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Thanks for listening to the atom Corolla show on podcast. One get the news and ATO designer extraordinaire over the very interesting story: Henrik, fiscal, fiscal, karma that sound familiar talk to him after the news, first, Geico, their own dear rent, either one or the other. Now you need to bundle. You need to take your era automotive insurance and bundle it with your renters. Are homeowners insurance and see what you could be saving when you put it all under one roof, so you got what you do around the house. Why make more work? Why not just bundle Geico gotta guy could I can get a quote see just how much you could save make it easy at Geico, that's Geico

tat, you re all those crazy dropped. We do. The news with Gina grad taken a man Wally's now down one day after Doktor Dray was admitted to the hospital for a brain, aneurysm is hilltop allay home was the targeted attempted, burglary and force suspects have been arrested according to the LAPD after a short pursued force, aspects were detained and investigate is ongoing. So what is this about? A brain, Andrews Aneurysm? Well, he's thanking friends and and for his well wishes he's, I believe, over its cedars,

You are an instrument, makes my family friends and bans for their interest in well wishes, I'm doing great, getting excellent care for my medical team. You went on to think, as doctors said, he'll be out of the hospital back home. Soon he's fifty five. He was rushed over the cedars and but he's in stable conditions are undergoing tests to determine what cause the bleeding in his brain. We will see more of the whole way other than the Neuro Department, the good series that define ones or defy once a camera that define ones or defining what is it always bumps makers? There's a tv series in the sixties called the define ones you guys another. Now there is a fairly popular network show, I think, called the defiant

and from life gets sixties television. So it's weird when they come up. I feel the same way when they married at the call here was that shall is it there's a city? Forty, eight twenty Curtis. All over your view, other chained together, oh yeah, is fifty eight. Is it that define ones yet, as is the documentary I miss movies, people are chained together. way when you chain guys together, here's how it works. Like you're in the prison, you go up, I we need a chain. Everyone together, you gotta, go black white black white black white. You can't go to white, guys indicate go to guys, you gotta, you need a white guy and a black eye chained together, so that can have their arguments about the about right finally got exactly do you think that was one of the reasons they called it that between Eritrea and Jimmy Irian Jaya? Vine- I don't, Now as it was a great series

and Do I like Jimmy, even if that's that's in fact, I would say a last name. I liked his. Let me be of service to everyone and get rich versus I'm going to argue with everyone and settle their fuckin hash and not get rich. I liked his approach to life and also I realized the guy who read an inner scope. Record's was also crazy portion. Theseus, an inner scope ran Porsche nine, thirty, five in Porsche whatever's and the inner scope. Nine thirty five shows up at the at my cases all the time- and it say it's

number was always double zero, which Irish I didn't know. That was a joke. I didn't know if it's like the office of alignment with the sixty nine, but it was a cool car. Were the cool cool kullak coup, color combo, but it was always double double zeros, but whoever Cacambo like black with some orange kind. color on it. Like some white, it was a good. It was a cool lookin scheme. If you find the inner scope, nine thirty five and I would see the guy drove that car and stuff like that, but the guy who started inner scope- I guess- was a big gray sky and sponsored zone nine. Thirty five! You got the db nine gills, Surrender successor acts apparent yet allowed a little hard to see that the top one it's like two inches long bottom, one, it's like eight inches long and that's just the next year or south. So somebody figured out what chip food knew a long time

all right. What we we wish him. Well, I don't know I've, never met doktor, Dray. Dont, know why turn about him but TAT. I admires work and I appreciate that debt that doc, which was, I guess, it's a multi part series, but I can't remember if it was ITALY's Ps3 part series part our eye. It was, it was pretty bad ass, always mean and that it has learned bad guy. Inner scope by night had already arrived free. Black, it looks like a ban. ass, lookin Moby? Alright, it's the same. Now it's got its this As my Red Ball Newman Thirty, five! When you look at six, a complete different color scheme is that the Hawaiian Trop me ass, the body in everyone's the same on. It are well here somehow gas for ya, we, I dont, think roomy shot that were finally having this conversation.

Came guard ass, she and in Congo, where seem to be getting a divorce source cells, page six they're keeping at low key, but they are done. Him, has higher divorce attorney, Laura Wasser Arians settlement talks. We ve heard that name before. The writing has been on the wall for a while came as events in wearing her wedding ring con. You still hold up. It is why I mean ranch where he sate over the holidays and insiders, as Kim just had enough of congolese mental health struggles. Crazy behaviour, including running for president for his part, yes said he is completely over the entire family and wants nothing to do with them, not sure if that quote includes many children they have, they have for kids, North Saint Chicago and Psalm. whose only a month old Damn and it's it's done. She gave birth. A month ago I dunno somebody did wasn't how somebody banana surrogate, ok, they're, gonna, make sense yeah yeah. You know the thing about the

