Jason Moser

I think like with most things, with most tech advancements and tech waves, there's a lot of hype and a lot of expectation in that things will happen a lot more quickly.

History just shows that they tend to develop and evolve a little bit more slowly than we had hoped.

For example, we're seeing folks now all of a sudden saying, well, maybe I don't want a gas vehicle.

Maybe I want a hybrid.

a plug-in hybrid or just a regular hybrid.

They start making that shift away from what we've done traditionally through the years.

I think that when you're looking at it through the right timelines, I think electric vehicles are absolutely an unstoppable force.

I guess if you're looking at stocks in the space, Tesla is the obvious name.

Given Elon Musk's resources and ability just to continue

allocating and accumulating resources, it's hard to bet against them.

I know it's mercurial and gets people worked up, but it sure feels like Tesla is going to be an important company in our economy for many years to come.

Yes.

Yeah.

I think renewables are the way of the future.

We're clearly headed in that direction.

Again, it goes back to, it's just going to take a little while to fully get there.

It's a big world out there.

It's funny, I was down in Georgia for the holidays, driving to my parents' house down in Moultrie, Georgia, and just along the way, saw plenty of solar farms out there with a lot of solar

cells out there generating electricity, a lot of farmland down there.

We're seeing even agriculture starting to adopt that solar mentality.