This is amazing. I’m not the first to say this but it’s hysterical that they call the driver an “autonomous specialist”. 😂 He’s a driver. Autonomous mode has been canceled.
why do they call support technicians genies at apple? or some other stupid names ive seen youre either a support technician or support engineer, not a genie
He’s noticing something unusual is happening on private property. The car shouldn’t have been there so, the passenger is responsible to solve the problem idiot.
i guess he thought that it was someone similar to those people who own a tesla and are just acting stupid by sitting in the back seat and letting fsd do all the work.
After that last snippy comment from the supervisor dude I would have said. "Ok great. I'll step out and walk off the property. This is not my car. You can work with the Waymo company on it and/or pay to tow it out of your lot."
They should have remote manual driving capability, like a racing simulator style setup with a wheel and pedals. Then an employee can remote in and drive it manually to "un-stuck" it. Live stream camera data to them. That would save much more time than a physical dispatch, at least for navigating related issues.
@@AdelphiaaWoW For sure a possibility, but lots of ways to mitigate this risk. Ofc basic encryption and authentication first, then limit remote driving capability to ~10mph tops, and finally require the user to press and hold a button on the touch screen to allow remote drive. They release it, and like a dead man switch car comes to a safe stop. There are plenty of ways to approach this legitimate concern.
I thought about this a lot. I think the reason they can't do it, it's because it's illegal. I first thought about possible legal problems when a driver causes an accident from his desk, but I know companies don't care about being sued about damages or worse, people losing their lives in an accident. I think it's because it's illegal to not have some form of sentient being that drives the car. But Im sure they're lobbying as hard as they can to not need some third party road assistance anymore.
The USPS guy could have just opened the exit gate. That was the entire problem. The exit gate was closed, and the Waymo car wasn’t going to leave through a gate clearly marked “no exit”. It was looping around and the navigation was going insane trying to find a usable exit gate but there was none to be found. I’m not going to blame Waymo for this.
i wouldn't blame waymo, but at the same time, it should have some kind of override if its stuck for too long where it'll go through an exit or something
A human driver could have figured this out, so this should be the expectation for autonomous driving. The reason that engineering professors would say for so many decades that autonomous driving was a problem not likely to be solved soon, was all this complexity. Getting a car to stay in a lane, and such, is not "problem solved"; it's not even the start of the long tail of myriad situations. It's either better than humans, or not.
This is some hilarious dystopia. I cannot wait to call customer service when my car gets stuck in a loop in a parking lot. You can’t make this stuff up. At least you didn’t get put on hold.
@@KittyBoom360 it's not rude it's fact. You completely dismissed what situation the rider is in. A self driving car that cannot exit the area and the USPS supervisor knows he is calling support but continues being a pain in the butt.
@@KittyBoom360 you're assuming the guy doesn't know how the self driving car works. I'm pretty sure he's seen them before without people driving them very daily especially in that area.
Everyone is talking about how rude the USPS employee was but not a single comment was about how this dude had a padlock and some metal clip for earrings....... 1:17
Yeah. I mean the driverless EV robotaxi concept seems inherently sustainable, on paper, because people only need to maintain the cars at their lot. But that whole idea collapses the second you need an entire team of humans employed to drive the goddamned cars around anyway. I imagine this is why Tesla is holding back on the rollout of their robotaxi service. They'll probably put it in the terms of service that by enabling Robotaxi and allowing your car to generate income, you're also required to have a phone number for them to text when a nearby Tesla gets stuck. lol
I love the idea of autonomous taxis. I think it’s the future of transportation. In no way do I think it is even remotely safe to be driving on the roads. We’re just not at that point yet. You will not see me getting into a car with no driver any time soon.
Customer support is in tech support mode not quick response mode. He’s sitting there repeating the “it definitely shouldn’t be acting that way” line and easing into the fix.
Okay, I saw your previous video. So now I am curious if Waymo let you put a drop off point inside the USPS property, so did the car go in on it's own to find a drop off place?
Waymo let me pick the spot. I found it by scrolling around the map. Was looking for a nice big parking lot where Waymo could park without getting in the way.
This (or something) would be a good location to set as a *destination*. My guess is the car will try to get back to the depot and drives circles until the battery is empty. Since it's not stopped and can navigate around, it might not deem it necessary to call for remote support automatically.
