Thanks to at home for joining us, this hour. Really happy to have you here. So, speaking of the holidays,

two years ago on Thanksgiving Day, so Thanksgiving Day 2020, the leader of one of the world's

highest profile car companies made a surprise Thanksgiving Day announcement. He told people who owned his company's cars that as of

that day, they no longer had to drive their cars. Starting that day, Thanksgiving Day,

the cars would be able to drive themselves from here on out. Quote, Tesla full self-driving beta is now available to

anyone in North America who requests it from their car screen, assuming you have bought this option.

Congratulations to Tesla autopilot slash AI team on achieving a major milestone.

So this is two years ago, again, 2022 Thanksgiving Day.

Not really any warning this was coming, just,

hey, hey, if you bought a Tesla when you had the option

when you bought it to pay a little bit extra, so it would be capable of driving

itself someday if that day ever came. Well, that day has come. Happy Thanksgiving. So Tesla, like

lots of cars now. They send software updates over the air to their cars. So your car gets its operating system updated while it's

parked in your driveway. What the company's CEO was announcing that day in 2022 was, hey,

while you've been inside enjoying turkey and stuffing and, I don't know, six to eight glasses

of wine with your family, lucky you, your car out there in the driveway

has just been upgraded to one that can drive itself.

So if you want, feel free to give it a go.

Just click the switch on the screen on your dashboard

and the car henceforth will drive you wherever you want to go. It was Thanksgiving Day. The company CEO put

out that announcement. Within a few hours, it had led to some news. Now on 5, 16 people, including

eight kids were part of a multi-car crash on the Bay Bridge causing some major traffic tie-ups.

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