Kardashian's or the west either one of them. That is That is a roller coaster ride in Vegas, but that's not let's relocate and live here full time you're, not like fun place to visit yeah. She needs to hook up with the mark, Zuckerberg type or somebody, because numerous eve Miller per yeah. I will go a little lower key you know what I mean by that. who they are. I mean you, don't think she marries these guys because they have a little juice and there in the public eye I am so naive that I I never can understand any of it like I git press and I get follow yours and popularity in wanting to sell product in you know having a publicist in doing maneuvering through that

how we would in society and we can your brand look like X y see, but when it actually comes to the marriage part chest. Like such a hassle that brain The outer aim, like just feel like you got some kids and on the door, forty or practically an attorney at this point, find a nice jewish guys Kara behind the scenes. You know not coming azure type after four years. I've been out after four kids. You think maybe it's time to settle down who doesn't have a bipolar disorder and has just the kind as not gonna have wacky press conferences and run for president and think just just a guy. You can count on consistent You know, though, the ones I like and there's a couple of men among them in so time out, Grace Kelly, but I like the actors. Is that really? What happened to her? Oh she's account

now in Rosenberg. Whenever you go overseas, you find yourself a nice royal and then you then you just gotta, have an amazing life in a castle. I can beggin mark on talking like off the grid like the girl from the what I'm thinking, but I know, there's been more than one the girl from my so called life, clear Danes best friend. I myself live in you'll know her face. When you see her, she is, I believe, she's a countess now that kind of and it really be the way to go. Yeah we'll know the second. You see her face. What do you think if you let's say if, if, if, if you, If, if happiness was measure ball and quantifiable- and you could come measure it like you could deal blood test and save your seventy two percent happy or forty one percent happy. We think like the came card. Ashy and how do you think she do

that task, verses, somebody who had a little more of a pedestrian life in a schedule because I dont see, I think of I think, with came card ass. She and her flying private to you. probably goes down in her brain, is a hassle now probably some she has to do there. Are there some summoned in packs? Something are there some it just she it just doesn't seem like you could be happy with that many plates. Spinning constantly. I knew I know I'll give. What little inside I have into this, which is under the umbrella of no brains, no headaches, I'm very close with someone who were went to high school at the cartoons. Christie, keep it down over there

they're, not reputedly the smartest bunch, and so I wonder if there's a thing we're like it, is your dog happy yeah? Of course for cars in the world. They are I think there could be no brains, no headache happiness factor. Winter came in some of her siblings, interesting by the way that they act says thing. It was age. A Langer she played re am the best and, and she is now. The countess of Devon is she's, with former actress note for a rose, ran graph, and now she she's a counter. So that's that's the guy the life? We should all aspire down eyes, but, of course was the actual countess Lou AM, the real lesson I am hat and you're familiar with her speaking, two dogs being happy,

fail, hit an all time low? He he's gettin up on the counter, he's polish off all the cookies and all that stones, and all that anything that gets left on the counter top now for a man, the holidays took down an entire sack. of halls manful waited lozengers. No filter grip through is up against such turning had hall. Yes, no He's bees mentally He's my allies not get arrested or thrown seventy one years. Oh my god, I feel I gotta do some like acidic damage. Is he going to vote This is why I gotta tell you all that all that shit they tell you way to go that far- right it out. He polished off an entire box of Seas Andy over the holiday. How lazy me, God? That's the only time

an angry Adam. Like I fucking love the bears the roman roads that it's all the best. It's all the best litter got up on the entry Hall Cabinet table took the box got into the box polished off every single pieces came in the thing and be so great if he left one like strawberry Newgate ivory. Exactly like our does. What idea, which is take the half by go fair and then tat, point circle back, because your central aunt junkie and eat the one you want Jack did twenty minutes ago, because it does not for you that's always the worst move, because because it now you, MR last flavour and out your last save the worst for, alas- and you have to take it- look in the mirror like how how strong as your resolved, not to eat this, and the answer is I'll, fuck and eat it round. I just gotta get through everything else. First, does you're ruining your kids piggy bank? Yes, like what that's right, I think that

very jewish from what I understand and of you guys grew up on this. I hated it. My family loves it. Did you guys corporate dark chocolate covered orange peels? yes, I know I don't grow up around and I know I know we had a deal a genuine see. That's always like a gift. You bring to somebody's, had let everyone rind kinda like a joke. the candied orange. We are a very elegant. Orange peel, like that's disgusting, doesn't like something with their but yeah. Isn't chocolate dark chocolate covered orange. Thus, labours to me do not go together. Well, I think the Jews they they need. You know if they Just gonna eat a piece of red velvet cake They would have to put attack in their shoe and staff between science, because I need a little sir. A sonata mean little pay, nothing, nothing! Try! That's why the path silver dinner table for pass over

have to have the bitter urban salty watered remind you of the tears of the your ancestors right got over, will have a snack and on those shared she got out of bed. You just enjoy something in color, automated, and also, I think it's from the people that brought your house essentially sand with honey at it. In a wreck who wears the origins of hall, is It's definitely in the Middle EAST somewhere. It's definitely Turkey, India, Lebanon The marzipan crowd. You know I wanna is our No one to tell those people have said many times will say the same for Mexico in many, these other cultures you know how you guys are too late to make your own. She had fighter airplane, so you by the shit from us all these other kind raise. You don't make your own style fighter.

We shall you one of hours when we're done with it or will sell you a new one depending of your now, I'm not that you guys are capable of making your own shit but well, make it and will sell it here. I feel like we need to implement that with this parts cannot remain, hey lab arms. We got this cover. We don't need any more dates. Sugar, The you gonna drop of power at all you with whether relic or is it me a parachute yeah floating down there, like you guys we Yeah five dear. She came up with hall via and dates with Vinegar on them are something we got it. I'm called Apple Pie- will bring it by just just pass put in the airplane we drop off now about our devil, food, yeah, we'd, all kinds of stuff. Just outsource it. It's not it's not your thing and I remain let Europe

