This is Handel on the Law, marginal legal advice where I tell you you have absolutely no case.

This is a case I want to give you a little bit of history about.

It happens to be a guy, and this is North Carolina, who is driving his car and he's using Google Maps, and he drives

his car right off of collapsed bridge and dies. And of course, are they going to sue the city?

Yeah, probably, but you know, a little tiny town.

Are they going to...

Where do you go?

Where do you go if you're going to sue?

You're going to go to Google, of course.

The deepest of deep pockets.

Now, let me go back a little bit in history, because I'm going to interrupt this story.

Ladies and gentlemen, we're interrupting this story to give you another story.

Domino's pizza, when it's still, when it first started delivering pizza,

promised you a pizza in 30 minutes or it was free.

That's how Domino's pizza started its delivery service. Now think about this for a moment.

If a pizza has to be delivered in 30 minutes or it's free, what do you think is going to happen to

the drivers? Do you think they're going to drive just balls to the wall as quickly as they can,

of course? Does it take a genius to figure out that one of them is going to blow through a stop sign?

One of them is going to run a red light.

One of them or all of them are going to be speeding through.

And remember, this is residential areas.

They're not delivering off the freeway.

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