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2024-08-05 22:19:07 UTC - NOT_MISLEADING

Neither Tucker nor anyone else claims that EVs are more likely to catch fire than normal vehicles, one person mentioned a story in which they were denied service due to the store owner being worried that the EV would catch fire which was not endorsed.

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• Neither Tucker nor anyone else claims that EVs are more likely to catch fire than normal vehicles, one person mentioned a story in which they were denied service due to the store owner being worried that the EV would catch fire which was not endorsed.