Josh Brown

All right, I'll buy the crystal.

What a great tagline that is.

That's like for a movie.

I was going to say, it's like a combination of Jobs, Edison, but then also P.T.

Barnum.

But also P.T.

Barnum.

One of one.

Like all rolled up into one.

So I said this on TV the other day, not in defense of Elon or not that anyone cares if I defend him or not, but he does deliberately do this thing where he says self-driving cars in three years and then seven years goes by and they don't exist.

Yeah, they're coming.

But he has...

I don't know if this is in the Isaacson biography, but he has explained it.

He's like, well, if I give a realistic timeline that's further out, then everybody just takes their time.

If I put a more ambitious timeline up, people...

break their neck to get there and they may not get there, but imagine if they weren't killing themselves to get there, how long everything would take.

So there's a, there's a methodology to this.

It's not, he's not crazy or it might be crazy, but this particular thing that he does is there's a point, I guess there's a point to it.

And it's not random.

They bought a million of them?