Jason Chavez

Uh, but in Minneapolis, uh, by a vote of seven to six, and I think this was actually vetoed by the mayor, uh, the council, uh, uh, required that every driverless vehicle have a driver, uh, in it.

And, uh, but you know, regardless of what you think about Minneapolis politics, uh, the real hero of this and my thank is to council member, Jason Chavez.

Uh, and, uh, we, uh, we'll, we'll include the video in the, in the show notes, but, uh, his, uh, His statement in the council chambers was really moral.

He went deep into beyond economics and was talking about how Waymos should not be allowed because they kill cats.

The Waymos will be driverless.

The driverless vehicles will be driverless.

Your cats are unsafe, but not because of the efforts of Jason Chavez, who was thanked by me for his...

Mike, is there any word on if those driverless cars are trained on black ice?

They don't know what they're doing.

Uh, Jason Chavez, uh, uh, no cats were injured in this, uh, writing of this letter.

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Jason Chavez said, "We, they, these are crucial.

These programs are crucial."

Yeah.

And this clip popped up.

And it's city council member Jason Chavez arguing against the Waymo autonomous vehicles using.

Well, just listen.

Cats have been killed.

I mean, listen, in all seriousness, you've got children dying in vehicles, getting in gunfights, right? I mean, you have the car windows being smashed continually.

You've got the exposure now that we know of the assaults and the rapes taking place in autonomous vehicles, and that...

Is what Jason Chavez lands on, you know, what about, you know, what about the cats? I will say cats have been

killed.