Travis Hoium

All right, let's move on to the next one.

Dan, what is autonomous driving going to look like 10 years from now?

Just to kind of lay the context, Waymo is doing something like 500,000 rides a week.

So they are out there.

That is real.

They're really the only company that has scaled at all.

Tesla is still kind of in this early testing phase, but there's a dozen other companies.

But 10 years from now, what does this business look like?

You can still do that, I think, and I can ride in autonomous vehicles.

It's all fine.

Tim, I want to frame this even a little differently to you.

When Uber launched, it was the idea of getting into a stranger's car to take a ride somewhere was crazy.

And now it's just something that millions of people do every single day.

Do we look back on autonomous driving as a similar thing?

step change in how we think about transportation in general?

Semi-trucks is another thing we've been talking about for a long time.

All right, Dan, I think I'm more on your side with the bullishness.

But my question for you is, I have a nine-year-old, a five-year-old, and a one-year-old.

At what point are they not going to learn how to drive?

We live in the suburbs.