My god I cant believe how buggy this still is with all the sensors, pre-mapping, gps and computers in the trunk. still can't handle unknown situations for shyt. 😂🤦♂️ Weird how unmapped areas don't show up.
AI driven cars is not ready at all... Maybe is 30 to 50 years. Now for example these cars do not understand it if the police is manually directing traffic and will just ignore it and drive right past making them dangerous and technically speaking illegal to drive on the road.
The usps supervisor needs a little patience. I would just told him I’ll leave and it can be your problem. Or you can be a little more nice and I will help u out
@@AngelTechno Well, now you're being all emotional before assessing the situation. Chillax, he's just like most people in thinking that guy in back seat should stop being a punk and take control of the car. It's what I would've thought before seeing this channel and being made aware of these self-driving taxies. I actually would had been a lot more stern than this guy. Seriously, he was an angel here, considering. Before stumbling on this channel, I thought all self-driving cars required a driver with their hands on the wheel, ready to take control at any moment. That's obviously the paradigm of this guy too. I congratulate him for being as patient and kind as he was here.
@@KittyBoom360 I mean he could either look at the guy being in the back seat, or listen to him saying he's just a customer and can't control it. You'll know the type if you get a job that burns you out so bad you can't even move for a year
Maybe because self driving cars have a long way to go if they cannot handle simple exceptions like this. This is one of many, many, many basic exceptions humans can easily solve but is clearly very difficult for this thing to figure out. Wait until it has to unload off a ferry or exit a festival parking lot! But honestly, someday maybe it will get it right.
@@CoryKing You mean like the parking lot manager opening the exit gate? That would have been a very basic thing for a human to solve instead of standing around having a tantrum
To everyone dissing on the parking lot employee, he probably thought the guy in the backseat should jump in the front seat and take over. In this sense, he was actually being very polite about it. You can't really fault him for not being aware of the latest tech and how exactly it all works.
Or maybe he is quite aware of how it works but is rolling his eyes at how insane it is you have to call customer support because your self driving taxi cannot get out of a simple parking lot and is stuck in a loop.
@@Mike_Dubayou Why wouldn't he think that? It's what I would've thought before seeing this channel. I would've been like, "Dude, you're not even supposed to be in the back seat but in the front ready to take over," you know, like with Telsa cars. I had no idea that completely driverless cars were even legal anywhere before stumbling on this channel.
He wasnt “very polite”. He commanded twice to get the vehicle out. The passenger explained twice the situation and the USPS “supervisor” kept being an idiot. He could have done better by being more patient and directing his truckers to be careful while going into the parking lot. BUT he didn’t, he was just walking around aimlessly.
I have multiple questions . What happens if the pasenger doesn’t exist the car after they reached their place . What happens if the pasenger opens the door in a Trafic light or smth . What happens if the pasenger turns the wheel
What they need is a way to unlock controls for the passenger to take over, to get it out of a stupidly simple jam, without needing roadside assistance.
So the gate that IS open is an entrance only gate that the car won’t “violate”? And no one at the PO will temporarily open the closed gate to let the damn car out? Sounds like people demonstrating the weakness of human beings and why people should be removed from the driver seat.
Wow, that thing must be a nightmare with all those issues! Can't say I'd want to drive in it. That and, I'd be getting sick from going in all those circles!
No offense meant to call center people but if I was in an autonomous vehicle gone wrong, it would freak me out if I heard that familiar useless script of “I do apologize sir for the blah blah blah blah blah.” Like holy shit, let’s cut to the chase here.
That USPS employee didn’t understand that the vehicle wasn’t yours and couldn’t be operated by you. He thought you had full control over it and probably thought you were being petty not driving the vehicle off the property lol. I didn’t like his vibes at all.
