Brandon Aceto

Yeah.

A lot of them, no, we don't have abundant amounts of it.

And a lot of them, you know, they're in places like China.

They're in South America.

So, yeah, no, it's not readily accessible.

Multiple places.

More so than the EVs because it's just a matter of sheer volume of precious metals and natural resources.

And a quick side note, I do have a tough time taking the whole EV thing seriously when something like the Invention Secrecy Act is in place.

We have no idea what the hell is in there, but there are 6,000 patents of

things that could possibly be better than electric and gas.

So that's another angle to take with us.

Yep.

It's not a funny story, Tom.

You're laughing like it's a funny story.

Oh, by far.

I think it's not even close to the same company without Elon because I don't think anybody else could imagine what he wants to do with it.

You know, like I think it's like going to be like entrenched the way that Apple's entrenched in our lives.

But like on a bigger scale, like the way that our phones and laptops are entrenched in our lives, like the cars and the robots will be in everybody's house someday.

They'll be entrenched in everybody's lives.

But like I don't think that anybody else is enough of a visionary.