Joyce and by the way, the saint I hate crime and dad doesn't make you Benedict Arnold for enjoying some real dessert I've. I feel say way about those countries. I cant do wine very well, if you ever go like I'll hungarian food, but the fuckin wine tastes like she had this weird, like ox blood whatever and then go into. Hungarian place and you go. Oh yeah carve a glass Pino two hours ago. We have ox blood and we have thicker ox blood in here like on wine, but I don't want your fucking wine and there are things like what we're hungarian this is. Our wine are of wine There is a traitor jaws in the neighborhood. Couldn't you guys? by nine box and give them a decent bottle. Pino just put in the back and charge me Levin, backed her glance I can enjoy. I goulash for data yeah. I feel it also I'll take you to step further going

japanese places us spreading out there beer manual little or type since you know like us another wrong. The japanese beers, nothing wrong with the thai beer, but there can be a couple. Other choices option that's fine bone and course it go down. The Cheesecake factory they're not like where we have beer, the tastes like cheesecake, like we got every fuckin burial. What you're here enjoy yourself. That nodded hear this, not a compulsory think it ought to mean you're not being judged. Pino toward the MAX yet the or the mexican place where you like, the penal nor the hungarian place in these, should you should be able to have their good food good? What have you got? ever done, the cork edge move. Have we ever brought one man, Sir Brian how'd? You that's all we do. That's all you do on I'm exaggerating, but for a nice for like a date night or that this is fucking. Twenty Tina before for like a night out or at nice restaurant. Yes, hundreds,

We are probably eighty percent of the time we re on. What is, is it price thing is it? Is it a selection thing? How does the pricing break down once they do the cork adjudge thing and what is the average cork it Effort will enable a restaurant or could tell you depends, but its, but generally a hundred percent like a fear or more like if its. If it's a hundred dollar bottle of wine, you're gonna pay upwards of two hundred or more for it at the restaurants. If we're bringing will consider a nice bottle, I want to say fifty dollar a bottle of wine. We know that at the restaurant it's going to cost us a hundred and ten hundred twenty bucks, but if it were the cork budget, say thirty, thirty, five bucks, that's all in eighty five dollar investment and it is not really about the saving.

Also about let's bring a wine. We know we like a supposed to review, really rolling the dialogue of the time at the restaurant enemy the moment a bottle of where you don't know a thing about MAX Barry have cork budget. The word you work Panda express our of ever divert restaurants, brow I you're the Fridays. You have mortgage read the Jaguar, they really every rational work that has corporate region. They range from about ten or twenty bucks, even like nicer restaurants. So we at their fine, do hot yeah or set politics you're a melting pot of male yeah. I've decided that's Tipp places too good. For me, it is

is to pass it all the high. When I was a poor and I go, I could never go and then drew used to go all the time reality. I that is a big customer over there. I gotta talk to drugs, do and have spoken about a couple days. The melting pot has to be one of those food services that will not survive because it's too communal dip. Same with their Benihana, so the world you're off other. Maybe we could follow the to business, in together and they could just dump cheese the Benihana Graham, have run saved. I know the cheese water, they know that they are not actually overflow. That's good at a good name for gene we're ghosts. He's a good guy goes about the mark up and the wine and everything around these the expert on one hand, he is, on the other hand, he'd go. They got talkative.

whatever our key problem, it s an offer that probably doesn't dabble, but I went out. We got Gina so on January fifty two days into the view. Coach, you're, Megan, Mccain's return for maternity leave. She enjoy got into it and we didn't get to it yesterday and they are reminded my campaign that there is no love lost and that relationship and our view seeing this clip, but dad they aren't they they came out swinging. So Mccain spoke up during the hot topic set. It meant when Bay Heart said. There's much more trouble in the report. In party than in the Democratic Party right now, which made Mccain launch into examples of all the Democrat in fighting with the squad and Bernie versus Shermer Policy, and that's when things got personal, here's Club Bernie Sanders. Also coming out saying he's angry the idea that there isn't fire you hardly well

I know you're talking I'm talking about. I'm told me. I was on my way to me so much when I was on maternity leave. You missed me so much humans fighting with me. That's why I didn't know unless you know somebody somebody quest moving so now we can, I way and ongoing guys guys rule the hold on hold on start. Everybody stop everybody stuff, so room while you know one word he's gone, hey Ladys, give together it's out of her own yeah. You ve lost control. golf rails, o is around for twenty years. I mean I did that show we did you didn't you're back and like the merit of Vieira days? Certainly, since the radio I re Barbara alters, was allowed when I get a cradle in ninety seven. Why literally coming up on a twenty five year run?

show what could be, what could be better than being on a show like that and when so much is hammering paychecks and saying nothing What partly regional cast was rosy no here this morning is down on the original I dunno to figure out their regional cats, and I don't know that I don't know that Barbara was on full time, at least after about four or five years will centre a hassle involved, yet is joy. They harm merited Vieira Debbie met. apple near the largest start Jones. Yes, I always it's well, first of its kind of economy, if you're Conservative or the republican voice on it. I think I think it where she down extra fast, that's kind of like dog years, because it's always like a three or four against want. They don't do like a two on to come on. It's kind of a bill MAR say: target

and there's a spot hey MAX Banner you can find in fifty years will all be checked. I think I covered the view hasn't been hasn't been played in a while, but I think I think I covered Joe Bay, Har and my take on her eye. Comedic sensibility quite nicely covered in in fifty years will all be checked, but also much like the aforementioned Kai you, when you're Jim, doing shows for unemployable yeah. Does then the bar not so high. You're not remain like a demanding artists, not demanding audience. They just want to see familiar faces, arguing with one another,

