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28:48 But, you know, there are other consequences of these EVs in the mass market that they imagined is not ready for it. They don't embrace it. Extension cords aren't 500 miles long, so that's a problem.
29:50 Was in the 18 thirties. Wow. The first rechargeable battery was 18 59. The first electric cars preceded the first internal combustion engine vehicles. They were tried each of these technologies were tried and tested in the market.
13:36 The CEO's getting way too much publicity, way too much credit for the company's success, so this leads to a showdown. One of them has gotta go. So that's a lot about the dynamics inside a a company. The second one is called airs on fire. It's about turbulence within the ruling family, and, it's about the chairman's desire to make friends with Enviro's, and that leads him to overspend on a grab bag of green technologies that causes a stock to plummet.