Something so simple takes them ridiculously over redundant procedures just to move the car from where it's stuck. Is this what they go through if it gets stuck on railroad tracks? How incredibly stupid
strange that they couldn't just nudge it out of the parking lot and let it continue on its own. I don't understand, how could your trip be outside the mapped area? the waymo would have taken a slightly different route? that seems strangely right. it's also suss that they were able to show up with a crew in 2 minutes, suggesting that this is not uncommon. they are ever ready for it. I don't understand why they can't just remote control nudge it forward until it can find its way again instead of a guy jumping onboard for 20 minutes. also it pickup you up on the us postal parking lot? it sounded like the dispatcher said it was not supposed to be out there. like it left the map to get you. did you kidnap it? :)
Facts like I need to get off the property yes let me tell the invisible driver lmao. Man acts like Kevin is driving lmao he's literally just a passenger 💀
Why did Kevin call for Waymo from a private, gated parking lot? Why didn’t Kevin ask support to stop the vehicle right away instead of letting it drive out of control around a lot with a lot of employees walking around doing work? Why didn’t Kevin force some sort of emergency shutdown of the car by attempting to open the door or something? The supervisor is just doing his job to look after his staff while some out of control car is roaming around the work area. If the car is glitched, how is he supposed to know it won’t glitch out and hit a USPS employee as they step out of their mail truck? Everyone, not just the supervisor, was being rude here.
Have the customer service representative move the vehicle people are worried about hackers they could have done did it anyways and use the car to go where the hell they wanted to with it!
I am very suspicious of the fact the video does not show how this car ended up in this parking lot. You absolutely need to explain and show this. It should have never been there in the first place.
Why can't they just make it able to be driven manually, remotely? They could drive off that parking lot and then engage the self-driving again. It would be so much safer and faster in a situation like this.
So annoying when postal workers start rambling about Federal property. Ive been instructed to drive to the back for package drop offs and had a postal worker go out of their way to talk about Federal property and how I need to leave way so often.. Call the FBI. Let them know Im here w packages to drop off and I wont get off Federal property. -.-
That USPS employee thinks the USPS parking lot is private property? There were no signs saying it was a restricted access no entry its still public property and have every right to be there even when you're in a waymo car.
So over the top friendliness. It is annoying and even irritating. I would have left the car on the spot. Disclaimer: I am from the Netherlands. Consider me rude as every American probably would.
You should off ask tech questions to techies u did say your recording n driver will not speak ne time apjust ask questions or how your days work long any funny moments etc
"Okay got it, thank you." I swear this guy is some form of AI himself, lmao. For someone so interested in Waymo, I would expect him to ask a ton of questions to the "specialist" like how often does this kind of thing happen etc. But nothing, he doesn't exchange a word with the driver. Gotta be hardcore introverted, probably why he likes these taxis with no human interaction to begin with.
Eh they’re not supposed to talk to passengers. So it’s either ask questions or make the video. Not gonna post a video of the driver violating their company policy.
Are people in America always rude lol the ups worker was kinda rude lol for no reason. Like sure I need to get out of here let me tell the invisible driver to stop glitching 😒. I know the car was blocking his work but damn
@@deloreanman14there are literally thousands of videos of people being Karen's in America lol. Yelling being rude Karen's can't really exist in my country because you'd get beaten by the cops lol. So most people in America wouldn't survive here they'd have to leave that Karen attitude in America 💀
@@KittyBoom360 I'm not the only one that said it in the comment section so idc what you say calling me a Karen lmao. He was obviously triggered and the car wasn't doing anything dangerous. Also maybe if he looked he would see no one is driving the car the passenger can't do anything. I just would have stepped out the waymo and let him deal with the car. let's see maybe if I step out the glitch will get fixed right lol . Him "you need to get out now" yes let me talk to Casper real quick Casper stop playing before the cops come and put handcuffs on the invisible driver 💀
@@KittyBoom360 nah jump in front and control an autonomous vehicle have you ever seen 1 car driverless dude, have you seen a Tesla driverless no. There are no driverless car's available to the public to ride them themselves and he expects him to jump in the front seat. maybe Americans are stupid and rude just like you calling me names, telling me to grow up when i haven't been rude or condescending or had a tone talking with you. Calling me a Karen for no reason when I haven't called you anything rude. Anyway I'm gonna end this conversation here as I can't stand rude people. I have patience with people but if you're just gonna name call then I'll just block you or mute your reply notifications have a nice day. You could have just said no he wasn't rude but all the name calling was unnecessary. Where did I call you a 12 year old, where did I tell you to grow up lmao. Anyway I'm gonna continue my good day can't let a nobody ruin it lol goodbye
How many braincells do it takes to get hired at US Postal Service??? He can clearly see that there is no one in the driver seat and his talking to a guy sitting in the backseat. What did he expect a passenger to do with the confused car??? "It's very dangerous for you and them" Oh so the postal drivers drives more badly than a Waymo?? Why do the road site assistent need a phone for map guidance? Why not just use the screen in the car??? It's madness!
