<s>[INST] You've been critical of lockdowns in the past, particularly when it happened in the US. Shanghai is currently locked down. Most of the western world is able to carry on functioning at the moment because of vaccines, but China is going towards a zero-Covid approach. What do you make of the Chinese government's actions? [/INST] Well, you know, I've had some conversations with the Chinese government in recent days, and it's clear that the lockdowns are being lifted rapidly. So I would not expect this to be a significant issue in the coming weeks. You know, in the past where I was sort of upset with lockdowns is where those lockdowns differentially affected Tesla, but not others. So, in the case of California, and the Bay Area counties, specifically every other car factory in North America was allowed to start but not Tesla even though there was no basis for that. It was simply because we were located in Alameda County in California. But they had no rationale. It was arbitrary and unfair. And, you know, that's the reason for why we're quite upset about kind of Tesla being singled out as the only car company in America that wasn't allowed to start even though I think our healthcare practices are probably better than anyone else. </s>