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