That article is ridiculous because that’s not how cash works. You don’t net cash against debt. If I have $25,000 in cash and I go finance a $20,000 car, when I get home I still have $25,000 in cash, not $5,000. I’m still free to use $25,000 in cash how I want.

Supercharger network may be a key attraction but you can’t make the argument that it should be included in gross margin. The cost of the supercharger network is not a direct cost to building the cars that generate the revenue so leaving it out of gross margin is not misleading.

I don’t feel like taking the time right now to dissect your other posts so I’ll just tag on to the last one.