mlk6450@lemmy.worldtoTelevision@lemmy.world•'Friends' Star Matthew Perry dead at 54, found in hot tub, sources say
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11 months agoI am going to hell for laughing at that…
I am going to hell for laughing at that…
+1 on To the Moon and Life is strange.
I came to the comments to add those myself!
While I agree with the sentiment that it is technically stealing. No one should worry about charging their phone in public. Atleast in the region of the US I am located, it costs about 1-2 cents per year to charge your phone. So charging your phone for one sitting would be a miniscule amount of money. Just opening the door of the business and letting the conditioned air out would cost them more.
Obviously cars are an entirely different situation since one charge can be several if not tens of dollars.
What is the reasoning behind the not rusty warning?