Your sig says "I'm the first person to drive an electric vehicle to all 50 states".
You might want to modify that to say "I'm the first person I am aware of to drive an electric vehicle to all 50 states".
Because not every person in America is on social media and publicly posting every activity they have ever engaged in.
I have a couple dozen posts and you have over 5,000. Which one of us is posting every activity they have ever engaged in? :tongue:
Mostly I'm glad electric transportation and charging is so prevalent that such a trip is becoming easier and easier.
However, you're quite right. I can't prove a negative. Perhaps an early adopter Tesla owner rejects using the internet that the car features and secretly avoided publicizing a milestone in electric transportation because they are in favor of making the transition away from fossil fuel, but don't want to promote it. Also, they actively deceived anyone they encountered on their trip.
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Well, a little more difficult than driving to a West Coast port and spending an awful lot of shekels just to get a car shipped to Hawaii. That's not driving, it's just throwing around money. Getting to PEI or Nunavut or NWT - now, that takes a bit of doing.
I don't mean this to denigrate Papafox or Fritts. There are a lot of logistics involved as well as a daunting time commitment.
Papafox lives in Hawaii and my co-driver, Lita has lived there her entire life. Shipping is just how any car gets to the islands. It costs about as much as a flight from the East Coast for one person, or what it would cost in gasoline to drive an ICE to merely the continental 48 states. Anything to do with Hawaii has a reputation of outrageous expense, but there are in fact ordinary people who live there.