Gjeebs Wife Tries Free Tesla FSD and Immediately wants to buy it

[@mitchellsmith4601]

It was a little appealing at $199 a month, but very tempting at $99 a month.

[@cerdafiedDeveloper]

I subscribed today and got a complimentary 2 days of FSD before it charges me

[@EVMANVSGAS]

I think you mean appalling. He should offer it at $1000 yearly, kind of like the discount for premium connectivity 9.99/mo or $100/yr.

[@lachlanB323]

@@EVMANVSGAS That's not a bad idea.

[@테슬라투더문]

must buy

[@carld3367]

@@EVMANVSGAS you do realize you’re getting a bargain for the $99 per month supervise version. The price is going to skyrocket the technology gets better and better.

[@rommelreyes7616]

Wifey - “I don’t like this.” Gjeebs - “neither does the media” 😂😂😂

[@carlkelley4566]

Reverse the order and wifey’s opinion is explained

[@dporrasxtremeLS3]

Gjeebs, this is one of your Best videos! Thanks! Your interaction with your wife IS Priceless!

[@zoltanszeles9394]

Mercedes has level 3 on select highways, in good weather, if a car is front of you, and under 40 mph (again, on a highway...). They have nothing like FSD.

[@ReinnerJutjup]

Yes its just a marketing feature

[@paulhamrick3943]

What’s amazing is there are many journalists and publications who literally and sincerely assert that “even Mercedes has achieved level 3, Tesla’s tech is only level 2”

[@Haffy1952]

Not level 3 if you ask me, I think Tesla is more level 3 than Mercedes will ever be, JMHO

[@JPatel1995]

Yup Mercedes level 3 is trash

[@aussiepawsborne9056]

This is a big problem with marketing I’ve noticed. Everyone uses the “level” as a way to describe that Tesla isn’t a leader in autonomy

[@adambraly2481]

ok, there is a lot of stuff on the web about fsd, but honestly... this was wild. a real world use case, complete newbie, it just worked on road and freeway.... i mean geez. wild.

[@stevewoodyt]

I’m on trial right now. It made some very poor choices a couple days ago. Thank goodness for the instant acceleration. First it tried to turn left into a median from a parking lot. Then it wouldn’t change lanes and all the sudden decided the speed limit was 35 in a 45 where people usually do about 55-60. Then… it did the thing people often do turning left at a light. It waited for the oncoming traffic to stop for the yellow/red and jumped the left turn at the last second. Training this stuff from normal drivers at least keeps not driving exciting.

[@damonh9148]

@@stevewoodytwhich state are u?

[@stevewoodyt]

@@damonh9148I’m in Florida. It’s done a number of other questionable things. I have began to wonder if it has region related habits dependent on hive mind driving training.

[@Frenchy78180]

it is 99$ a month now

[@MarkBraggs]

Yep way better to just subscribe at this point unless they drop the purchase price. It’s 10 years to break even at $99/mo

[@xkr510]

Only in the USA. No change to the ballistic ally high $16000 Canadian.

[@HTX-enjoyer]

​@@xkr510it's 99 Canadian a month in canada

[@wolfgangpreier9160]

@@HTX-enjoyer I would rather welcome 99,-- Euros in Europe. Including VAT.

[@HTX-enjoyer]

@@wolfgangpreier9160 I wish. Thats an issue with the EU though

[@kuped]

You two are great together. Thanks for the demo.

[@lucadellasciucca967]

It s hilarious because there are still people saying FSD is useless. Meanwhile people love it has litterally just started... Do your reseach, invest in Tesla!

[@xreed8]

Whats hilarious is that its far easier to just drive yourself. That alone doesnt justify its price. And its free to just drive myself. I definitely will not be buying it as it is currently, way overpriced for what i experienced

[@cybertruck4988]

​@@xreed8but your the same guy who pays for a woman to have sex which is free.😂

[@PumpUptheJam81]

@@xreed8🤦🏻‍♂️ Always one in the crowd. The car drives itself what more to people want?! lol

[@xreed8]

@@PumpUptheJam81 then I’ll be the truth teller. Very annoying to use. That’s my experience with it.