Incredible how polite and calm he stays. I could never...!
remember he is making a video about autonomous driving car. The more issues, the more interesting. Of course he would stay to document it.
This is amazing. I’m not the first to say this but it’s hysterical that they call the driver an “autonomous specialist”. 😂 He’s a driver. Autonomous mode has been canceled.
Welcome to the world of Tech Bros 😂😂😂
why do they call support technicians genies at apple? or some other stupid names ive seen
youre either a support technician or support engineer, not a genie
But it doesn't identify as a "he"!
Best known ops screenshot so far, great work 👍
Well, JJRicks your not the only one nowm
Does that idiot supervisor not understand that you weren't driving the car? LOL
He’s noticing something unusual is happening on private property. The car shouldn’t have been there so, the passenger is responsible to solve the problem idiot.
Looks like it...
He thought there was a steering wheel in the backseat.
i guess he thought that it was someone similar to those people who own a tesla and are just acting stupid by sitting in the back seat and letting fsd do all the work.
Is it a taxi or what?
It's Waymo exciting when you get stuck in a loop! 😁
😂😂😂
After that last snippy comment from the supervisor dude I would have said. "Ok great. I'll step out and walk off the property. This is not my car. You can work with the Waymo company on it and/or pay to tow it out of your lot."
He totally could have done that.
really nasty guy. his job title gives him this ego
This is fascinating. Thanks for covering driverless cars, Kevin.
34:58 wait, LA metro uses the same announcement sound effect as Valley Metro light rail in Phoenix. Or is it vice versa
😂
They should have remote manual driving capability, like a racing simulator style setup with a wheel and pedals. Then an employee can remote in and drive it manually to "un-stuck" it. Live stream camera data to them. That would save much more time than a physical dispatch, at least for navigating related issues.
it is not safe if hacked
I'd assume it's too much of a security risk, if that functionality is added potentially a hacker could get in and crash them? idk just assuming.
@@AdelphiaaWoW For sure a possibility, but lots of ways to mitigate this risk. Ofc basic encryption and authentication first, then limit remote driving capability to ~10mph tops, and finally require the user to press and hold a button on the touch screen to allow remote drive. They release it, and like a dead man switch car comes to a safe stop. There are plenty of ways to approach this legitimate concern.
I thought about this a lot. I think the reason they can't do it, it's because it's illegal. I first thought about possible legal problems when a driver causes an accident from his desk, but I know companies don't care about being sued about damages or worse, people losing their lives in an accident. I think it's because it's illegal to not have some form of sentient being that drives the car. But Im sure they're lobbying as hard as they can to not need some third party road assistance anymore.
Any bit of latency and you've mowed down a pedestrian, etc.
That was so cool! The ops phone is fascinating too, I wonder what the rest of the app looks like
The USPS guy could have just opened the exit gate. That was the entire problem. The exit gate was closed, and the Waymo car wasn’t going to leave through a gate clearly marked “no exit”. It was looping around and the navigation was going insane trying to find a usable exit gate but there was none to be found. I’m not going to blame Waymo for this.
i wouldn't blame waymo, but at the same time, it should have some kind of override if its stuck for too long where it'll go through an exit or something
Where do you see "no exit"? I see a "No left turn".
@@FairplexVR ayy vrc 😊
A human driver could have figured this out, so this should be the expectation for autonomous driving. The reason that engineering professors would say for so many decades that autonomous driving was a problem not likely to be solved soon, was all this complexity. Getting a car to stay in a lane, and such, is not "problem solved"; it's not even the start of the long tail of myriad situations. It's either better than humans, or not.
This is some hilarious dystopia. I cannot wait to call customer service when my car gets stuck in a loop in a parking lot.
You can’t make this stuff up.
