Didn't go well. Thanks to the Wall Street Journal, and with no help from CNBC, my CEO thinks Tesla is in deep financial trouble. My CEO is like Elon, also CEO of another company
When he asked if I owned any stock in TSLA
and I said yes, he pulled back a little. I think he felt sorry for me
. Our leased fleet of Volvo's D13 expires at the end of next year. Only 14 semi trucks. Our 2nd distribution center has 10 trucks. The company that we acquired a majority of has about 150 trucks! I don't when their leases expire. Ours are 7 year leases from Penske. We could extend the lease if we can't get a better deal at expiration. The problem is the lowest bidder cost per mile gets the contract. Tesla would be the lowest, but will they be available at the end of next year? CEO'S first cousin is our head of logistics. He is why we have a 1 megawatt solar system on our roof
It (Tesla Semi) would be a done deal if it was in production right now. Also he agreed with me on a Tesla powerpack for energy storage. That might be all that I can get for now. CEO's sister (family business) Is very close to buying a Tesla. Maybe that would be a tipping point. P.S. frack the Wall Street Journal
and CFUNBC.