[@PumpUptheJam81]

@@xreed8 I think it is amazing tech. Do I prefer to drive? Yes. So it is more of a “hey look at this cool trick” for me. But I have to laugh at people who dismiss it considering it is one of the most revolutionary things to happen in the automotive world, ever. And all we have to do is download the update? Unreal. Now, for ME it will be more useful when I can actually take a nap and let it drive. But for now I use it for the cruise section of my commute, just like how I use autopilot once I am out of the airport traffic pattern.

[@tmorcos21]

I think the monthly for 99 per month is the best deal

[@gforce2002]

BuT tHat Porsch 3211 dOesNT haVe FUll SelF dRiVing!! Seriously, you guys need to do more vids together. This is awesome.

[@simonyapp]

I 2nd this

[@jeffpicken5057]

Any video with the passenger princess is better than a video without the passenger princess.

[@jefferrrson1x]

I third this

[@mitchlewis535]

I agree. More Jamie! (spelling)

[@TheGreatestJuJu]

The real beauty of FSD is vacation travel. Once the Human doesn’t have to pay attention, the weekend tourist market is going to explode. Fall asleep in one city wake up in another. Party, sleep in car with comfortable AC, do some shopping fall back asleep in your car and wake up back home ready to go back to work on Monday

[@quyenluu7883]

This sounds like a cruise, but on land 😂

[@minhktu8]

Love that idea

[@jeffsalvesen8450]

Keep dreaming 😂

[@carld3367]

And the beauty of that for Tesla is that once the human doesn’t have to supervise the 99 per month is going to skyrocket if you want the unsupervised version.

[@MrQwerty3000]

@@jeffsalvesen8450 even after this video (and others) you think it will never work? Remarkable

[@Fitinvestor321]

I’m a 2023 MYP owner . Started using the free FSD for a few days! Very impressive but still has a lot of improvements left! I give it a 7 out of 10 right now. Honest opinion from a Tesla owner. I’m driving it in south Florida broward county

[@dabrain22video]

imagine 3 more months from now when its 5x better

[@Fitinvestor321]

@@dabrain22video i think that’s a good possibility!!!

[@sparkpaul]

Would you pay 99?

[@kenctravels]

I have a 2020 M3. I just purchased the $99 FSD and tried driving around DT FTL with all the constant “obstacles” that are thrown at you. It did fairly well but I can’t have cars stopped behind me while FSD tries to figure out what the nutjob in front of me is trying to do. It will be much better to use when on a road trip or just longer commutes.

[@Fitinvestor321]

@@kenctravels I’m DT FTL as well. I can totally relate

[@robertwhite3503]

Mercedes Drive Pilot is limited to 37 mph. It seems more like cruise control. I think it also cannot deal with extreme weather or sharp bends.

[@lucadellasciucca967]

It s simply a bunch of sensors and uristic code. Inferior by definition to what Tesla has with FSD

[@Gjeebs]

Good to know thank you

[@theodorehaskins3756]

@@lucadellasciucca967 So did you mean heuristic?

[@theodorehaskins3756]

