Okay, dear readers, tell me the truth — the instant you saw these Tesla charging pedestals, didn’t you immediately think of another consumer product?
Didn’t you instantly think of this Louboutin shoe?
By the way, for the electrical engineers among us, the transformer behind the charging stations is a 350KVA transformer. Yes, this Tesla supercharging station, which has eight charging pedestals, might consume almost one-third of a megawatt of power if eight cars were plugged in at the same time.
There are no shoes like that in my house. Sadly. There are no charging stations like that outside my house. Not sadly.
No, but then I don’t know anyone who wears those ridiculous shoes. The red accent in the Tesla charging stations is functional. Some of the competitive charging stations are orange and bright green. Drivers need to be able to easily spot them.
I did not think of the shoe, but rather the Dyson bladeless fan. If it only came in red….
https://www.amazon.com/Dyson-Multiplier-AM07-Tower-Iron/dp/B00I8R4XI2?th=1
Some similarity to the nose of Ford’s ill-fated line in the late 50’s, the Edsel.
The charging station reminds me of a bagel cutter. The shoe reminds me of a torture device. Who could wear that?
No, Carl; truthfully, I thought it was a proposed new look for a porto-potty.
I hear if you go through the opening with red side walls, it works like a portal tele-transport to a parallel word.
I love you all – but only those who wear great shoes “get” the Louboutins. Sorry guys. Carl – next time I see you I hope I am wearing a pair! And I wish I had a Tesla in my driveway!