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Speaker 1: waimo gets out of line, it's big news, but when
Speaker 1: you experience it firsthand, it's even better. And JB you
Speaker 1: you were in with one right something weimo that would
Speaker 1: not go where it's supposed to go.
Speaker 2: Yep, happened to me yesterday. I just wanted to run
Speaker 2: into Central Market real quick and get something. And I
Speaker 2: pull in like there's one you know, the Central Market
Speaker 2: oddly north because there's the one south too, and it's
Speaker 2: like a main entrance. Like everyone kind of comes through
Speaker 2: that pipeline and then feathers out.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 2: Well, a woman had called a weeimo, but she was
Speaker 2: still in there checking out her groceries. And so it
Speaker 2: stopped right at the end of the row, and all
Speaker 2: these cars are filing in and we're all stuck.
Speaker 3: All of us were just sn't stuck there. It just
Speaker 3: can't go until it picks up it's right or.
Speaker 2: Huh exactly, And so it's there's a lot of times
Speaker 2: when I go, really it stopped there, like it.
Speaker 3: Just drives me.
Speaker 2: Now, that drives me crazy with human uber drivers sometimes
Speaker 2: and or you know lift drivers, like that's where you
Speaker 2: chose to stop.
Speaker 3: But we were all just stuck. We were like, Okay,
Speaker 3: I guess we wait.
Speaker 1: I wonder I really wonder if that's what happened in
Speaker 1: Los Angeles and that guy got out and started hitting
Speaker 1: it with the skateboard. I wonder if that, if there
Speaker 1: was the weimo was in a parking. Have you seen
Speaker 1: the video of the guy hitting the Waymos skateboard.
Speaker 3: And in the past few days, Yeah, you guys know
Speaker 3: what's going on in AULD say, I don't think that's
Speaker 3: at all what it was with the protest, No, not
Speaker 3: what it was.
Speaker 1: I thought maybe that's why he was upset with them
Speaker 1: and with his skateboard, not because it to get into
Speaker 1: the protester thing. But what the hell does everyone in
Speaker 1: LA right a skateboard? Skateboarders? It's like these adults on skateboards.
Speaker 1: I'm like, what the hell where who's riding a skateboard.
Speaker 3: At forty years old?
Speaker 2: Anyway, someone who's getting who needs to get paid to
Speaker 2: be to protest? Yeah, maybe going if you want to get.
Speaker 3: Me going, get him going, y'all will both get going.
Speaker 1: You can get going on that pretty good too. Just
Speaker 1: a theory, just a theory. I think it's more than
Speaker 1: a theory to another truth. But the way, mos, now
Speaker 1: that are these? Are there more coming? By the way,
Speaker 1: can I tell you quick stories? So the other day
Speaker 1: my friend needed to ask me if i'd pick him
Speaker 1: up from the airport, and for good friends, you'll go, right.
Speaker 1: But he enticed me with he said, take my car,
Speaker 1: and he's got a Tesla plaid with with the autopilot.
Speaker 3: That's like zero to sixty and like one point nine
Speaker 3: or something. It's insane, crazy fast. So I was like,
Speaker 3: that's tough to turn down.
Speaker 1: Then he told me how to use the autopilot and
Speaker 1: it drove me from Cedar Park to the airport three minutes.
Speaker 3: I launched him.
Speaker 1: It just drove it just I just sat there in
Speaker 1: the driver's seat and it just drove in the long time.
Speaker 3: You were going, oh my god.
Speaker 1: I was like, all faith was in this, right, I mean,
Speaker 1: And he had it set to hurry mode, which means
Speaker 1: be very aggressive, and I dialed it back to and
Speaker 1: I just take it easy.
Speaker 2: So you just you just plugged in the airport and
Speaker 2: you just you just sat there put in at Barbara George.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 1: Every I did not do touch a single thing. And
Speaker 1: when it drove me from Cedar Park all the way to.
Speaker 4: The airport, when did you then have to take it
Speaker 4: off auto pilot? Like when he got down into the tunnel,
Speaker 4: the Picnic.
Speaker 1: Tunnel, when I needed to drive to where he was
Speaker 1: at the end of the pick up. By the way,
Speaker 1: it abi a Now you can now pick up on
Speaker 1: upper end, lower deck.
Speaker 3: I don't know if that's new, it's new to me.
Speaker 3: But you don't have to go to the downstairs to
Speaker 3: pick people up.