So are you familiar with another KZbinr by the name of Doctor-Know-It-All? He gives an excellent explanation of what Tesla is actually doing with FSD, that the other guys are not, and he used the term heuristic code too, and he also explained how neural networks plays into Tesla’s overall AI capabilities in terms of self driving/autonomous driving cars, which is where Tesla is driving this technology. So what folks don’t seem to get is that, Elon Musk and his folks at Tesla have imagined a future where no one drives their cars, because there will be no drivers needed, and future Tesla cars will come without steering wheels, accelerator/brake pedals, as those items will no longer be needed or required. So you will simply summon your car with your phone or some other device, and the car will meet you curbside, and so you’ve already entered the destination using voice command, and the car will drive you to your destination or wherever you wanna to go, and after you reach your destination, you’ll be able to send the car to pick up a relative or a friend or use it in a Robo taxi system. So the car will become much more utilitarian, because it doesn’t need to sit, and wait for you, because you can utilize it in various different ways, and so think about this, you have a business trip coming up, and you need to get to the airport early in the morning. So you simply load up your gear, but it in the car, and car takes you to the airport, where dingbat, move your gear, and send the car car back to your place of residence, and park itself at your home rather than having it sit in an expensive parking lot, and while you’re away, your spouse can use the car, your kids can use the car, and when you return home, you simply give the car the command to meet you at whatever time you expect to arrive, back at the airport, and the car would be waiting for you at curbside when your flight lands. So I just picked up a 2024 dual motor all wheel drive long range Tesla model S, equipped with FSD full self driving, on hardware 4, and even though it is way too much car for one person to drive around in, which makes it a a total waste of my money, but it’s a fun ride, and it’s great to have to impress my friends with, and so I am very blessed to be able to be in a position to afford to own something like this, because what we’re witnessing here today is a revolutionary, technology, that will change the way we think, work, conduct our business, and move from one place to another seamlessly, and effortlessly. So when you think about it as a driver, you don’t get to experience the car the way you would you are a passenger, and so it’s very much freeing when you’re no longer required to sit behind the wheel, because there is no wheel, therefore, you can sit in any position inside the vehicle, and play video games, watch a movie, read a book, text message a friend or business partner, talk on your phone, conduct a video conference with your colleagues or go to sleep, and never have to worry about not reaching your destination safely. So the car becomes much more utilitarian than it ever has before, as you don’t have to drive it, and that sounds like a pretty good deal to me, and not only that, the car is simply a better driver than you, and I, because we’re simply not that good at driving, and speaking for only for myself, I don’t find anything particularly exciting about driving, as I put it up there with doing household chores, like the laundry, dishwashing, mopping, and vacuum floors, all things I’ve never wanted to do. So having the opportunity to be free of these mundane tasks, is something I am very much looking forward to, and if you haven’t experienced FSD V12, then you’re in for a real treat, because it’s getting so good at driving and it’s only gonna get better and better and better, and to me that’s very exciting news because we’re going to save lives and that’s what this is about, saving lives…Cheers 🥂😅

[@lucadellasciucca967]

@@theodorehaskins3756 Yeah heuristic. My bad, not my first language :P

[@James-qu9zd]

It wouldn’t go into FSD at first when you started because the grey steering wheel icon wasn’t visible yet, meaning it wasn’t ready to be engaged.

[@RazvanMarc]

i did 600 miles last month Chicago to Toledo and back in a rental, first time driving a Tesla and first time on FSD, with interventions just when we got to superchargers and toll booths, and for the tool booths it was because it followed the longest line of cars and it obeyed the 5 mph speed limit that was probably annoying to other drivers. My mind was blown. this is way beyond what you read in the media, im so mad that fake news exists.

[@miketran8987]

You can buy a used Tesla with FSD. The difference between used with and without FSD is about $2-3K. Hopefully in the future the will let you transfer it to new purchase again.

[@TuneupMagic]

Tesla advisor told me free FSD transfer is still in effect, and no known end date yet, as we speak. Good point about buying a used Tesla with FSD! Taking advantage of the free fall in Tesla car prices, I bought my very first Tesla, used -- a 2023 Model 3 Performance (ODO: 13K-ish miles) last November in the Atlanta-Georgia market directly from Tesla for $45,700 (FSD included) before tax and registration. The asking price of a similar 2023 M3P (*without* FSD) in that market at the time, from major used-car retailers, were practically identical to what I paid for mine. Then Tesla made me do it.. traded in my M3P end of February 2024 (not losing a penny) with free FSD transfer for a brand new 2024 Model Y Performance, and also got 10K miles of free Tesla Supercharging, when I took delivery of my MYP on March 14, 2024. Less than ten (10) days later, FSD Beta v11.4.9 on my MYP became v12.3.2.1 via OTA software update. Now my MYP is running like a champ on FSD (Supervised) v12.3.4 with HW4. Feeling absolutely no betrayal, as a result of Tesla cutting their FSD monthly subscription price by 50%, because I paid practically nothing for it last November with the purchase of my used 2023 M3P that already had FSD Beta v11.4.4 installed. There is more.. my brand new MYP comes with a brand new HV battery pack, brand new high-performance Michelin tires, HW4 (significantly better FSD computer and cameras that see better) and a HEPA filter for the human. My used 2023 M3P had none of those items; that alone conservatively totaling $12,000 all things considered. Oh btw just prior to the huge price cuts last year, Tesla wanted $87,440 for a brand new MYP (FSD included) excluding taxes and other fees. By contrast, I paid only $58,494.16 out-the-door for mine; that's nearly $30K less from the peak!! lol