Give me a minute to find that MAX, a pat were proud of the audio somewhere near the edge of the transcript through it. First summit about life, lock increase cyber security tax on pharmaceutical workers, phones in tablets, as they work from home. That is a problem sensitive medical data, and it could be exposed important understand how cybercrime and identity theft are affecting our lives. Every day we put our information at risk on the internet. cybercriminals around the world, keep finding new ways to steal identities and that you can miss certain threats if you're just muttering your credit alone, good thing, there's lifelike, which the text a wide range of identity threats like yourselves, the security number for sale on the dark web. If they detect your information, is potentially been compromise, they will send you an alert, protect yourself

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this year's ceremony was scheduled for January thirty, first but organizers of saying there's no way. We can do this shown a scaled down no audience way by changed between now and March Fourteenth, and could they nazi this coming now that I mean, I think they thought they do the no audience version, but they said that they can't even pull that off never know had previously been named to host the twenty twenty on Grammy nominations were led by beyond day. She picked up nine, do a leap. Taylor, Swift, Roddy Ridge, followed with six nods each, but I think that's gonna be yeah, either scaled down or move. Do we think February is going to be just like vaccine bonanza, that's wrong! That of an hour. It's gonna be all things, but they all systems ago. Doubt it I doubt it is well, but Emily by showing LOS Angeles. Maybe you could have the thing in Boca, recon or somethin, but I guess you're also not gonna get. I think that before,

murders and the people that are nominated are monks. The people that sort of most conscious of the cove at nineteen so you'd have difficulty getting them but now the year, if you're a struggling banned, this is the year you lied, everyone that your nominated for Grammy's cause he's it out. I got nominated for best original song and best original performs operatives. Two fuckin shit show and communist showing not obvious right. and no one will ever check you and I But how do you do more? Ok? Well, I know you. If you saw this, there was like some like NBC dot camping, where you could see you in your audience. state nor city. What number you are in line to get the back seem real, I'm Oh, I wish I were a good ideas coming true. be right. I will do it here. That's right, I think I've hog around,

million people before me. A real eight million, so are you just putting your own status at your age. Is the exact opposite of what you are looking for out of like the Vietnam draft right? That's right, you would like actually come on eight million, so New York governor drew Cuomo is now threatening to find hospitals up to a hundred thousand dollars if they dont finish their first round of inoculations by the end of the week that the driver yields we out, that's going to modern healthcare, dot com and a few other sources he's blaming bureaucracy as the chief reason for these delays. Public hospitals in particular the governor, also threatened. stop sending the vaccine to hospitals than don't use their supply me. While New York, one dot com reports, Cuomo says: vaccinating someone out of the state designated order which basically constitutes vaccine fraud, could,

Fine, you up to a million dollars and the loss of your state licence, another ten point from condition its rights, Cuomo Chrome. like. I blame bureaucracy for the inability to distribute the vaccine. Aren't I gotta go after create more bureaucracy, Haddest red tape. Long enough. I've taken two minutes offer more bureaucracy so anyway, I blame it now your work on more of it right. I gotta go be part of the problem, the up MAX part of that it's gotta be I've. I found it a different order from actual books, where it was your court indifferent order. I found adjust its loading up right now. I'm sorry one hour, one Morgiana Gran. Let's talk about those those games, those beloved game

that become movies, some make more sense than others. Well, we have a game and and really to be fair, probably more about the creator, but a movie based on the Rubik's cube is in the works. The film it will be about how professor Erna Rubik's toy became a pop culture for I went on in the eighties story of the making out or that's it is how to call the Rubik's Q was invent. By Erna Rubicund nineteen. Seventy four licences, a toy nineteen. Eighty to date, over four hundred fifty Alien rube excuse have been sold around the world since twenty eighteen, amateur and professional speed Cuba from all over the world, have faced each other battling for the chance to prove their skills in the room. Excuse world championship finals in Boston. So this could end of potentially being a pretty interesting move I've. Never try to Rubik's cube. Just like I told you never played scrabble is. My thing is: I already know I'm dumb, I don't need a fuckin punt pass and kick comp

and approve had done. I am I get it spread your mechanical in your intuitive. You might be, might be your way end. This mark I caught her son performed a he. He performed an eye Q, test and online IQ test on me a couple a nights ago. Then he got to a ten on until I got three out of ten nine, so I'm in a functionally retarded. I think it puts the classification I got where he he got like your genius. I, let's bring it home, Gina grant you guys I'm gonna grad and that's the news with geographic, have the audio clip of from is this from fifty years will reject yes, and this is my take on the veto bs here we go the view, I know a guy. I know I'm supposed to

the view, but don't hate the view, because I have a debt. I the view, because the brain, the who is going on what feels like its thirty fifth season, numerous Amy nominations and even in Amy Win and it's a dish. Join it scattered piece of shit, that's hosted by some of the least compelling most than talented people have ever grace the television set. If this oh consisted of five guys sitting around talking over each other with casual, hackneyed, joke awkwardly shoehorn into the meaningless conversation and would have been Yang off the air years ago, ten in the morning, all the smart people are at work, and that leaves the views audience. Barber Walter's is about is interesting and funny. Is that one old teacher you hand junior high? I know ever Traitor likes you some kind of national treasure, but she's. Clearly, pastor prime, No one of that show would dare utter a word its.