At least you didn’t get put on hold.
wow this is so cool, thanks for sharing this
01:34 similar situation, Costco manager called the cops on me
What was the outcome?
People in America be calling the cops on everybody for no reason lmao.
@@justinolsen488 got the heck outta there lol
@@JJRicks Lol
Wow that USPS supervisor would of started to bother me with that attitude
Typical Post Office workers I’m not surprised lol
@@KittyBoom360 if the definition of ignorant had more examples you would be in it.
@@KittyBoom360 it's not rude it's fact. You completely dismissed what situation the rider is in. A self driving car that cannot exit the area and the USPS supervisor knows he is calling support but continues being a pain in the butt.
@@KittyBoom360 you're telling me the USPS supervisor doesn't realize the guy is calling support to have the issue fixed??? C'mon man.
@@KittyBoom360 you're assuming the guy doesn't know how the self driving car works. I'm pretty sure he's seen them before without people driving them very daily especially in that area.
Everyone is talking about how rude the USPS employee was but not a single comment was about how this dude had a padlock and some metal clip for earrings....... 1:17
Lmao, I noticed that too. Literal padlocks for earrings XD
Wow, so roadside assistance needs not just one person, but multiple people per assistance car. Waymo must be incinerating cash.
What if instead of a regular car with a spare driver he arrived in another Waymo to be stuck in that loop as well
@@drivingforcebehindu could you imagine how more pissed off the USPS guy would have been if that happened? 😂😂
No kidding.
Yeah. I mean the driverless EV robotaxi concept seems inherently sustainable, on paper, because people only need to maintain the cars at their lot.
But that whole idea collapses the second you need an entire team of humans employed to drive the goddamned cars around anyway. I imagine this is why Tesla is holding back on the rollout of their robotaxi service. They'll probably put it in the terms of service that by enabling Robotaxi and allowing your car to generate income, you're also required to have a phone number for them to text when a nearby Tesla gets stuck. lol
bro it's silicon valley, they burn through cash like no tomorrow.
Props to the driver for not saying a word while getting to the destination.
Imagine being stuck in a loop in some dangerous neighborhood!
I love the idea of autonomous taxis. I think it’s the future of transportation. In no way do I think it is even remotely safe to be driving on the roads. We’re just not at that point yet. You will not see me getting into a car with no driver any time soon.
Im now imagining a dystopian future where people get stuck in endless loops inside future versions of these cars.
1:29 that guy had some serious beef with that cart LMAO
Oh poor little thing, look how confused it gets 😂
Wait until customer support is in India. “If you could just turn the car’s power off then turn it back on”.
This was 9 months ago. Wow in San Francisco Bay Area. That time they are testing these vehicles.
hahahaha oh man, belly laughs! Thanks for the laughs Kevin!
EIGHT MINUTES?? holy cow dude cant wait to see this one
Customer support is in tech support mode not quick response mode. He’s sitting there repeating the “it definitely shouldn’t be acting that way” line and easing into the fix.
I really wanted to try this last weekend while I was in SF, gonna have to take another trip so I can give waymo a whirl
Why did your ride start inside the USPS parking lot? I am curious what happened before this video starts
Okay, I saw your previous video. So now I am curious if Waymo let you put a drop off point inside the USPS property, so did the car go in on it's own to find a drop off place?
Waymo let me pick the spot. I found it by scrolling around the map. Was looking for a nice big parking lot where Waymo could park without getting in the way.
Kevin shoulda interviewed the roadside assistance guy. I think that guy would've had a great story to tell
Just imagine if it was permanently stuck in a drift somewhere.
This (or something) would be a good location to set as a *destination*. My guess is the car will try to get back to the depot and drives circles until the battery is empty. Since it's not stopped and can navigate around, it might not deem it necessary to call for remote support automatically.
My god I cant believe how buggy this still is with all the sensors, pre-mapping, gps and computers in the trunk. still can't handle unknown situations for shyt. 😂🤦♂️
Weird how unmapped areas don't show up.
It's still pretty new
@@bobbyjeff32 they’ve been doing this for over a decade though.
@@GoatDirt that's honestly not that long
@@GoatDirt Not in Los Angeles.
AI driven cars is not ready at all... Maybe is 30 to 50 years. Now for example these cars do not understand it if the police is manually directing traffic and will just ignore it and drive right past making them dangerous and technically speaking illegal to drive on the road.