Speaker 4: But you still got to figure out how to pick
Speaker 4: people up without stopping the car because you're not allowed
Speaker 4: to stop the car, pop the trunk or slow down,
Speaker 4: even though you're picking up a human being.
Speaker 3: Right, and the rule when you're dropping someone off is
Speaker 3: a quick hug. That's it. Yeah, yeah, right, So anyway,
Speaker 3: I got well, I used to do that that.
Speaker 2: I used to just do that secretly, say hey, when
Speaker 2: you get off, just go upstairs.
Speaker 3: I'll pick you up there. Yeah right. I was doing
Speaker 3: it officially for a long time because it was great.
Speaker 1: Now they've got signs for and did you know that
Speaker 1: the water Burger at the airport is more than just
Speaker 1: a drive through. It's a full on restaurant.
Speaker 4: What it's not in, Oh your cell phone lot.
Speaker 3: I didn't know that I could go in. Yeah, you
Speaker 3: can go in. I only just saw the convenience store.
Speaker 3: I was early, so I went in and had a cheeseburger.
Speaker 1: But anyway, so we've got more of these autonomous cars
Speaker 1: coming though, And what is musks robotaxis robotaxi.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yep, there's the first one.
Speaker 4: It's he's been saying is going to launch this month
Speaker 4: in Austin, And the first one was seen the other
Speaker 4: day and turning onto South Congress.
Speaker 3: People have posted hundreds of videos of it.
Speaker 4: It's just a Tesla, but it has like some graffiti
Speaker 4: style Robotaxi on the side of it.
Speaker 1: You know what's crazy speaking of Tesla is doing like
Speaker 1: ninety five miles an hour out on the toll way
Speaker 1: one thirty. How long it takes to get from one
Speaker 1: end of the Tesla building to the other building. At
Speaker 1: ninety five miles an hour, It's incredible how big that
Speaker 1: place is.
Speaker 3: But so those are coming how long before none of
Speaker 3: us are driving? Right?
Speaker 2: And I'm just like what a what a great thing
Speaker 2: you are you guys, your daughter just turned sixteen. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: you know, some of these safety features in an autonomous
Speaker 2: car can save a lot of lives.
Speaker 1: Exactly one hundred percent agree with you, because the car
Speaker 1: will take over. If you're pulling out into trafficking, your
Speaker 1: about to get t boned, the car is going to
Speaker 1: stop you before.
Speaker 2: I like the idea of autonomous car because I ride
Speaker 2: bikes a lot. Yeah, and the more of those are,
Speaker 2: the less likely I am to be hit.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: My worry is not so much my daughter driving. My
Speaker 4: worry is all the other bad drivers out there driving.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you this.
Speaker 4: We did one of those online driving courses, and I
Speaker 4: will not name names, but I will let you know
Speaker 4: that the majority of people that I have talked to
Speaker 4: who taught their kids how to drive with the online
Speaker 4: driving course, they are not logging anywhere near the forty
Speaker 4: hours required at all.
Speaker 3: They're just lying about it.
Speaker 4: So there are kids out there with driver's licenses who
Speaker 4: have not put in the number of hours required to
Speaker 4: be safe and efficient drivers.
Speaker 2: Well, and I've raised this question before, like, if it's
Speaker 2: literally door to door autonomous, why can't you put your
Speaker 2: ten year old in it, Yeah, to go to the mall.
Speaker 4: Yeah, right, but then remember what happened to those ladies
Speaker 4: who it went off road and stopped underneath the Mopack bridge.
Speaker 4: And then when it goes so it's your ten year
Speaker 4: old just stuck in the middle of traffic underneath Mopack. Like,
Speaker 4: I feel like there's always that kind of something could
Speaker 4: go wrong.
Speaker 3: Oh, that'd be a way I center for him. They're ten.
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Speaker 1: The segment of the population that we're going to talk
Speaker 1: about I would consider to be the scourge of society,
Speaker 1: like the lowest of the low in society. They're talking
Speaker 1: about the squatter, the person that has no legal right
Speaker 1: to property, but they don't leave, they can't leave, they
Speaker 1: don't pay anything, They just squat there in somebody's property.
Speaker 1: And finally, the state of Texas is new.
Speaker 3: In something right.
