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‘Dollar Tree Has Adapters:' Hyundai Sonata Driver Demands Answers After Noticing New Charging Port
‘Dollar Tree Has Adapters:' Hyundai Sonata Driver Demands Answers After Noticing New Charging Port

Motor 1

time2 days ago

  • Automotive
  • Motor 1

‘Dollar Tree Has Adapters:' Hyundai Sonata Driver Demands Answers After Noticing New Charging Port

What started as a simple attempt to charge her device turned into a viral moment about how quickly technology can (and will) leave some people behind. But the majority of commenters could not relate to this woman's struggle, instead berating her for not keeping up with the times. While the internet thinks she's slow to the game, there are plenty of people in the same boat as her, because when you're not chronically online, it can feel like the rules of tech are changing overnight. Here's what the woman had to say about the situation. Woman Calls Out Hyundai for Changing Charging Ports In a trending TikTok with more than 17,000 views, content creator Alysia (@alysiadestinie) was surprised to find out she was behind the times tech-wise, and she's not happy about it. 'I have a question for Hyundai. When did the USB-C one become the main [port]? Why can't I plug in my charger?' Alysia said about her USB charger. In the clip, viewers can see that she has the kind of charger with a USB-C connector on one end and a traditional USB-A connector on the other. She was frustrated that her car had two USB-C ports instead of accommodating people like her who need at least one USB-A port. 'USB-C taking over the world,' she writes in the on-screen caption. What's Up With the USB-C Takeover? After a long holdout from Apple, USB-C has become the new standard for charging and connecting devices, PCMag reports . It used to be that each of your gadgets had the potential to have a different cable. Android phones had the micro-USB while Apple famously clung to its proprietary connector, and your camera, for example, may have had its own cable. The lack of standardization was a pain. Your phone could be dying, and your friend pulls out a charger to help you, only to find out you don't have the same ports. You have a pile of cords in a junk drawer, but none of them are what you need. More Trending Stories 'Big Gap Here:' Man Buys Hyundai Elantra. Then He Realizes Newer Models All Have This Design Flaw That Leads To Rust Hyundai Is Building a Real Pickup Truck That's why the USB-C was introduced as an industry standard for transmitting both data and power. It was developed and championed by the USB Implementers Forum (USB-IF) , which has more than 700 member companies, including giants like Apple, Dell, HP, Microsoft, and Samsung. Now, several governments, both local and national, like the European Union, India, and the state of California, require new devices to support USB-C, according to PCMag. Why Won't Alysia Just Get a New Charger? 'Today I learned that I am dumb and broke,' Alysia said in a follow-up video in reference to the many rude comments she got on her video about not knowing about USB-C. 'I'm behind on the times, though, because I do not buy the latest and greatest technology,' Alysia said. Alysia explained that she had an iPhone 8 for several years, switched to an 11 only because her mom had gifted it to her, and recently upgraded to a 13 out of necessity because her phone had been stolen. So, she's always several years behind on the latest technology. 'I use my phone until I can no longer use my phone,' Alysia said. On top of that, she still uses the laptop she bought in 2019 for $400. Despite it starting to fall apart, Alysia said she won't get a new one until it's absolutely necessary. 'I grew up with a single mom, and I grew up with a grandfather who went through the Great Depression … and so we were taught that you use things until you literally cannot use them anymore,' she shared. Commenters React 'Change hurts but usb c is so much better,' a top comment read. 'Your car is new and your charger is old,' a second person stated plainly. 'Because the new 30 to 50k car should come with modern ports. Your old 10 dollar cable isn't the concern, go buy a new 10 dollar cable,' another wrote. 'Gal we fought for usb c.. let's deal with universal thing. I don't want million chargers for million things,' a commenter pointed out. Motor1 reached out to Alysia for comment via TikTok direct message and comment. More on Hyundai No Company Has More Range Than Hyundai. These Cars Are Proof Hyundai Elantra N Sales Are Up Nearly 300 Percent This Year Share this Story Facebook X LinkedIn Flipboard Reddit WhatsApp E-Mail Got a tip for us? Email: tips@ Join the conversation ( )

Day 2 of SEC track championships held at UK draws crowd
Day 2 of SEC track championships held at UK draws crowd

Yahoo

time17-05-2025

  • Sport
  • Yahoo

Day 2 of SEC track championships held at UK draws crowd

LEXINGTON, Ky. (FOX 56) — Rain caused the SEC championships to start sooner than scheduled on Friday, while there was still lots of sunshine. Supporters chanted for athletes as their teams looked to take home some SEC hardware. During every race, sounds of motivation could be heard from people such as Crystal Johnson, who traveled from Durham, North Carolina, to support her baby girl. 'I am so proud of you, Alysia. You did this, you stayed focused, you kept God-focused, and the sky is the limit,' Crystal said. Day 2 of SEC track championships held at UK draws crowd Kentucky basketball: Pope discusses 'hungry' roster, Otega Oweh Coroner finds former Kentucky football player died from heart disease and irregular heartbeat Alysia Johnson ran her way into the 400 meter finals Saturday, with her crew giving her some extra fuel to help her get there. 'When I was at that starting line, I heard their big mouth, and it was just a blessing to have my village here, knowing that I'm not alone and that I can go out here and just leave it on the track,' Alysia said. A father of a Vanderbilt runner watched her kick her way to the 1500 meter showdown. 'As a parent, you well up with pride, watching her achieve everything she has,' Andrew Rosenberg said. 'Just do your best; we're always going to root for you no matter where you land, and if you score in the SEC, that's a bonus.' Although most people were drawn to see the athletes, one woman came with a different goal in mind. 'I actually came to come get my book signed by Coach Holloway [University of Florida head track coach]. He is probably the winningest coach right now in track,' Terri Bryant said. Read more of the latest UK sports news Although Bryant bleeds blue, with her son Ty Bryant being the starting safety on UK's football team, she said there is always room to uplift others. 'Just pursue your dreams, continue to strive for whatever it is that you want to; the sky's the limit for anybody that wants to pursue their dreams,' Bryant said. Just like many athletes, Bryant took home a prize of her own, getting the book autographed. She said she was able to interview Holloway on her Hits & Heels podcast, making the moment full circle. 'It was just great to be able to finally just to meet him in person, just so thankful for him,' Bryant continued, 'it was everything I expected.' Day 2 of SEC track championships held at UK draws crowd Journalism is the horse to beat in the Preakness. But recent trends show it won't be easy Another Kentucky Derby winner not in the Preakness reignites debate about Triple Crown changes Athletes encourage folks to come on out for the final meet day, Saturday, as champions will be crowned and trips to the NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships in Eugene, Oregon, are in view for many. To view the SEC schedule, click here. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

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