They've got a negative cash burn run rate which is still going to be close to $5 billion this year, and that is really no change.

Bonds are much more attractive alternatives than they have been for the last two years. As yields go higher, that competition gets stronger.

Losses are slowing a bit, but it's very difficult for me to see any significant profitability for GM in less than four to five years. There are too many legacy costs.

He'll probably still get bottles for at least a year.

You don't want to totally cradle him like a human baby. He needs to hold on so that he develops his arm muscles and leg muscles.

It's really good to have the baby and know that he's doing well. But it's a real bummer that we have to hand-raise him. It's a lot better if they (the gorillas) do it, because then he totally learns to be a gorilla from the beginning.