Short YouTube commentary by Chris Collins arguing that Tesla strategically invested in a controlled service network and that future competitive advantage will go to firms that invest in technicians and fixed 'stops' (service locations) and train young workers. The speaker emphasizes operational readiness (easy repairs) and long-term workforce investment.
And I think Tesla got that from the very beginning. Right. They didn't, they didn't sit around and talk about, oh, you got to come to us, or whatever. They, you know, they invested widely in a network that they controlled that, you know, when my Tesla breaks down, it's very easy. It's not that it doesn't break down. So it's just interesting that nobody's talking about fixed stops, when fixed stops is the future. And if you were really thinking about this as a long term thing, you would be investing in getting kids out of high school, all kinds of other things to create a better business opportunity and leverage in the marketplace, because he has the technicians that's going to win.
