with respect to cargomatic, 90% of the trucking companies out there are six trucks or less. do you get them to work together? you have to use technology or go in there and change the way business is done in general. amazon are trying to solve their own problems, and they are realizing that you have to be close to the problem in order to solve it. emily: i mentioned i get five boxes a day from amazon. maybe it is like one toothbrush in a box, or this morning i ordered straws and they are coming tomorrow. how is this economical long-term? cory: amazon loses money on shipping, nearly $3 billion per year. they seem to hold their losses or their gains right around about 1% or 2% in either direction. they recognize that this is the way they are acquiring customers over the long term. this is a business, cross every different aspect, with the exception of amazon web services, driven toward topline growth. shipping is the same way. emily: cory johnson, our editor at large. jonathan kessler of cargomatic, paul kedrosky. coming up, we will take a look at amazon studios. plus, jeff bez

cargomatic,sler of paul kedrosky. coming up, we will take a look at amazon studios.up isff bezos's st out with claims about how soon it will have sent -- will send humans to space. ♪ emily: in today's edition of out of this world, jeff bezos's private space startup blue origin expects to start test flights by next year and commercial flights as soon as 2018. in those commercial flights, bezos will offer six passengers at a time the experience of weightlessness in a suborbital spacecraft. blue orbital has not yet started taking deposits and we don't know how much it will cost, but the amazon founder says thousands are interested. bezos told reporters he never expected to have the resources to start a space company, but he won a lottery ticket called amazon.com. theon studios is releasing second season of a series "bosh" this week. erik johnson went to the set and spoke with the actors involved. how was it to see an original show in action? cory: the second season logic tomorrow, so the bench watchers are ready. it is the guys that did "the wire" and "deadwood." those