The same relationship, Saddam Hussein shared with its co workers when finally decides to hang up her dangers and call the career. He'll be a silent celebration akin to what the guards did after the wicked witch got a bucket of water tossed on her head, on our last show the lovelier MIKE's will be recording a lot of we'll miss you will stay in touch, we don't know how will carry on without you the inner monologue was skew. A little more toward have fun and the Greyhound Bus to Hell. Bitch share shepherd is dumb, she's red one book in its the Bible. She, ha ha funny. She's more! We need a fair chair could not funny funny. Elizabeth Hassle back gets a past because she's already being punished on a day, We basis. Can you imagine if your lot in life is to be wedge between Barbara Walter's and Cherry Shepherd, she's the lunch meat

When a stale piece of sour down the dumbest slab, pamper nickel, that ever hid the daily been at the bakery Whoopi Goldberg what happened to the unstoppable force of comedy that had a double over with spun gold such as burglar jumping Jack, Flash and Eddy and Amy. Where the view and ask her for ghost- she deserves those about as much as Elvis deserve this black belt and Taiwan, dough ebay. How she's too funny want that like saying more one hour. She he was the funniest of the nine eleven hijackers While I was always over that those eleven years ago could still holds true the famous designer Henrik fist, skirt genius, Henrik fiscal. Her will join us in a second

lab deal one on one with him, all the better do ball than genome one way right back when Henrik Fiscal right after this one dollars. Why stop unpromising? Everything must bring its ban on your dick a new year of atoms monthly not have begun with. You have twenty twenty one with a bang with products like promising delay spray to keep you going all year, long collapsible, waterborne, to cure feminine canine migration syndrome anywhere. It strikes a secret Santa gift because, as we go forward

scope and a digital downloaded the first three glorious use of the aid towards the year. The devil is behind us, you're, ready for an all new year of atoms, monthly, nine here within her sister he's. joining us says famous automotive designers and on four nor kind on the electric vehicle thing, the boutique electric vehicle thing, sort of on the vanguard and that with the karma, so many so many years ago, good to see again, Henrik. It goes an unfortunate that the HIV guy. I should be sorry for being laid him. The zoom world, that's alright! I'm horrible stuff too

I want to get into the new vehicle, the fiscal erosion, the electric Suv in where you think this market is going in and thoughts, but let's, let's bring it back to you inserted your origins story. You, your boy where I was born in Denmark and came over to the United States and ninety four. Turn on American and lived here in LOS Angeles record of wine and is design always your thing is automotive. Always your thing is: is a design firm, then automotive. Second, like I love cars, and I raised cars but I really like the design of the cars almost as much as I like, driving the cars, even more yet

I love cars and am I I wanted to be a car design, since I can remember, and instead of doing homework and school in you know, I was drawing cars and all my note books were full of cars and the side, always been drawing cars and when all the other kids stop joint cars and became grown ups. I kept joint cars and Eventually, you know, I went to arts and culture design desire and gloom. Pasadena and then I went into cars my first job as a Bmw, Munich in Germany in nineteen. Eighty nine and then you made your way too many car companies asked and Martin being. What about my have the db? Nine, which are probably told me about before? I think it's just one of the most beautiful shapes on a car. Are we actually that you remove DIA ugly little side markers of inadequate for the EU is more

That was something I brought up earlier in this pod gas that you obviously didn't hear cause you're just joining us, but as the story goes, I gave the car to chip foods and add a couple. Couple things I want to. Do. I didn't like the side marker. That's a d oath, t thing that the EU s market requires department of transfers Asian. I also didn't like the lights for the license plate frame for the life rear license plate. It stood out to farmers to bulky, so I had him remove a few of those they but one of the things that I thought was interesting is had my list of little things. I wanted chip to do on the car, but he walked right up to that chrome Strip by Side, gale that went on to the door and he said the part on the doors not long enough, and I, I have not that's not on my list chip and he said, whilst on my last I'm gonna length in it, and I thought well that ok,

He did it ensure enough. It looked better and I feel the following year asked and Martin came out with you the next year, the db, nine and that peace had been lengthened. Sound familiar or is there any story behind that? You know I had left by then I believe so, but you know sometimes there is all coincidence, as were somebody will do something exactly at the same time, which is why large sums people say how come this guy copied that guy, you know, take several years to design a car and theirs the times went to car design as a singing alike, and things happen to end up

similar. So let's talk about the karma, I actually drove the karma in interviewed you for a car show. I did dab way back in the day and I was really impressed by. I was impressed by because in a back then the electric car market, with certain golf cardy at best and The fiscal karma was low, slung and sexy and had had a very euro kind of five Grand Teresa Al Qaeda Grand touring car can a kind of feel to it. What year did you conceive of the karma, You know I just sign that way back in two thousand and seven and then We had gotten raised money, we took forever and it eventually got to market in two thousand and eleven which, if you think back was about, years before the model as one and a half year before the more or less came to Margaret from Tesla

we were really early out with his vehicle? Probably too early a lot of people at the car, without even knowing it had the possibility you're driving electric? we'll wondering what was a plug in the back, so it was kind of interesting as we we caught definite. Imagination than the desire and a lot of people with just car friends and loved a car and Buddy was sort of. I think this is a first step to try and make a cool sick looking Evie This kind of state with the brand is where we are today and what we plan the future was the now a g good enough. Well, I shouldn't say good night, but how far have we come from a battery as I guess it's mainly battery technology from when you were designing the karma too. Designing the ocean that the latest offering from fiscal, no

I mean back in the day literary. We would walk into these crazy sort of scientific looking way houses were some scientists for building batteries, and it was all ten of in the early days. There was real no choice for batteries at the time. technology was new. I mean there was really just three battery companies. There was algae, came at the time which GM had to sign the exclusive will then Panasonic that gun with tears linen we were with small american start at Calais, one two three and on Fortunately, as we start delivered the fiscal com, then they went bankrupt, the middle of a whole things. We couldn't continue so fast morning today, absolutely now we got a lot more experience Mary companies, we got some conglomerates in the meantime, you know see a algae chemist becomes huge samsung escape

