So what is the future of the automobile industry? I don't think anybody really knows.

And that's kind of scary. It's Kennel and Casey show. I'm Rob. Casey's out today. Kev is here.

Jerry Lopez, our old pal, Indy Spanglish, is in for Casey. So, Lopez,

you own any stock in anything?

Are you a stock guy?

I'll leave that up to a little guy.

I mean,

I do 401K,

your typical stuff,

but I'm not individually invested.

So your son is like a doogie houseer of investments.

Yeah,

loves that stuff.

He literally,

your son is 19,

is that right?

Yeah. And he is, uh, his primary area is cryptocurrency though, right? But, but, but he loves the

investment market and he's a whiz at it. And, um, he's a sort of guy that I hopefully will be

working for someday, right?

But I say this because we've seen this throughout the course of the history of our country since the invention of the automobile.

And so, you know, obviously 100 plus years now, that the condition of the automobile industry has been a major driver in the condition of the economy.

And predictability in any economy, predictability or any segment of the economy, predictability is a major key to success. Somebody told me this years ago when I was first elected to local office. And we were talking about like how do you cut,

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