The usps supervisor needs a little patience. I would just told him I’ll leave and it can be your problem. Or you can be a little more nice and I will help u out
The USPS guy was fine, concerned about safety. This tech is new to everybody.
@@KittyBoom360 Then he should've inquired and surveyed the situation a little better first before getting all emotional.
@@AngelTechno Well, now you're being all emotional before assessing the situation. Chillax, he's just like most people in thinking that guy in back seat should stop being a punk and take control of the car. It's what I would've thought before seeing this channel and being made aware of these self-driving taxies. I actually would had been a lot more stern than this guy. Seriously, he was an angel here, considering. Before stumbling on this channel, I thought all self-driving cars required a driver with their hands on the wheel, ready to take control at any moment. That's obviously the paradigm of this guy too. I congratulate him for being as patient and kind as he was here.
@@KittyBoom360 I mean he could either look at the guy being in the back seat, or listen to him saying he's just a customer and can't control it. You'll know the type if you get a job that burns you out so bad you can't even move for a year
@@KittyBoom360lmao what are you on about? The USPS “supervisor” obviously on a power trip. He does need more patience.
What if I am tired as hell after a long day of school and a waymo picks me up and I sleep and it keeps doing circles around the school😅
Hahah it was taking a shortcut 😂
So what happens when the area is covered in snow or fog?
It can ride in fog idk about snow tho
Interesting! The Waymo rescue driver arrived quickly. Question: There was an open gate, so why was Waymo unable to use it?
With so many people tried to limit and block AI development, becuase they are terrified of it, I don't surprise that this is the result.
Maybe because the entrance is a one way
Maybe because self driving cars have a long way to go if they cannot handle simple exceptions like this. This is one of many, many, many basic exceptions humans can easily solve but is clearly very difficult for this thing to figure out.
Wait until it has to unload off a ferry or exit a festival parking lot!
But honestly, someday maybe it will get it right.
@@CoryKing You mean like the parking lot manager opening the exit gate? That would have been a very basic thing for a human to solve instead of standing around having a tantrum
To everyone dissing on the parking lot employee, he probably thought the guy in the backseat should jump in the front seat and take over. In this sense, he was actually being very polite about it. You can't really fault him for not being aware of the latest tech and how exactly it all works.
Or maybe he is quite aware of how it works but is rolling his eyes at how insane it is you have to call customer support because your self driving taxi cannot get out of a simple parking lot and is stuck in a loop.
Why would he think that?
@@Mike_Dubayou Why wouldn't he think that? It's what I would've thought before seeing this channel. I would've been like, "Dude, you're not even supposed to be in the back seat but in the front ready to take over," you know, like with Telsa cars. I had no idea that completely driverless cars were even legal anywhere before stumbling on this channel.
Yeah he's an idiot. That is what everyone is saying.
He wasnt “very polite”. He commanded twice to get the vehicle out. The passenger explained twice the situation and the USPS “supervisor” kept being an idiot. He could have done better by being more patient and directing his truckers to be careful while going into the parking lot. BUT he didn’t, he was just walking around aimlessly.
I wonder if these cars can identify a single rail barrier similar to those used in car parks or would it drive into the barrier?
😂This is like a video game glitch.. maybe we are really in a simulation.
And that's why I prefer to just drive myself.
Yep. Really smart to let that broken shit out onto the streets.
I have multiple questions
. What happens if the pasenger doesn’t exist the car after they reached their place
. What happens if the pasenger opens the door in a Trafic light or smth
. What happens if the pasenger turns the wheel
*This crazy driver less thing abducted Kevin*
"What's taking roadside assistance so long?"
They probably have to constantly rescue rides and are trying to just catch at least a 2-minute break
What they need is a way to unlock controls for the passenger to take over, to get it out of a stupidly simple jam, without needing roadside assistance.
@@carultch What if the passenger doesn’t have a driver’s license?
very interesting
Why were you picked up there? Was the the employee side or the customer parking lot area?
How did you even pick a USPS private parking lot as a drop off/starting point??
How to I get a job being the manual driver and tell the waymo computer to learn from my driving? 🤔
Autonomous cars vs gate. Winner: gate.