[@cameron1100]

“They call that the chucky cook left” by far the best line in this. I Hope he sees this 11:50

[@cybertruck4988]

The media hates Tesla's success at fsd supervised software.

[@paulwalker2133]

Best video yet. You guys are hilarious together. And great to hear the perspective of a “normal” person. It’s starting to get pretty impressive now.

[@goldviper5280]

Another great fun video. I have said I have not yet recieve the free Rev 12 software. I still have not. BUT, this video and the $99 a month inspired to just order the FSD, so I did. I have a M3P 2023. I installed the software and drove about 8 miles on Ray rd in Gilber, AZ. I got the crap scared out of me. I was a nervous wreck. My very first FSD drive, everything went well, but being my first dr was pure terror. Amazing software. Thanks for your videos.

[@christianjackson]

fyi, every professional editing program from the last 5-10 years can auto sync tracks with audio. you don't need to clap. besides, just lining up a clap waveform spike only syncs at that point if you're doing it manually. if you're recording long run times on cameras that are not timecode sync capable (yours aren't) then that initial sync point can drift over time with different cameras or different recording modes on the same model.

[@grantguy8933]

these two makes a great couple, great chemistry and humor, let's go boy and girl!

[@berthogendoorn2133]

It is a $12K co-pilot, as it has helped me drive safer, I had one instance where the car could see a pedestrian that was offset to a power pole, I questioned why it did not proceed till the person came into my view, really cool tech.

[@richf3654]

I've done it, if you turn off the nav and then restart FSD mid drive, it just drives in the direction you're going.

[@Optimus.Prime.]

You should consider stand up in case your KZbin doesn't work out. You are hilarious. Do more of this with your wife. Actually watchable

[@VadersFirst]

I was surprised that FSD suddenly got pretty good. I went probably about 50 miles the other day from a different town. It had to navigate city streets, changing lanes, freeway onramps, passing on the freeway, exiting the freeway, navigating other city streets with relatively new types of markings, and it literally got me all the way from the parking lot to my driveway with 0 interactions. It was definitely assertive (I had it on assertive) and it was startling at certain times to see what it does on the freeway, but it showed me that it was very aware of what it was doing. It's just doing it a lot more assertive than I would do it but it did it perfectly.

[@SWR112]

Not got a Tesla and in Scotland but been following Tesla for years. I remember early days where it needed assistance at the end of nearly every street and had too many wobbles where the drive had to take back control. The level of the learning of this system is impressive, what it sees and understands now is incredible. Never understood if the Tesla Cars on the same route talk to each other because warning the cars behind surly must be on the cards.

[@lucadellasciucca967]

Is your kid some kind of angel or does he simply not have vocal cords?! xD

[@Gjeebs]

they just sleep when we are in the car

[@EVMANVSGAS]

@@Gjeebs This quote from the original national lampoons vacation comes to mind from that question. "She was born without a tongue, Clark. But don't you worry about her, she whistles like a bird and eats like a horse." Anyone who hasn't seen that movie should go watch it right now. It is comedic genius.

[@lucadellasciucca967]

@@Gjeebs Beautiful!

[@zebratroopfan6695]

When our kids were little we would sometimes get up and drive in the middle of the night because it was the only thing that would put them to sleep.

[@lucadellasciucca967]

@@zebratroopfan6695 Genius! Works every time!

[@austinzizzi1142]

A chauffeur cost $50,000 a year and you’re telling me a one time fee of $8,000 is way too much? People will pay that all day for that service once the software is good enough

[@charbax]

$99/month is 10 years for $12K. They for sure will further reduce FSD subscription price or even make it free before those 10 years are up.

