Hello , do you have an Archen ? I can get you a vulpix <| sep |> because I work here <| sep |> ye old ' melee playing trying PM for first time ' starter pack <| sep |> It may be the only way he survives the wedding night . <| sep |> It means something went wrong and it ' s time to get help or something . <| sep |> GIFV linkI am a bot . bot <| sep |> What are you calling love ? <| sep |> That ' s a nice story , but the numbers just don ' t back it up . A Powerwall 2 costs $ 5 , 550 without inverter and installation and has a capacity 13 . 5 kWh . With a 10 year life and 1 cycle per day to take advantage of peak pricing , it ' s going to do 3650 cycles . That ' s $ 1 . 52 per cycle just to pay for the Powerwall $ 55503650 . At an electricity rate of $ 0 . 11 kWh that ' s what I pay , it holds $ 1 . 49 of electricityPut another way , the Powerwall will cost you $ 1 . 52 to store $ 1 . 49 of electricity . Even if the electricity was free , you ' re paying more to store it than it ' s worth . At extreme rates of $ 0 . 20 kWh it still isn ' t economical , not to mention the additional inverter and installation costs . I ' m actually all for energy storage and like the concept a lot , but it bugs the hell out of me when people gloss over the financials and imply there is a big savings to be had . There are plenty of good reasons to support this , but saving money isn ' t one of them .