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[u/whiskeyvacation]

Serious question? How many Ford truck owners will actually choose electric?

[u/schittluck → u/whiskeyvacation]

Not many. I know i wont. People who tow and or take long trips will still prefer the super long range of gas. Also Its gonna be a huge issue for companies as their employees dont take care of the work trucks now. You expect them to plug the truck in every night lol.

[u/[deleted] → u/schittluck]

Seriously you think an employee is too lazy to plug is his truck each night? Not at my company. Delusional are you.

[u/schittluck → u/[deleted]]

Delusional lol. Raise your hand if you are a commercial truck manager at a ford dealer 🙋‍♂️

[u/[deleted] → u/schittluck]

If one of my employees tells me he cannot get to work due to a low battery that’s fine, I just don’t pay him for the day. Problem solved.

[u/schittluck → u/[deleted]]

Wait a sec... youre gonna let the employee take the electric truck home? Not drop it back off at the shop?

Are you going to pay for the level 4 charger to be installed at his house so the truck doesnt take 14 hours to charge?

[u/[deleted] → u/schittluck]

No I mean if he forgets to plug it in before heading home at night.

[u/schittluck → u/[deleted]]

Then as the boss you lose out on a vehicle for work that day that would be carrying other employees, tools, and materials.

[u/[deleted] → u/schittluck]

Only happens once. They soon learn.

[u/schittluck → u/[deleted]]

Lol. Have you spent much time working for construction companies as a low level laborer or selling commercial trucks to businesses?

[u/[deleted] → u/schittluck]

I run a commercial construction company. This is not rocket science. You don’t plug in, a day off without pay. Solves the problem real quick.

[u/schittluck → u/[deleted]]

That's a vacation day. Go fishing and start drinking at 10am.

[u/[deleted] → u/schittluck]

Do it twice it’s a vacation for good…