Nick Martell

So besties right now, 130 cities have dealerships dealing their cars on Amazon.

That Prius, it's on Prime.

Amazon takes a fee, and that fee they make for each car sale is pure profit.

Oh, it's pure profit, Poppy Jack.

You can find Amazon cars if you live in LA, Dallas, or New York.

Dezos, what do we got to do to get you into this Mazda Miata?

But yet, what Jack and I find fascinating here is there is some precedent on the road, right, man?

Well, yeah.

Amazon is trying to do for new cars what Carvana did for used cars.

That's right.

Take an extremely in-person experience that's fragmented and that people hate- And put it online.

Exactly.

And Carvana stock-

it's got some serious horsepower these days.

Carvana stock is up 8,000% in the last three years on the mission to take used car sales and move it online.

8,000%.

Besties autos are right now a tiny part of Amazon, but they have more potential than the cargo space of a suburban.

Because get this, Americans spend $1.4 trillion on new cars every year.

I'm sorry, Jack, could you sprinkle on some context to that chassis?

That is more than half of Canada's entire GDP.