So you know she all these large, a battery companies that have had ten years of development. So we are finally point. I think it's eleven action point. I think that's gonna happen in the next two three years where you're gonna, see electric vehicles finally coming out that has long range are about the same prices, a similar gas gasoline vehicle sweating. Finally, there to see this of a revolution happen going to his electorate. Yeah, I think to me, chronology or that the trajectory would be at some Wayne buying electric car didn't really make sense. Unless you were, you know we in order to capture and trying to make a statement you know years ago, which is it the range. Wasn't there the reliability? What have you were now at the point where it

seems like a coin toss almost like electric or gasoline powered and then too half years from now, it'll be at the point where you'd be dead, not to buy an electric car. Is that kind of what it feels like if it was like a graph going? It was. going appeal for the last ten years now. Kind of reached the summit and it's gonna start heading down, which is my kids. I fourteen year old twins first cars are gonna, be electric and I'm sure they're last cars are going to be electric they're, not gonna, know they're gonna not gonna, know electric any more than they know manual. Stick shift. rising you're right on item, and I think that dumb, you know what what What's gonna happen is essentially a few by a normal gasping onto a three years. Is probably gonna be worthless five years later, so I think that Maggie will there's just like buying a manual cheap car. You can sell it, What's gonna happen, as happened with a manual, is gonna go into becoming expense of sport.

Our striving we're gonna have sports cars for a while, but will be gasoline cars and, I think, we're gonna end of enjoying them like we enjoy horses, only nobody rights too to work anymore? They may still the moors, but they don't write. It works like a thing in life, but they never let's change and are gonna use a gasping car for your daily commute, in ten years you may still be used for pleasure, but but nothing daily commute the interesting yeah again sort of like the manual stick shift wooden anybody special. If you live like we do, in LOS Angeles and SAM insane to sit in traffic with that with a manual so is obviously is the technology goes up? The price comes down. The more companies get involved, they compete. The price goes down isabella goes up where we add. If it's all kind of was predicated on battery technology.

And I'll. Give you stupid example, but I think it's app still fly model airplanes in gas powered remote control. Once you know it's a fun hobby and when I was doing it. Fifteen years ago there were a couple electric planes out there, but the battery was too heavy. Really last that long and wasn't really. If we really wanted to participate kind ahead. F, gas tank on your plane, now probably eighty per cent of the markets is electric plants, because it's clean strategic, quieter and we have the batteries they're, not big bricks, weighing the plane down anymore. So if it's about the battery, technology and we ve come so far in the last five eight years in the battery technology? Are we gonna advance that fast in the next five to eight years with battery technology

no, I think the next set of seven years is gonna, be the. Technology we have tabled, maybe have a five percent improvement per year I think we are all waiting for the next big revolution in battery technology, not done a lot of research. We have an internal lappet fiscal? What we did a lot of work and I Save with my knowledge, I think, we're at least seven to ten years away for another big revolution. thing we needed right now. You know a lot of people right now like they must have a super long range and the electric current is just kind of comes from the fact that, with a gasping car you never about range. No, whatever direction you drive in America, there will be a gas station within a hundred miles number where you go, and so you I forgot about ranging society electric near the salute different. We have feel of sorry. We feel we must have its river mile range and, I think, devil continued lecture years, but eventually thing. If you imagine,

to electric cars. I bet you in a few years from now you signal extra credit, doesn't really need to have more than a hundred mile range, because when do you go hundred miles in the day, most electric cars just humming around in the city, doing Aaron's, drubbing, kids in school, and for that Hundred miles more than enough will be. Don't feel right now that it is enough, so so I ve needed that longer range of sort of three miles, we now have achieved, and I think all carmakers can achieve for animal range and that sort of what a gas tang lets you go in a normal car Saddam on average, some of the minimum and the car industry. So I think That is a to the point now were everybody can pretty much by an electric car? There still is exceptions. I think if you truly going cross country or some big trips, yeah, ok, it's so convenient still because you have to spend too much time charging what I think for eighty percent.

The population in the daily drives and electric cars actually been the car and don't forget most of US concern your card hole. We don't you have to stop a gas station. I just charging we need only think about anymore, I know funny runaways talks about range anxiety, but the anxiety. I always feel- and I get caught in this once in a while when I'm driving my internal combustion engine Suv home and I realize the range finder says nineteen miles you now and I'm like. Oh, I got a drive to my axe tomorrow at five in the morning- and I'm I have anxiety- which is- I don't wanna get gas tonight, but I sure, as hell they're gonna get gas tomorrow it we're thirty in the morning- and I wish I could plug it in and have that range. Obviously, yeah- I don't. I don't give, it's it's an anxiety that is kind of a. Maybe I don't know. Maybe Americans have this

more so than other cultures. We we have. This thing words like everyone wants to drive a huge pickup truck with big Nobby tyres on it, but no one ever goes off road, but we no. What's there in autumn Aigner people people Having- and they go. Ok, keep your gun in your home and then you keep the ammunition in another room and you keep the gun in a safe. And it's like my house echo, to protect EU. Then it's like I want to know it's there. And I will say to everyone- once in a while. If you're gonna drive from LOS Angeles to the Grand Canyon with your family, then just rented and now I am going to vacation and then when you you're never going to do it, but if you need to do it rent and ass, you ve and then for the other. Ninety nine point: nine percent you're driving you could just plug it in when you get home, they used to work for Bmw around

use the word for Bmw all my first job designed the Bmw Z, eight sports car there. He also my claim to fame a bit, and I was also fund project that was a sort of throw back to the five o seven. I got that right, which are to have three million bucks these days, that old, Bmw, not a great vitiate engine in that car sidebar, but the z, AIDS hair, come along nicely in terms of they sold for premium it's always a good sign if you design a car, the stickers, a hundred and fifty five in the dealers one to seventy five form or sell them. Then they kind of dropped off. Now they're having this renaissance, like I did the getting pretty expensive at auction these days, no yeah you know when I designed our car was. I was young and it was my first year, Glenn