[@peterford5408]

If they get to truly "full" self driving, and the broader public becomes aware, demand could go through the roof. And very few cars on the road have the necessary hardware, so 2nd hand Teslas could became vastly more expensive.

[@bicmitchum4715]

Dude! That tip on the wheel covers was awesome! Well worth watching this video. Thanks!

[@Haffy1952]

Since vs. 12 has come out I have seen a lot of husband and wives teaming up and love the banter interactions that occurs and that most of the wives are finally getting to see the advantages of FSD now. TY

[@leeoldershaw956]

Tesla's will navigate by voice after pressing right scroll wheel on Y and 3 and saying destination No need to say "drive to --" or type in destination. Sometimes multiple choices may appear and selection can be refined with additional location info by voice.

[@Deetroiter]

I have an older 2021 model 3 and trying the FSD trial, the auto park lets me pick whichever parking spot I want but it will only back in. I tried it yesterday and it was letting me touch multiple parking spots on the screen then highlight whatever one I pressed and wanted to park at.

[@theverdictisstillout]

BMW technology package $6500 with adaptive headlights and lane keeping and distance control. 12k while a lot of money is not a lot for Tesla's technology.

[@MikeFede]

I think it’s worth the $99 every so often for long trips. I was wondering if anyone knows if the full self driving is using the actual brakes or regenerative braking? I can’t really tell, but I would assume that it’s using regenerative braking most of the time.

[@PorkchopExpression]

Would be really hard to go back after getting free FSD for a month. Glad they dropped the price.

[@carld3367]

Supervised FSD

[@qwoozy]

FSD is pretty rad, but sometimes the lane changes are dumb. I wish you could have a little more control over how much engagement FSD has. It's definitely a compelling choice for $99 a month, and it's improved quite a bit from when I bought my MY and had 4 months free FSD. Honestly though, if regular autopilot would reengage after a lane change on its own it would be just about the perfect free driver aid system.

[@jacobmaz8157]

Btw, idky everyone does 2 stalk pulls, you only have to do one and even only half way, for FSD

[@gt35jules]

12k should unlock FSD on any car you own, I like the free FSD trial, but it's still a bit conservative even in assertive mode. it's definitly more enjoyable on the new sensorless model like my 24 MYP.

[@Nahom-pt9km]

Seriously, you guys need to do more vids together. This is awesome :)

[@cybertruck4988]

Same here i just need to buy updated computer and or pay the additional $6,000. Very tempting. I want fsd.

[@paulmeynell8866]

You didn’t seem to tell her if the car gets it wrong she has to takeover and brake, you seem to be telling her she dosent have to do anything not even in an emergency. That’s bad practice. And you can not be the supervisor as you don’t have the pedals. Please don’t screw up and spoil it for everyone else

[@adognamedchewy]

I was thinking the same. The car doesn’t just “handle it” on emergencies - It’ll beep and then tell you to take over. Many people have died while using FSD (earlier software version - but still level 2). Don’t take your eyes off the road!

[@Cocoatreat]

I guess i could spring for it 6 mos out of the year!!! Especially on road trips!

[@justinatchison3674]

2020 M3P owner that has been using fsd for the past week and half and its really good in DFW,TX Just took a road trip to the country in East,TX and it did amazing everwhere I expected it to suck and hilariously bad in places that should be really easy (2 lane driving on the highway it would try and jump in the left turning lane thinking it was the fast lane). Also I noticed it likes to hang out in the passing lane for a long time. Even though it's not perfect I'll be subscribing for $99 as I drive 110 miles a day round trip for work.

[@Riverrain123]

99$ a month for this is a steal!

[@Weathergeekdan]

it's not ready yet but it's pretty good.

[@lboogie1109]

I was hesitant to use the free FSD but this video makes me want to go out right now and use it.

[@Gjeebs]

Yea you should do it for sure

[@jefferrrson1x]

Unsure why you haven’t yet. Def don’t do it at night. I’d go to a safe place without a lot of traffic like next to a park with a lot of kids around.

[@whowhy9023]

Are you not curious?

