brain even for something as deep as an addiction. Now I'm surprised that it works that well, but so many people have said it. It's just shocking.

Toyota says it's no longer going to focus on electric vehicles and instead will develop new combustion engines. Some people say that might have something to do with hydrogen. I don't know. But I can tell you this: if you've tried to buy a Toyota truck recently, you know that you can't because they're in such demand that they're selling them as soon as they have them in the pipeline. They're all sold before they reach the dealer's lot, all of the Toyota trucks. And they don't need to do anything for anybody. Whatever they're doing must be working like crazy because people want those trucks like crazy. Every day I'm on the road, I see a Toyota Tacoma go by and I say to myself, "Man, I wish I could have bought one of those." I tried. Couldn't figure out how to get one.

But it's not all about electric cars. I'm glad that the big auto companies are looking at more than one way to make a car. I think I'd be disappointed if everybody just went electric and just said that's it, there's only one way. That would worry me. I'd rather see that there are two or three competing techniques from really capable companies. We'll see who wins. Let the marketplace decide.

Here's something that apparently Musk said that I didn't catch. I saw a