A passenger in a Waymo self-driving car gets stuck circling a parking lot while trying to fly

A man from Los Angeles tries to return home from… Phoenix metro area He got himself a joy ride while taking Waymo to the airport.

“Okay, why is this happening to me on Monday?” “I’m in a Waymo car… and this car is going in circles,” Mike Jones asked in a video he shot while in a self-driving car in Scottsdale, Arizona.

In the video, the car can be heard calling Waymo support for assistance.

“I’ve received a notification that your vehicle may be experiencing some steering issues,” a customer support agent can be heard telling Jones.

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“I have a flight to catch. Why is this thing spinning in a circle? I feel dizzy,” he replies. He then told the agent he was wearing a seatbelt and “couldn’t get out of the car.”

“Has this been hacked? What’s going on?” he asks. “I feel like I’m at the movies. Is someone kidding me?”

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Waymo told FOX Business that the incident occurred on December 9, adding that a later software update addressed the issue.

Johns was just over 5 minutes late, the email said, and the car was able to take him to his destination after the rider support team successfully stopped the car from spinning.

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When Johns shared the video on social media, he wrote, “Waymo customer service is automated and… “Powered by artificial intelligence.”

Waymo said they tried to contact him, and left a follow-up voicemail. Johns was also not paid for the trip Alphabet companyOwned company added.

Johns’ post said he’ll “keep it old fashioned and just #Lyft or #Uber” from now on.