I just went all aloud and my my idea was just to make some of the pure the essence of what is a Bmw, another ultimate driving machine, super sculpture, the final seven was a clear Sarah image That I have my head on and any turner was the assignment was how five seven have looked like if you would evolve like the poorest nine eleven over all these years would risk gonna did so. I can't I had to single. what would how they look like him, and you know but he cared about this project within Bmw was doing and nobody thought I was going to happen. So was left alone, which is very unusual because normally there's always a whole bunch of cooking the kitchen they wanna take part of it, but in case was left for the few engineers in the corner and United. In the car and by magic, it was just decided here, let's build it pretty. The way it was, which is very unusual in the car industry yeah abroad opium

because I went a few years back, get their aid, which is kind of their shared. A hybrid super car thing, Tom Cruise Movie kind of car, so beautiful car, the plug in range, was like eighteen miles, and I remember thinking why why, eighteen miles. I to be able to get to work in back without plugging it in their. Like that's the range I don't know Why, in some of the cars like the leaf, I think maybe in this way with the Nissan some of these cars head like what, under fifty miles worth of range as you know, maybe it's all technology by that are. We seem like a weird call to me: well No, I think were still in the industry. Still tackling the whole idea of electric vehicles and, I think, is divided into two- is the traditional kind.

This tree, which less phases don't really like this transition. They're kind of annoyed by it because they are producing millions of gasoline cars made a lot of money on it. Now they have to spend all this money on a new technology there not really prepared for and that's why you have seen this in flux of Newgate The combination of we just went out to the public offering raised a billion dollars became public and you have seen other electric start ups out therein and Wall Street pouring money into them, and I think it's because we can start in a clean sheet of paper, begin start from scratch and began. Look at customers who sing he. I think they want that list. We don't have any existing customers. I don't have to worry about what they think, so I think that that Where are you going to see the sort of two different variations of what PETE, what what company thing electric cars should be, and you know the fact is of course teslas compared to us and and whatever you

think about chess lit the factors? Not no traditional car company, yet made an electric car that has the same ranges Tesla seven to eight years in trillions of dollars to do it. Just shows you that when you have such a radical transformation technology it may not be the old. You know famer companies. That knows how to do it. Just like it wasn't Nokia that knew how to make a full of buttons they had. You know her Different models will know. Doesn't buttons on them, but when they finally had to make a full without buttons they couldn't do it may disappear, Do you know you must do you guys talk? Did trade recipes? Has that relationship know we had a big fight back the day and loss of which I want that? then we have really spoken, but we did spend some time together. I did a little below consulting work for Tesla back in two thousand. I think you're, sick, seven in the soup early days, I use a super smart guy

But now I am disappointed thing. We're just should have probably fierce competitors he's, obviously, way ahead in the leads. I got a lot of work to do still. Well, let's talk about the fiscal erosion. That's that's all electric Suv looks great but let's just say, I'm looking at the Tesla sort of range. What is it the three I'm trying to think of what their downsize as you? as a camera, thereby on. Why the why Looking at the? Why I'm looking at the ocean there in the same ballpark, price, wise right so you tell me why should by the ocean? Well, first of all of you could actually starts. I was about ten thousand dollar cheaper, which is quite a lot. ok, we also and this

China back to design Adam were my view was that everybody is being electric cars right now. Strained gonna make these crossover hatch backs. and when you look at the actual market, the biggest sellers and the fastest growing market segment right now, issue ease. I designed the ocean to look more like a futuristic suv and not a hast back. I thought that, important envy of kind of got a lot of people, reserving the carp mainly because the design then what we want to add to this was some features that nobody else. So we have something pretty cool and until they were based software and will have a lot of software, and if I play nor can I staff, but I won't have something that I thought nobody. We have and suddenly I can make this vehicle a fun everyday. we are also be created, something called the California mode, and what that means is you can press a button on screen? all the windows, except for the front windscreen, rolls down also little three quarter: real windows, the rear, Hatch Wind

and the roof opens up said almost feel like you know that cheap rang out when you pulled apart, you dont have to spend three hours If you can do in ten seconds or less right now, so that was but big difference shades and then praise and call a flexible lease. I think the new the young generation of people, I actually still think they want a car. I know a lot of people They didn't want cars by thing they do, but maybe they don't want to own the cars. The way we did, maybe they don't wanna have all hassle of you know that that means to own a car, so we have created flexible these were a young person, can go out lease car for three grand down and three seventy nine months, everything into all serve as full launch. You can give it back anytime, civilian, a job you can give it back in like after a month three months, six months does matter, so I think that's a very mobility, solution that will appeal to a lot of the younger Jimmy.