"Ill be completing your trip manually " bro your just a taxi driver now
So the gate that IS open is an entrance only gate that the car won’t “violate”? And no one at the PO will temporarily open the closed gate to let the damn car out? Sounds like people demonstrating the weakness of human beings and why people should be removed from the driver seat.
What city is this?
LA
@@letter1014 so navigating by lost Angels so you cannot be lost ;)
Los Santos.
Driving Support Specialist lol. So that's what taxi drivers are called in the US nowadays?!
Funny as they could have just gotten it to the road.
Wow, that thing must be a nightmare with all those issues! Can't say I'd want to drive in it. That and, I'd be getting sick from going in all those circles!
Do you get a refund on these?
Yes, refunded if the roadside assistance team is needed to complete the trip
Quick Question:
Instead of all the buggy technology- why don’t just have people drive the cars ? Just asking ?
Why didn’t you ask questions to the driver about the company and the way it works
No offense meant to call center people but if I was in an autonomous vehicle gone wrong, it would freak me out if I heard that familiar useless script of “I do apologize sir for the blah blah blah blah blah.” Like holy shit, let’s cut to the chase here.
Lost in lost Angeles 🤪
Lol, Google thinks it has to translate "lost Angeles".
That USPS employee didn’t understand that the vehicle wasn’t yours and couldn’t be operated by you. He thought you had full
control over it and probably thought you were being petty not driving the vehicle off the property lol. I didn’t like his vibes at all.
It's weird seeing a human driver on a Waymo.
Someone missed to detect cyclic graph algorithm
And by the way that's pretty good way for a person get arrested for being on " federal property"
postal employee - wind ur neck in a load parcels into the van as ur paid
Something so simple takes them ridiculously over redundant procedures just to move the car from where it's stuck. Is this what they go through if it gets stuck on railroad tracks? How incredibly stupid
Yeah this was a very bureaucratic process. They don't drive over heavy rail btw, at least not in san francisco.
strange that they couldn't just nudge it out of the parking lot and let it continue on its own. I don't understand, how could your trip be outside the mapped area? the waymo would have taken a slightly different route? that seems strangely right. it's also suss that they were able to show up with a crew in 2 minutes, suggesting that this is not uncommon. they are ever ready for it. I don't understand why they can't just remote control nudge it forward until it can find its way again instead of a guy jumping onboard for 20 minutes. also it pickup you up on the us postal parking lot? it sounded like the dispatcher said it was not supposed to be out there. like it left the map to get you. did you kidnap it? :)
That's why some areas should stay away from technology 😂 because without helping they do dumb mistakes
Oh my god, you're stuck in the car.
Not a good sign. Partially blocking the entrance is a safety hazard.
Waymo is just a toy robot.
So Waymo uses a greenish tentacle. I guess Tesla copied the tentacle, and just changed it to blue?
The supervisor's earrings were bothering me.
Great video, but why don't you speak to each other when the road assist driver is taking you home? :)
Um the employee sure is annoying lol. Why get mad at a taxi customer 🤷
That was him projecting. He just wanted the vehicle off of the property. But, yeah, I would have told him I'm just a passenger, I have no control.
Facts like I need to get off the property yes let me tell the invisible driver lmao. Man acts like Kevin is driving lmao he's literally just a passenger 💀
Why did Kevin call for Waymo from a private, gated parking lot? Why didn’t Kevin ask support to stop the vehicle right away instead of letting it drive out of control around a lot with a lot of employees walking around doing work? Why didn’t Kevin force some sort of emergency shutdown of the car by attempting to open the door or something? The supervisor is just doing his job to look after his staff while some out of control car is roaming around the work area. If the car is glitched, how is he supposed to know it won’t glitch out and hit a USPS employee as they step out of their mail truck? Everyone, not just the supervisor, was being rude here.
Have the customer service representative move the vehicle people are worried about hackers they could have done did it anyways and use the car to go where the hell they wanted to with it!
why blur him out?
Common courtesy
Because you can't just record people you diot
I am very suspicious of the fact the video does not show how this car ended up in this parking lot. You absolutely need to explain and show this. It should have never been there in the first place.
