Kimbal Musk

And I just take in the energy of the space. If it's my restaurant or someone else's restaurant, I just take in the energy. And it's so much better than being home and turn the TV on. No, no, no. I want to be out in the restaurant. I want to feel the energy of the town. The other thing that restaurants teach me is they're the front lines of... The economy or what's the better word for it?

And I just take in the energy of the space. If it's my restaurant or someone else's restaurant, I just take in the energy. And it's so much better than being home and turn the TV on. No, no, no. I want to be out in the restaurant. I want to feel the energy of the town. The other thing that restaurants teach me is they're the front lines of... The economy or what's the better word for it?

And I just take in the energy of the space. If it's my restaurant or someone else's restaurant, I just take in the energy. And it's so much better than being home and turn the TV on. No, no, no. I want to be out in the restaurant. I want to feel the energy of the town. The other thing that restaurants teach me is they're the front lines of... The economy or what's the better word for it?

Just like the front lines of the energy of how things are going.

Just like the front lines of the energy of how things are going.

Just like the front lines of the energy of how things are going.

Yeah, exactly. So you can go into a restaurant and I'll use a simple example. And why is the restaurant empty? Mm-hmm. ah, there's a football game going on and there's such a large number of people who want to watch that game that the restaurant is quiet or it might be like another World Series or something. And you're like, wow, that's so interesting.

Yeah, exactly. So you can go into a restaurant and I'll use a simple example. And why is the restaurant empty? Mm-hmm. ah, there's a football game going on and there's such a large number of people who want to watch that game that the restaurant is quiet or it might be like another World Series or something. And you're like, wow, that's so interesting.

Yeah, exactly. So you can go into a restaurant and I'll use a simple example. And why is the restaurant empty? Mm-hmm. ah, there's a football game going on and there's such a large number of people who want to watch that game that the restaurant is quiet or it might be like another World Series or something. And you're like, wow, that's so interesting.

You can actually watch in America, of course, American humanity, you can watch them move in their patterns just by being in the restaurant. And then another time you might be in a restaurant and it's just jamming. It's a Monday night and you're like, what is the energy that created this on a Monday night and maybe even on a cold February Monday night? What is it?

You can actually watch in America, of course, American humanity, you can watch them move in their patterns just by being in the restaurant. And then another time you might be in a restaurant and it's just jamming. It's a Monday night and you're like, what is the energy that created this on a Monday night and maybe even on a cold February Monday night? What is it?

You can actually watch in America, of course, American humanity, you can watch them move in their patterns just by being in the restaurant. And then another time you might be in a restaurant and it's just jamming. It's a Monday night and you're like, what is the energy that created this on a Monday night and maybe even on a cold February Monday night? What is it?

And sometimes you can't find out, but you can feel it. And it's my front lines of humanity that I also just really love about the restaurants.

And sometimes you can't find out, but you can feel it. And it's my front lines of humanity that I also just really love about the restaurants.

And sometimes you can't find out, but you can feel it. And it's my front lines of humanity that I also just really love about the restaurants.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I actually prefer empty bars than full ones.

I actually prefer empty bars than full ones.