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The conversation shifts towards global competitiveness, with Randy mentioning Turkey as an unexpected contender for automobile manufacturing. Turkey's political situation offers both risks and opportunities, emphasizing that a stable government can facilitate swift decision-making—a double-edged sword in the context of international standards and investment.
Both hosts ponder on whether Scotland has the requisite infrastructure and talent pool for auto manufacturing, particularly for an innovative company like Tesla, which thrives in high-tech environments. They note that many other nations, particularly in Asia, are producing engineers at a rapid pace, making them more appealing for establishing production plants.