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Consumers and everyone. i'm going to start with the good news. why is this a positive, carrie? >> this is a vertical integration as opposed to horizontal integration. this is companies not doing the same thing and working together to do everything well. amazon has been a long time trying to get in the grocery business. i've tried amazon's fresh direct. they're not doing well. it's terrible. whole foods has an efficiency problem and technology problem. >> and you think it's good for consumers. >> yes. better food with the technology behind them. >> trish: before we get to john, jonas, you don't...

Employees, and the problem is the irs. emily talks about a rig system, that's what the irs code system is. >> jonas, what do you say about the bonuses? >> the people that clean the cappuccino at facebook make $80,000. we complain the government is run terrible, but what do you get in the private sector, they can pay out bonuses. enron paid out this much bonuses before they went bankrupt. the point is if you can't get a bonus at the irs because they are having trouble there and we will get low quality workers. to solve the efficiency problem, we need higher salaries. that's how you run it like ...

People learn. >> if you look at the increasing budget and increasing class sizes we need to solve the efficiency problem. teachers time is a limited amount. having this technology where they can evaluate on a person by person basis where their kids are at and have classroom time network with their kids who are at different levels directly so they can take the lectures home that's a big solution to a critical solution to a big problem. >> i have a couple of kids. they are in a traditional environment. i'm intrigued by what you're saying. how would it work? >> every student works at their own pa...