[@timboatfield]

@@Gjeebs I don't think you understand FSD enough to introduce it to someone else nor to make videos about it with all sorts of dangerous factual errors. Especially with you wife and child in the car. You gave your wife the impression that it would handle everything, except staying off your phone. Lost for words!

[@conrtv]

Looking into the model Y and just found your channel. You are hilarious lmao keep it up!

[@adonaynisig7731]

This video helped me make my decision last week I love it I am enjong my model Y. thank you guys this is a real life experience.

[@MoneySavingVideos]

Is it $12,000 or is it $99/month or is it both?

[@BigBen621]

It's either.

[@leandroocastillo]

Awesome video! Real-life experience. Your wife is adorable and has a great sense of humor! 😂

[@shanewilfon6860]

U can scroll either little wheel on the steering wheel up or down or side to side and it will also cancel out nanny

[@glitched79]

Came here just to say I love the dynamic between you and your wife. KZbin platinum gold content fo sho. Keep it comin’.

[@CmanCorporations]

Nuna Pippa is lighter and has a full sunshade. You can get an adapter for your Uppababy stroller. The uppababy Mesa car seat isn't great for the price.

[@Capt737AA]

Gjeebs…. I was 50/50 open this with the $99 price/month. After watching your video, I’m all in and ordering it tomorrow !!! Thank you and thanks to your wife!!! QUESTION: At around the 10 minute mark, you made the left side of the screen become the full screen with a finger gesture. I presume that’s ONLY on cars with the FSD?? I can’t do that on my non FSD MYP. Thanks if you (or others) can answer!!!!!

[@BillB33525]

I think the $99/mo option could be the tipping point where many will just add it to the cost to a lease. It's all profit to Tesla.

[@marc0443]

It is much safer to keep your hands on the steering wheel. In an emergency situation every millisecond counts.

[@Uouttooo]

@@benm5678 It is absolutely his fault. He misled the wife into thinking that the car would safely do everything including rescuing them from a fire. It is just crazy. I got super nervous seeing how she thought she did not need to be ready to take over in split second time. I think he is a freaking idiot for not giving the correct instructions and for putting their whole family's fate in the car.

[@maxflight777]

Idiots … it’s many times safer than a human ! Stick to facts.

[@zhchbob]

the truth is that FSD is much more safer than a human driver.

[@thesimplegig]

Every one knows that. Video show biz stuff

[@korviewprincess1010]

I just got my m3 about three weeks ago. I was so scared the first time I tried the fsd but I love it! But my 1 reason for buying it monthly is the auto park! 30 years of driving I was never good at backing in! I have the newer version and I love how I pick whatever spot I want and it backs in perfectly every time!!!🎉🎉🎉

[@jameswinburn6843]

I tried FSD the first time and shut it off almost immediately. It just seemed wonky and didn't drive like me. A few days later, on a short road trip, I decided to give it a real try. I turned it on and didn't interfere for over forty miles. By the time I reached my destination I was comfortable with it and decided I'd like to have it.........but not 12K worth. The price will come down when other makers get FSD figured out. I'll revisit then. It's got to be under 3K for me.

[@mellowman247]

On a used car FSD driving it’s only valued at about $3000. I bought a 2021 long range model Y with 41,000 miles on it for 36,600 from Tesla. Came with extended warranties, speed boost and most importantly FSD. In the future when I buy a new Tesla, I’ll wait until they have the deal when you can transfer it to my new car .

[@PCRoss2469]

Man, even funnier than usual. Great stuff. You two should do a stand-up routine ... Oh wait, you just did. Excellent educational and funny video

[@glintrhmj]

I tried fsd for the first time yesterday after I got my M Y perf like it’s crazy awesome beyond even here in Canada 🇨🇦 I’m a believer just can’t afford the 16k its priced at here in Canada

[@luwishall4989]

It’s $99 cad per month, if that’s better for you? Just sacrifice some coffee 😂

[@glintrhmj]

@@luwishall4989 lol 😂 yup after my trial ends I will get that for two months and then stop I want to pay off the loan as fast as possible first.

