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Day 3 NC to SC

7:33 AM arrived at Fayetteville charging station. We wanted to go to a diner but with everyone so hungry, we just parked the car at the charing station and decided to try out Waffle House for the first time. We had to cross the street which was SCARY. The Waffle House was the smallest building and the smallest Waffle House building we have ever seen. When we walked in, EVERYONE turned and stared at us. Why? Because we are not sure if there are any Asians who cross through this neighborhood. The employees were African American and all the customers were African American. It felt like they had just saw our faces on America's Most Wanted. It reminded the wife of the time she brought her African American friends to an Asian restaurant in an Asian neighborhood. We laughed about it, made good conversations and some new friends before we finished up our low quality breakfast. 
Rating of super charging station: 2/5
Not a lot of useful shops around for us. Was not very clean. 

We brushed our teeth by the car and then off we went to Santee, SC charging station - ETA 10:22 AM

We are driving to Santee, SC and we are loving the green plants we see. And the roads are so flat! Check out the attached picture.

Next exciting thing coming up? The husband won't stop talking about eating a seafood spread. He has spent hours on his phone during the car ride finding the exact place he wants to eat the seafood spread. It looks like Savannah, GA will offer us what we need. We are going to get our hands dirty.

And you know you are getting closer to Florida because you see palm trees. The little one gave the palm tree a hug :-)

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