ale it. That's right. The cost of a Tesla could come down 20 to 30% if they put these better batteries in. But that's not all. Takes up a lot less space, and they can make smaller, more efficient factories to make these. Fewer steps, higher density, more range, better for the environment. And of course we're going to need some really good batteries for your robots. If you think your battery keeps running down in your car, wait till you see your robot. At least the robot can go plug itself back in. Actually your robot could probably drive your Tesla to the charging station and charge it for you. So that's coming.

Meanwhile, California is floating the idea internally about purchasing and owning its own refineries. Now you might say to yourself, what? Isn't California part of the United States? And don't we live in a free market capitalist system where the very dumbest thing you could ever do is have the state own your means of production? Because that's like communism. It's like Venezuela. And every single possible element of that is a bad idea. That's why we're doing it.

If anybody has an updated list of terrible ideas, could you send it to us in California? Because we're running out of terrible ideas. We've implemented them all.