<s>[INST] It's not a happy storm. Tell us about that. Because I think that that actually, when people try to really understand you, I think that there's a lot of this comes from some other place. And I want to talk about that. What do you think that is? [/INST] It was really like a psychiatrists catcher or something. You know, I think to some degree, I was born this way, but and then it was amplified by a difficult childhood, frankly. So but I can remember, even in happy moments, when I was a kid, that there's just, it just feels like, there's just a range of forces in my mind constantly. But now, this, you know, productively manifests itself in technology and building things. For the most part, so I think on balance, the output has been very productive. I think the results, as we discussed earlier, with SpaceX, Tesla Pay Pal, which is still going on today. The first internet company that I started, in fact, the first internet company I started up to was funded by New York Times Company, Hearst, Knight Ritter. And remember, we wrote some of the software for the New York Times website. And we helped bring online several 100 newspapers that previously were only in print. Now, this is in the 90s, which at this point is like, like the grandpa Platt that basically, you know, the 90s, and internet feels like a pre Cambrian era when there were only sponges. So anyway, so, you know, I feel like that a lot of productive things have been done. And you can also look at Tesla's as being too many companies in one, like our supercharging network is if it were, if this Tesla Supercharger network were its own company, it would be a fortune 500 company by itself. It's just just the supercharging system. We also make the cells we we build the power electronics and the powertrain from scratch, we are the most innovative structural design, the largest castings ever used, with the best manufacturing technology, a Tesla better manufacturing technology than companies that have been doing it for 100 years. So, so these these demons of the mind, you know, for the most part, harnessed to productive ends. Because last because I mean that once in a while they, you know, go wrong. </s>