Else they'd go someplace else.

It is why you're willing to pay more for a bag of chips and a six pack vs. the grocery store.

It's about to get less convenient to go to 7-Elevens, where you may not be able to get in for some time – because of the electric cars that will soon be parked there for a long time, "fast" charging for 30-45 minutes  . . . while you wait for a spot to open up.

The company just virtue-signaled that it will install "at least" 500 of these not-so-fast chargers at stores around the country – using your money, naturally. Provided to 7-Eleven and other hog-troughing signalers of virtue via the government, which takes it from you via taxes and then gives it to companies like 7-Eleven, under the auspices of Heliogabalus Biden's "infrastructure" plan. Which plans to shovel enormous sums of your money toward electrification – chiefly because very few individuals or companies are willing to freely spend their money on it.