Why can't they just make it able to be driven manually, remotely? They could drive off that parking lot and then engage the self-driving again. It would be so much safer and faster in a situation like this.
Probably law
So annoying when postal workers start rambling about Federal property. Ive been instructed to drive to the back for package drop offs and had a postal worker go out of their way to talk about Federal property and how I need to leave way so often.. Call the FBI. Let them know Im here w packages to drop off and I wont get off Federal property. -.-
ai loses to closed gate in parking lot lol
That USPS employee thinks the USPS parking lot is private property? There were no signs saying it was a restricted access no entry its still public property and have every right to be there even when you're in a waymo car.
So over the top friendliness. It is annoying and even irritating. I would have left the car on the spot.
Disclaimer: I am from the Netherlands. Consider me rude as every American probably would.
Feels way weirder than an uber for some reason, so silent
This is so stupid... We need a driver. Not autonomous cars lol
And then people say that this thing is comparable to a Tesla FSD
That destination was FAR
Ahh wait looks the customer support are all back in Phillipines 😂
You should off ask tech questions to techies u did say your recording n driver will not speak ne time apjust ask questions or how your days work long any funny moments etc
Why didn't you pull over and get out of the car ?
"Okay got it, thank you." I swear this guy is some form of AI himself, lmao. For someone so interested in Waymo, I would expect him to ask a ton of questions to the "specialist" like how often does this kind of thing happen etc. But nothing, he doesn't exchange a word with the driver. Gotta be hardcore introverted, probably why he likes these taxis with no human interaction to begin with.
Eh they’re not supposed to talk to passengers. So it’s either ask questions or make the video. Not gonna post a video of the driver violating their company policy.
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Are people in America always rude lol the ups worker was kinda rude lol for no reason. Like sure I need to get out of here let me tell the invisible driver to stop glitching 😒. I know the car was blocking his work but damn
Yes...this one person is a representative of everyone in a country of 350 million people. Must be nice not having rude people where you're from.
@@deloreanman14there are literally thousands of videos of people being Karen's in America lol. Yelling being rude Karen's can't really exist in my country because you'd get beaten by the cops lol. So most people in America wouldn't survive here they'd have to leave that Karen attitude in America 💀
@pennytrui1149 Do you think times when people are speaking politely get uploaded at the same percentage?
@@KittyBoom360 I'm not the only one that said it in the comment section so idc what you say calling me a Karen lmao. He was obviously triggered and the car wasn't doing anything dangerous. Also maybe if he looked he would see no one is driving the car the passenger can't do anything. I just would have stepped out the waymo and let him deal with the car. let's see maybe if I step out the glitch will get fixed right lol . Him "you need to get out now" yes let me talk to Casper real quick Casper stop playing before the cops come and put handcuffs on the invisible driver 💀
@@KittyBoom360 nah jump in front and control an autonomous vehicle have you ever seen 1 car driverless dude, have you seen a Tesla driverless no. There are no driverless car's available to the public to ride them themselves and he expects him to jump in the front seat. maybe Americans are stupid and rude just like you calling me names, telling me to grow up when i haven't been rude or condescending or had a tone talking with you. Calling me a Karen for no reason when I haven't called you anything rude. Anyway I'm gonna end this conversation here as I can't stand rude people. I have patience with people but if you're just gonna name call then I'll just block you or mute your reply notifications have a nice day. You could have just said no he wasn't rude but all the name calling was unnecessary. Where did I call you a 12 year old, where did I tell you to grow up lmao. Anyway I'm gonna continue my good day can't let a nobody ruin it lol goodbye
How many braincells do it takes to get hired at US Postal Service??? He can clearly see that there is no one in the driver seat and his talking to a guy sitting in the backseat. What did he expect a passenger to do with the confused car???
"It's very dangerous for you and them" Oh so the postal drivers drives more badly than a Waymo??
Why do the road site assistent need a phone for map guidance? Why not just use the screen in the car??? It's madness!
You could have roller skated, skateboarded, or walked to your destination faster than this slipshod Waymo taxi can take you.
so wayno car actually can be drived, i thought they was lock command
I think the Waymo ops app lets them put the car in manual mode
@@KevinChen5 ok
With so many people tried to limit and block AI development, becuase they are terrified of it, I don't surprise that this is the result.