[@CasarocinanteBlog]

Glad the wife had such a good experience. Every time I tried to use FSD during the most recent free trial it scared the heck out of me on local roads by making dangerous decisions, especially when attempting an unprotected left or right turn from a stop sign. 🤷

[@JnTmarie]

Love your husband getting info about how to use my Tesla self driving and now even more watching the two of you!!! You rock! And the baby in the back so cute. Love his jokes and impressions lol. Very entertaining. Congrats on the subscribers.

[@michaelarcy]

I love the new FSD...I was going through a yellow and almost decided to override and push the brake...but I decided to let the FSD do the driving..and thank Goodness I believed in FSD..the car sped through the yellow light and a Cadillac was on my rear bumper and would have crashed into my rear if I did an override and pressed the brake. I am a full believer in FSD and will pay the $99 standing still.

[@robertpawley5715]

Your wife’s sarcasm is great.

[@thayne559]

Costco opens at 9, Sam's at 8, unless you get curbside pick up, then it opens at 7, except on Sunday. Walmart opens at 6

[@usflyer2008]

Never saw Gjeebs wife in one of his videos before - she’s awesome! Love the back & forth lol

[@lyjah1004]

Note to self .. use it when I drink

[@BigBen621]

Yes, please do!

[@Italiano1996]

Instead of having to shake the wheel back n forth just scroll the right scroll wheel up or down and it will bypass it!!

[@srengoul860]

you can also just buy a comma 3x which is also fully self-driving and works on 250 different cars

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Wearing sunglasses to reduce disengagements. It's single pull to turn it on now, that's why it wasn't turning on.

[@seattlecarpenter]

You have to opt in to use the single pull.

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

@@seattlecarpenter Mine changed by default and I had to opt to turn it off. Lol

[@donkeytonks6466]

Always entertaining when you’re both in the video, the back and forth is great

[@binhta]

I was away for the last few weeks and yesterday, had the opportunity to use autopilot (not fsd) that defaulted to fsd. As soon as i activated AP, the car (MY) took over and changed lanes on its own. In one situation, it moved across 2 lanes as soon as the highway changed from 2 to 3 lanes highway, while there were quite a bit of traffic. And it did so in somewhat of an abrupt manner. This was definitely not what i expected and it was rather uneasy for both my wife and I. Needless to say, i switched back to the standard AP and won’t use fsb until it behaves better.

[@Built05STI]

It works great it’s just abrupt in some cases. I’m sure it can easily be refined.

[@williamcook669]

Not a fan of FSD yet. Two bad experiences. First was at freeway cloverleaf as I approached the sharp right turn of the cloverleaf FSD alarmed loudly and screen stated that something went wrong and it quit. There wasn't much traffic and it was sunny with good road markings, so?? Second was it wouldn't go when the right green arrow came on with main light remaining red. I had to push accelerator pedal myself.

[@timwong2436]

You two are funny. Great video. I had to show this video to my wife. She laughed so hard. She definitely related to your wife and her view of driving.

[@Gjeebs]

Yea I was surprised how much she liked it

[@allieflounder5764]

@@Gjeebsthat’s what she said 😂…sorry …..I am in Scottsdale. What’s great here?

[@quickpstuts412]

I'd be disappointed if I just dropped $12K before the $99/mo. I got it for $6K in 2020 upon purchase and I have no complaints. I keep cars for EONS and I have low mileage since I travel (plane) a lot and work from home. I am VERY impressed with 12.3.4. I was so frustrate with version 11 I stopped using it altogether. What an improvement!

[@carld3367]

And there will be other advantages given to the people that paid upfront. You have to be an idiot not to think that.

[@godislove025]

I love this video with your wife!

[@HLF31528376]

7:05 and if you have a (drunk) emergency make sure there is a camera mounted that shows you just sitting there while the car does the driving (to bail you out at traffic stop by police)…

[@TheHokiedude12]

Yall have great chemistry

[@jawaring]

I want to run all my Saturday errands with Gjeebs and Jamie 🔋

[@EVMANVSGAS]

Gjeebs, you should try a test for the channel making white lines on you driveway (white tape? toilet paper? get creative) , or in you garage, or both and see if it will back in and park for you. Backing into your driveway automatically would be cool.

