In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss various topics including the movie 'Cocaine Bear', a frog incident involving a Cybertruck, the Model Y winning car of the year, delays in Cybertruck deliveries due to a windshield wiper arm issue, the new federal tax credit for the Model 3, and the approval of Elon Musk's $56 billion pay package by Tesla shareholders. During the conversation, the hosts discussed various topics related to the Tesla shareholder meeting. They mentioned the re-election of Kimball Musk to the board of directors, the production rate of the Cybertruck, and the end of the Cybertruck Foundation series. They also speculated about the future of full self-driving and the possibility of including it for free in Teslas. The hosts discussed the challenges of using personal vehicles as robo-taxis and the potential for AI and automation in the automotive industry. The conversation covers various topics, including the skepticism around the release of the Tesla Roadster, the potential pricing and features of the Roadster, the use of Optimus robots in Tesla factories, and the highlights of the Tesla shareholder meeting. The conversation also touches on the incorporation of GM into the Tesla Supercharger network and the Cadillac Escalade IQ EV. In this final part of the conversation, Eric and Chase discuss the design and purpose of electric vehicles (EVs). They compare the Ford Lightning and the Rivian R1T, highlighting the importance of building an EV from the ground up rather than converting an existing vehicle. They also discuss the need for innovative interior designs and passenger experiences in EVs. The conversation concludes with a discussion about vehicle wraps and the potential for bulletproof panels on police vehicles.