CYURE GOES TO NC!! 9/26/26

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Glad to hear everyone had a great time, that were able to make it. One of these days when my work and personal time allow, I’ll be able to make it to one of these events, prior to the release of the Scouts.

Also, I haven’t seen an EPA hat in that style in a while, old school! Here’s one of my old school (early 2000s) caps from the agency, was found while doing an office clean out 😂. Sits too shallow for my liking but I do like the hi-viz coloring.
 

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I just went through the pictures and flagged a bunch for my husband to edit. I got a few tonight. I will get a bunch more posted over the next few days. It was a busy weekend and the VMAs are on!


Okay so Mountainside in the Morning Dusk color is another one of those color shifting colors.

It can read black, grey and somewhat brown depending on the lighting. I didn’t have my color cards this time but I’m wearing my white Scout shirt. 😹

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Such a cheery demeanor!
 
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Not going to lie, your response has me scratching my head, trying to figure out your logic....

Most convenience stores, such as Wawa and Sheetz, that have EV charging have signs stating the stalls can be used for short term parking (5-30 minutes) as they have to have a certain number of spaces to meed code.

A lot of people treat fuel islands the same way as well, they park at the island, go in the store, get what they want to eat, pay for that and possibly the fuel with cash and then come out and MAYBE pump gas, or just leave. It's mildly annoying of course when it's the before or after work rush period.

It stands to reason that people will park their EVs at chargers as well, go into a store and then come out and leave without ever using the charger. As EVs become more ubiquitous on the roads and chargers become more widespread, you'll see this behavior more and more.

Comes down to there are a lot of inconsiderate people out there who only think of themselves... The type of energy, gasoline or electrons, is irrelevant. 🤷‍♂️
^This. Inconsiderate, self-absorbed. I recently saw this happen at a Buc-ees in VA. Plenty of spots in the parking lot and the pumps weren't completely full. As I was walking in (yes, to get a brisket sammie, beaver chips, and some nuggets) I saw a tricked out pickup park at a pump, the guy actually put the diesel nozzle in his truck and he and his GF, whatever, walked into the store. It was in the same stance with no one around after I had used the restroom, gotten food, stood in line, waited for my wife, and walked out.
I almost wanted to go over and put a gallon of gas in it for him.
 
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^This. Inconsiderate, self-absorbed. I recently saw this happen at a Buc-ees in VA. Plenty of spots in the parking lot and the pumps weren't completely full. As I was walking in (yes, to get a brisket sammie, beaver chips, and some nuggets) I saw a tricked out pickup park at a pump, the guy literally put the diesel nozzle in his truck and he and his GF, whatever, walked into the store. It was in the same stance with no one around after I had used the restroom, gotten food, stood in line, waited for my wife, and walked out.
I almost wanted to go over and put a gallon of gas in it for him.
Oh I was so annoyed. Almost every pump was occupied with no people!