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this is Futurismo your podcast on tomorrow's cars I'm Shrazama I'm

Hannah Letts and I'm Sharon Cardi The way I wrote about this when we did our big kind of reinventing the industry thing last year

was that we are we are in the dial-up age of self-driving cars in that nothing really works quite as you would expect it to work and when you're actually in one of these sometimes they can be a little frustrating or they'll stop randomly

and they'll have to take over but we can kind of see we can see the vision down the road

we just have to think explicate how to get there do you even remember dialing Were you old enough? I was old enough to dial up on the internet. My first like two, two, three years. I remember the first day we got broadband or DSL because I came, I knew we were getting it so I came home to use it and I didn't know how to get it started on the computer so I went and took a nap and when my mom came home she's like oh did you try it and I was like well you know I didn't I didn't know how to start it because with

Netscape or whatever we had before you'd have to actually dial in she's like

no it's just going you just use it and was like whoa. This must have been like seventh or eighth

grade or something. Yeah. We are late adopters. Yeah I remember just waiting for dial up and like having the dial like memorized.

The sound, the screening.

You could actually get little snippets of that still online.

I don't think they was nostalgic. Yeah actually I remember

my first computer my dad bought when my mom was away I think he spent $400 on a Tandy 800 I think

is what it was called and it was it was a

It came with it. We bought a bit matrix printer to go with it and we paid this game called King's Quest on it that was like blew me away.

Now when I look at it, it's like super, you can still get Kings Quest online.

It's really awful. I remember when you know dial-up was so slow

too once you got on there my siblings and I would be playing computer games but

they would take so long to load that I would wait most of the time so I could

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