I went to charge my car after dialysis at Santa Ana Main Place. There are 14 Superchargers by the parking structure, 12 regular ones and 2 urban chargers. In the past, they were usually packed with people. However, with COVID-19, it has been fairly empty since no one is traveling or commuting. I took one of the urban chargers today and got about 45 kW of power consistently.
I was looking to buy something to eat before charging so I can eat in the car while waiting. I drove by the nearest Jersey Mike’s but they didn’t open until 11:00 am, an hour later. I thought about driving to Raising Cane’s or getting some chicken kabobs (my other standby lunch places), but decided just to wait it out. The charge took about 40 minutes to add 100 miles of range.
One the way home, I stopped by In-N-Out to get my usual Double Double with fries and a chocolate shake. I forgot how bad the food was for you; I should read my own blog more. There’s way too much sodium and saturated fat. Good thing it was more than three months ago so it’s not like a daily or weekly thing. Still…
The burger was awesome though. The fries, not so much.
Life with chronic diseases 