What price would you put on the cost of stopping to fill up, or recharge, your vehicle at a filling station?

My average weekly "top up" recharge is around £10-15 and takes roughly an hour to an hour and a half. I usually do something while it's charging (either I charge while I'm at a supermarket, or I read while at fast charging stations), so I don't really mind the wait. I actually quite like it as it gives me time where I don't feel guilty about not doing something more productive, but it is a bit of a faff (my nearest "ultra rapid" charger on a network I subscribe to is around 20 minutes away and I like to time it so I charge on the off peak rates) I think the main time that I'd actually consider it would be if I knew I had to rush somewhere and didn't have time to wait for the full recharge time myself first (eg, if I knew I had to rush from work to somewhere I wouldn't have enough charge to get there and wouldn't have time to top up first. Getting someone else to recharge it while I'm working would be a bonus...but I'd rather try asking one of the neighbouring businesses with EV chargers, or one of the people who list their home chargers on Zapmap, and either walk or get a lift there and back), but that situation is very rare. I guess if I had the option to charge my car somewhere while I'm not using it, and have a slower charge that'll be better for the battery in the long run, it could be a good thing, but I'm not wild about the idea of other people driving my car, or having to pay more than I already do to charge it.