. >> none of the products were diseruptive.hey need another one. >> issue two is kind of fun here. your food could be telling you to go for a run. a new study has scientists calling for exercise data on food and drink packaging. so like instead of having calories, it would have a bigger impact on people to pick up like herbie's kitkat. you ran a few miles and you can burn this off. >> i think that's a fantastic idea. ump talking about this on the break, you constantly people say, i worked out, so i can have a cheeseburger. but that cheeseburger takes 5 miles to burn off. >> give people the information. let them -- >> we're an obese nation, but mostly i think this would work for younger people who don't understand what the cochlear intake actually is. realistically i can't see having the dunkin' donuts -- (?) >> you pick up a soda or one of the candy bars and all of a sudden you'll be like let me take a bottle of coke, for example, let me chug this and i'll run. what are you doing? you'll have a kitkat run or coke and run. >> on

elon has been successful diserupting many industries. he's not only working on tesla, but also spacex. so he's going to continue to do it, but you actually brought a good point. it's a balance issue. when these guys run into trouble, what they do is they use their financing arm to make money. it's funny that tesla and elon musk didn't say they aren't going to finance cars. they will darn right finance cars. charles: here's the thing we have some draconian laws coming into place with respect to do gas laws. that's going to lead to cheaper cars. the cars will have to weigh less. i think they're draconian which have been forced through by the environmentalist. >> i'm okay with that. (?) >> look at china we've talked about. those things look like big bikes way shell around it in china. i'm okay with it. >> you're okay with it, though. charles: we know this is a gigantic industry, guys. before wedge out of this segment. let's talk about how people being make money on this. >> i said toyota because they are looking -- charles: you said those c