Charles Elson

Well, it's to the moon or to Mars.

How about to Pluto or Galaxy X?

Look, you have to remember, it's his company.

He controls it.

No matter what the board says, he has the right to appoint directors and control it.

So basically, what you're hearing is what he wanted from them, right?

Was there a pushback?

I don't know.

But that's the danger of investing in a controlled company, is you have absolutely zero control over what happens.

And under Texas law, if it ends up in Texas, as Tesla did, your legal recourse is pretty slim.

So before you invest,

Do you really trust ultimately that your interests will be protected?

And that's a tough question given, obviously, this past history and controversy, particularly over compensation and obviously over Tesla and AI.

And thank you, nephew Ed.

I hear more about you than your grandfather.

That's the same name.