Speaker 4: Apparently squatters have had so many rights because the laws
Speaker 4: put into place are old. They've been on the books
Speaker 4: since like back in the day. And if somebody abandoned
Speaker 4: a farmhouse exactly and so, but you hear all of
Speaker 4: those ridiculous stories about people who they had their house
Speaker 4: on the market and when they went to close they
Speaker 4: found out that squatters had been living in there and
Speaker 4: once they'd been there for X number of days. The
Speaker 4: squatters have more rights than the people who actually owned
Speaker 4: the house. So what has happened now is legislatures, legislators
Speaker 4: have sent a bill to Governor Abbott to get squatters
Speaker 4: out easier, to evict the squatters, to give them less
Speaker 4: rights than the homeowners have. And for some reason, I
Speaker 4: am super over the top about this. Not that I've
Speaker 4: ever been involved in a squatter's issue, but when I
Speaker 4: hear these outrageous stories about squatters, I get irrationally angry
Speaker 4: about it.
Speaker 2: I watched a video of this poor woman had a
Speaker 2: rental house and they just quit paying and we're living
Speaker 2: in it, and you know on the video, like she
Speaker 2: calls the police, and the police show up and they go, sorry, man,
Speaker 2: there's nothing we can do. This is a civil matter.
Speaker 3: How is this different than a home invasion?
Speaker 2: Right right?
Speaker 1: And civil officer, I'm gonna tell you this. You can
Speaker 1: call it a civil matter right now. But it's about
Speaker 1: five minutes. It's gonna be a whole lot more than
Speaker 1: a civil matter. That's where I'm mate is, We're gonna
Speaker 1: get ugly up in there right now.
Speaker 4: There are people you can hire to come in and
Speaker 4: physically remove squatters. Really, yes, Like there was some story
Speaker 4: about a house I don't know up in New York
Speaker 4: or something like that, and they did everything they could.
Speaker 4: They went through the legal system, the court system. These
Speaker 4: the people had been there for months and months and months,
Speaker 4: and finally they found some guy who he's like the
Speaker 4: guy who's beyond the law, like an old retired cop
Speaker 4: who knows all the tricks inside out.
Speaker 2: Stuff, kind of like a bounty hunter.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, and he got them out.
Speaker 1: Well, I'd give JB about three days to come up
Speaker 1: with an idea to get rid of them, and he'd
Speaker 1: have a doozy.
Speaker 2: And they won't even know where it came.
Speaker 1: From, the idea, where it came from. I'm telling you
Speaker 1: don't want to cross him. I don't want to cross JB.
Speaker 3: You do, and it comes in so handy. Sometimes.
Speaker 4: There was just a story about a guy who couldn't
Speaker 4: get squatters out of his rental property, so he and
Speaker 4: his buddies just moved in with them. He and a
Speaker 4: bunch of his big giant buddies moved in, moved into
Speaker 4: all the rooms or living where with the squatters, and
Speaker 4: just waited them out because eventually they had to leave
Speaker 4: the squatters, but there were so many of the buddies,
Speaker 4: none of them had to leave. As soon as they
Speaker 4: were gone, locked him out and got it back and
Speaker 4: that was the end of it.
Speaker 3: JB.
Speaker 1: Do you do you lean into your dark passengers? That's
Speaker 1: what I call the mean street. Yeah. Yeah, I have
Speaker 1: a very dark passenger that I carry around and I
Speaker 1: lean into it sometimes.
Speaker 2: Never I never addressed it with a name or anything,
Speaker 2: but yeah, I guess I have that.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Good, it's kind of gratifying, yeah it yes.
Speaker 3: To know that you have it in you, right, it's
Speaker 3: when needed, you got it. Well, that was what was
Speaker 3: called on Dexter.
Speaker 4: Right, Dexter that his dark passenger is what made him
Speaker 4: a serial killer.
Speaker 1: Right, So we're not saying our dark passengers are serial killers.
Speaker 1: But I think everyone's got a dark passenger, and I
Speaker 1: don't think you should try to get rid of it now.
Speaker 3: I think is there for your protection to some degree, exactly.
Speaker 1: So we'll see what they do if this bill gets
Speaker 1: passed turned I think the session just ended though, didn't it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but it's on the governor's desk. It's on his desk,
Speaker 1: so it did get passed, it was brought up, it
Speaker 1: got passed, and now it's on the governor's desk and
Speaker 1: he's got to sign it.
Speaker 3: Well, that's good. I hope he does.
Speaker 1: All Right, it's the JV and Sandy Show. We'll do
Speaker 1: this again tomorrow, so make sure you're here for it
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