Welcome to a new episode of the Electric Podcast.

I am Fred Lambert, your host, and as usual, I'm joined by Seth Wintra who's back home in New York City.

How you doing, Seth?

Good.

Perfect.

All right, we have a big show today. a lot of news happened this week and we're

going to start out so with a bit of personal news when it's not that personal it was like it was

the big story yesterday that we posted where i divested completely from Tesla I sold all my shares

and i put some sort of my like my teases together,

kind of a long post if you haven't seen it, where I, I explained why I sold. Like if you,

obviously, if you've been following the podcast for a while, you probably have a good idea of

most of my points that are in there. It's, I've been, it's not something

that happened overnight. It's something that gradually have been, you know, there's, there's some

main reason that I listed in there. And the main reason are the mission. So I've invested

originally in this as mission because I thought that combination of battery powered vehicles with the its coal sourcing of those battery materials combined with battery recycling and increasing renewable electricity production through solar, wind, hydro,

geothermal, and whatever else.

A combination of all those things together would be the only sensible way to decarbonize

the transportation sector and make it sustainable long term because obviously fossil fuels are

finite resource.

And I thought that Tesla was the only pure play on that mission, really.

I think to this day, I think they have also accomplished that in a big way.

They have accelerated the transition in a massive way, which I'm really grateful to Tesla for that.

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