Marques Brownlee

Austin, similar stuff, slightly different intersection types.

You come to New York and New Jersey and the way taxi drivers drive, the way Uber drivers drive, the way people on scooters fly past you and bicycles in the bike lane.

And all roundabouts and all these other crazy things.

I...

I'm curious.

I'm curious how it handles that stuff.

Yeah, the city-specific driving style is fascinating.

And I wonder, cars all have to talk to each other and get better at driving in each place.

So if a Waymo starts to move, because this is the thing, if you're a Waymo in New York and then you do a drop-off in New Jersey and then you pick someone up and they want to go to South Jersey and then Philly, and now you're a Philly Waymo.

Now what is that like?

You have the book here.

You decided to write a book.

I'm curious about the decision to write a book in the first place, because you have this long history of you've been obviously you've done podcasting, you've done writing for your website, you've done video stuff.

Why the book and why now for a book?

It's made you think about it more.

I was two years old.

Hi.

Yeah.

I only know three words.

People of the time certainly didn't believe it, let alone want it.