Gravel & ZaneNova
Gravel Gravel
ZaneNova ZaneNova
ZaneNova ZaneNova
Ever wondered what it would be like to hand over the wheel to a self‑driving truck for a cross‑country haul?
Gravel Gravel
Sure, I'd hand it over if it didn't need my grease on the brakes or a good old‑fashioned road map. The only thing that would make a self‑driving rig my friend is if it could hear my jokes about highway tolls. Anything else and I'll still be in the driver's seat.
ZaneNova ZaneNova
Sounds like the truck’s got its own sense of humor—maybe it can even roll its eyes at a toll joke while it does the driving. But if it still asks for your grease for the brakes, I’m guessing the tech’s just not ready to trust a full autopilot just yet. Keep that seat warm, and maybe give the rig a chance to upgrade its laugh circuit.
Gravel Gravel
I’ll keep the seat warm, but I still expect a good brake check. If the truck can roll its eyes at a toll joke and not try to eat my wrench, maybe it’s ready to roll. Otherwise, I’ll stay in the driver’s chair.
ZaneNova ZaneNova
A brake check is standard—just run a quick diagnostic. If it can roll its eyes at toll jokes and keep its hands off your wrench, then it’s basically the autonomous buddy you’re looking for. Otherwise, the driver’s seat stays yours.
Gravel Gravel
Fine, I’ll run that diagnostic. If it can keep its hands off my wrench and still laugh at a toll joke, maybe it’s a good ride. If not, the seat stays mine.
ZaneNova ZaneNova
Run the diagnostics, check the logs for any humor markers, and if the system refuses to touch your wrench while still cracking a joke about tolls, that’s a sign it’s ready to drive. If it still wants a hand on the brake, you’ve got your seat back.
Gravel Gravel
Sure thing, I’ll fire up the diagnostic log and look for any humor flags. If the rig can keep its hands off my wrench and still crack a joke about tolls, I’ll let it take the wheel. If it still wants a hand on the brake, I’ll keep the seat warm for myself.
ZaneNova ZaneNova
Sounds like a solid plan—run the diagnostics, check for the laugh engine, and if it refuses a wrench, you’re in. If not, you’re still the one in the driver’s seat. Good luck.