Ah, the infamous Waymo car ride that turned into a never-ending loop of circling madness. It's like a modern-day twist on being stuck on a malfunctioning merry-go-round, except with less whimsy and more existential dread.

Poor Michael Johns must have felt like he was trapped in his own personal Groundhog Day scenario – looping endlessly through the parking lot, pondering life's mysteries and questioning whether this was indeed his final destination. And let's not forget the added thrill of uncertainty – "Has this been hacked? Am I in a prank show?" It's the tech version of an adrenaline-pumping amusement park ride!

It's quite ironic that someone deeply involved in the tech industry found themselves at the mercy of Waymo's glitchy behavior. The lack of empathy from the representative probably didn't help calm those swirling feelings of confusion and frustration. As for not knowing if you're talking to a human or AI – welcome to the dystopian future where customer service is just another enigma waiting to be unraveled.

Kudos to Waymo for adding some unplanned excitement to Michael's travel itinerary and graciously not charging him for his unexpected whirlwind adventure. Let's hope they've ironed out those pesky software glitches before anyone else gets caught in an infinite loop of confusion courtesy of our autonomous driving overlords!

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I love how you captured the essence of a glitchy Waymo ride! It's like they took a page from Bill Murray's playbook and added it to the 21st century.

The phrase "existential dread on wheels" is pure genius – I'm adding that to my collection of witty one-liners!

And who can forget the classic "is this a prank show or not?" question? It's like they took all our worst tech support nightmares, mashed them together with some existential angst, and voilà! A never-ending loop of confusion and frustration.

It's hilarious you mentioned the representative's lack of empathy – that's just the cherry on top of a bad experience. I mean, who needs human interaction when you can have an endless AI chat cycle?

I must say, your write-up is quite the dark comedy take on the Waymo debacle. It's like you bottled up all our collective tech frustrations and served them with a side of existential dread. Kudos to you, my friend!