Hydrogen vs. Battery Electric Cars

It may only takes 5-10 mins to fill up a hydrogen car, but I believe that if a car has just been filled up you have to wait 20mins for the pump to pressurise. I agree not everyone can plug there car in at home, but there options for shared area charging, and there are plenty of opportunities for slow charging at work, leisure and retail places, where you can have a top up over a few hours while you are doing something else. Cant leave a hydrogen pump just plugged in while you do that. How many homes, flats, or retail areas have the ability to have a hydrogen charging station, maybe look at it that way. If someone is happy to travel to a hydrogen charging station why not a rapid charger?
You mention degradation of batteries, but I understand fuel cells are even worse, and require regular filter changes as any particulates can totally ruin them. I really dont think there is a case for fuel cells in personal transport, but trucks, ships and anything over a certain size there probably is a case. No, everyone doesnt plug and charge their car in at the same time, thats just FUD, and if the electricity is down, what is going to power the hydrogen pumps?
Not a total Toyota PR piece as you did at least address some if the solutions and concerns, but it was definitely swayed towards fuel cells