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the Michael Dairy Show is on the air. Oh, I'm sorry to belabor this point was very important. Elections and government are a business. I'm reading this Elon Musk biography by Walter

Isakson. It is a massive tone. One of the things that becomes very

clear is that whatever you may think of Elon Musk, he is laser focused on business innovation.

It drives everything he does. It drove him when he started in the when he began his

career in the payment system business.

It was a business before.

He had a mapping technology, then PayPal,

then of course, Tesla, SpaceX, the Boring Company, Starlink, Solar City, whatever you may think of what industries he's in, the guy's relentless pursuit. He buys this company from his good

for nothing cousin called Solar City and the idea was they were going to put solar panels on roofs. I think those things look so awful.

But he is determined to prove this can work.

So Isaacson is standing in the yard

watching this goofball at midnight

refusing to let the crews leave, because he's on the top, the pitch of a roof, the point,

walking along asking why they have to do two nails per solar panel instead of one

because it adds to the time and it's taken too long.

Now you could say well he's probably just doing that because Isaac's there.

I just haven't followed him for years.

He's walking the assembly lines.

He sleeps under his desk for months at a time because they have to hit 3,000 cars per week for him to hit his number, making

Tesla more valuable in his market cap then the next nine automakers combined.

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