He's, not maybe don't work on board or fifty grand to buy a car is it started. Thirty seven k and change yeah, and ranges will have several different, but the chopper line range will be overthrown. Fifty miles, which I think is pretty much the second leader and words the car physically assembled So you know I had to sit up. Take my e. Without the window and silky. Hey what what I really want to do? I want to deliver a great car, so, let's let get above me walking down the shop floor and showing how great I am at manufacturing cars. I know I can manufacture a car battling to Yoda, looked up how difficult I've been for Tesla to get near to manufacture, your goals, so we decided instead to cannot take a little bit the apple fucks con approach in over a fox comes this big conglomerate. Magnolia our products

the world's largest automotive supply, cool magnetic canadian, austrian company and going to manufacture card guarantee the quality guarantee the ramp up and most people don't know they manufacture. Install demonstrators g lack this from a state as their manufacture, be another easy for the Bmw, five series Jaguar. I pace, Larry Manufacture, electric car, Should there be specialist, this? We have outsource manufacturing, they're, going to start in Austria to manufacture big plant there and then later my Look at you S, manufacturing together as well and How is the dealership slash purchasing slam leasing, gonna work are you, gonna have brick and mortar dealers is at all gonna be on line has going well. All the the purchase gonna be online or we have a proprietary app. We launched, which the other, but I think, little overturned,

thousand people's already put down at the so, but fifty bucks and it'll all be online, will deliver the cartoon at home or Adolphus wherever want it when it serve as we have signed. Some initial agreements will roupell Carter what did they do service for fleets? They do warehousing logistics, ass, a come and pick up carbon and each of could you know, electric car doesn't need schedule maintenance, it's only other. If you feel Something is wrong or we get a message over the year that somebody service then build. An appointment. Will you will come and take the car up bring? serves bring back to people We will have some show rooms, in some malls and some other place being going off course check out the card sit in an even bigger chest right, because inanity com

a car, you gonna wanna, see in reality only that a lot of pupils, gonna wanna she at last subject the intelligent pilot, auto pilot for lack for better term. What's this car gonna have and what he kind of think the future is with that lot of people by speculating back and forth driverless com as in things of that nature, you know I have a different taken on drivers, car cars, you self driving cars and probably most other order executives. I dont believe that fully attack Miss vehicles around the corner likely urine Carlo Steering really can just sleep. You know why you gonna work and all that and the reason is that these things really only work in a perfect environment like us it behind a Fedex truck on a two way street, with a double yellow line. If that started liver package, Even if this a police car behind you and he blocks the road, you would be able to

break the law on pass a truck, and please go probably I get that because athletics blocking the road, but if you can't programme a car to break the law what happens if something goes wrong and you kill a child. You know a new programme that car to break the law is rising. Those with its other thing, We're gonna be up against for a very long time, so icing self dry, is more about creating valuable additions to the viewer. for you either to have fun or to feel safer. So you know, like the link, keeping and all this type of staff that you can get in cars. We want to take it. Step further and we want to take an doing things that you feel is annoying about driving. I wanna take that and make it easy, and you forget about it. Now I want to reveal what it is, but we got some really cool ideas. We also have some cool into chain. Minority is one of them is. I want to be able to look on the road and seen the windscreen on ahead up display the.

The risks of your favorite songs. You can sing along to carry yogi why you're driving that would be pretty cool and then, of course, we need to make sure the car brakes if you're not being attacked. So those are cutting woman, entertainment value sizing, that's what we The goal is not listening to Romania foolish Delta I think, that's too far off at least for private cars. I am. I want to give you plug by the way the website fists, Currer I and see fiscal or iron see incorporated fiscal I see dot com and, if you go there, we can find out all about the ocean. any other offerings from fiscal, or are you there are super car in year future they have thoughts and- and

I don't wanna sling shaded Elon musk, but his electric car that was gonna go two hundred miles an hour. I kept saying show me the car, because I get the zero to sixty zero sub three seconds with electric car- that's that's achievable the o. or two hundred miles an hour claim seemed less achievable to me and I also figured if they did achieve it. They would have very good. The high rise footage of them achieving that somewhere, but yeah tie. Speed is that is that seem like a claim that sort of undue ball today or is he is he can he do it can one do it All lack require. Look, I'm in I'm a guy guys. We definitely going to have a super car cool car. You know one of these days and be ever. I have a couple of ideas up the sleeve for that

There wasn't a priority right now for us. We want to get out when affordable lecture carbon sink. That was more excited. an interesting, quite frankly, because I've done a lot of super cars. My life, but with definite gonna, have another one in terms of jobs, beat, I think, is becoming less relevant with all the rules and regulations even in Europe were traditionally. You know that was important. I mean used free freeze in Germany, but you gotta, lotta congestion. I think whether you need to do when a mouse. Now I dont think, but I think a super cars could at least have to do about a hundred fifty on an system. is now to be real, valid acceleration. You know. Yes, we can do even lesson I have second. I also think there is a point where You know acceleration and top speed become so insane. That is even use a blunder any daily circumstance in Canada back and rising? You know that when you'd think back about these,

fun cars in the Sixtys and Seventys. I mean they actually weren't that fast, but you could do a power slide. Twenty miles now have a lot of fun mean today you if you do, power. Slightness super current. You probably doing a hundred miles, knowing you gonna get killed if something goes wrong, so the question is: can you bring fun back in cars at reasonable beats. I almost think that's more important fun to dry than just the sheer speed from your mouth, the gods years, Henry stir and again Fisk her eye see dot com is where you going listen to a long form one on one with the hendrick- and I are not taken me this monday- thanks. So much for joining us, always always informative and fun great. She again, I think her

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