Jordi Visser

He needs a lot of batteries.

We're finally at the build-out stage, and I think his primary thing is to make sure that this story has all the capital needs that he can get, because he's going to have to do a lot of fundraising.

And I think that's everything that people have thought about.

He has really thought ahead on everything from the vertical integration side and the scaling side.

I think now he's thinking about how important the capital is going to be, because he's going to need a lot of capital to build out the stuff that he needs.

I would say if these were normal times and I say normal times, let's go back to the time side.

you have to think about how long these things will play out.

Like you normally would think about a business and you make decisions.

I mean, I don't think you've worked at a, I worked at Morgan Stanley.

I'm telling you right now, things cannot move fast at an organization that big.

I mean, they just can't.

Starting around September, everyone starts stressing about what they're going to get paid and everyone kind of doesn't want to make mistakes.

They don't want it.

So that becomes the inertia.

But think about what September is.

You just finished the summertime.

Like big companies,

There's just no way to move fast.

And so for XAI and Tesla at this, Elon is on a different time schedule than everyone.

He works around the clock.