[@mtbhr]

The Chuck Cook impersonation was priceless 😂😂😂

[@pflashrich]

Thanks for the inspiring video. Always good to see people experiencing FSD for the first time. Very different when you are driving. But I 'Highly Recommend' you keep your hands touching the wheel. Bad idea to not always be ready to take over. I was hands-off for the first 70,000 miles of FSD, but when something odd happened on a 4-lane - two way street - FSD moved me 'quickly' to the turn lane and when the turn lane ended, I was in the oncoming traffic lane. Alway be vigilant!

[@Yolk-q1o]

Been watching the same Tesla people for a while. Your wifey drive was fun to watch. ❤

[@caydenmiles6076]

How does it do at night? I would imagine it would be harder for it to see things at night... Would it see the construction, or the lines on the road?

[@laurelludden3585]

We just got our second Model Y. We’re having fun with the FSD - 30 day free trial. Not sure yet if we’ll buy it at the end of the free trial.

[@PandaMan02]

from the beginning of this video, i can tel you don't know how to shift into drive.. foot on the brake pedal, press the stalk ALL the way down ONCE, it is a two stage switch. FSD should engage with a single stage press of the stalk down unless you have a double press option turned on to engage it, which i do not believe is there for FSD.

[@bearlemley]

We just have enhanced autopilot in Bangkok and my wife and I just hate it. Still does so many weird things on the highway. Slows to a crawl for bend in the road that others are cruising at 120km. It could care less there is someone In the slow lane ahead until, you have to slow first. Summon is ok as long as you only use to to adjust your parking near a curb or pull it out to get in. Letting drive around to pick you is asking for a trip to the body shop. Anyway, you guys know all this because we don’t have the latest software in Bangkok. So I’m excited to get it in Thailand so we can at least use the system that we pay for and have it not be so aggravating.

[@Philipp-l5l]

First time on the channel, what a chill couple...love the cute chill interaction. 😊😅

[@TrendingHeadlinesTV]

I have the trial version 12.3.6 and I do not like it. Mine has had numerous sketchy episodes happen that have been very unsafe. Mine seems to get confused at times when lane changes occur in traffic. In the city it hits the curbs if no parked cars are present; which is very strange. I have a 2018 Model S. Mine seems very glitchy and I have to take over many times.

[@scottcolello9858]

Just bought a Model 3! Definitely subscribing to FSD. 99 per month? Hell yes.

[@diak2009]

Voice prompts are good for navigation and other commands.

[@M3SR2023]

You guys are great together!

[@andriusmosta]

You got a cool wife :)👍

[@georgeginsburg545]

does she know to grab the wheel and brake if she has to?!

[@MrPbologna]

You’re very funny! Your lucky your wife still laughs at your jokes. That won’t last forever…😂

[@prman9984]

I've been married for 32 years and my wife still laughs at my jokes. Treat her well and don't be an a-hole and she'll still find you funny.

[@bryanvesagas3629]

12.3.4 is better

[@bomb1st]

she should keep her hands on the wheel

[@billm47645]

I agree with the person that said it is 7 out of 10. But here in the Northeast, it’s still way too slow through stop sign intersections, and I only had one drive where I didn’t need an intervention. Yesterday, it almost rear ended my neighbor backing out of his driveway in front of a service van. For my wife and I it was clearly visible, but the car had no visibility and I had to step on the brake. I’ll also say that acceleration and braking tends to be too heavy, only to drive like a grandmother. It’s sort of a cross between a new driver and a grandmother. 😉. Unless I’m in traffic (which merges aren’t always perfect as well), generally after 5 or 10 minutes it just simply drives too slow, brakes too hard, tailgates, accelerates like an aggressive driver (only to drive under the speed limit in the left lane), make incorrect lane changes, and is not as smooth as a human (unless you are an Uber driver or NYC Taxi driver).

[@lucadellasciucca967]

How about you make a video! Bet you won t!

[@DarkWing494]

If you tail gate you definitely have the settings wrong pick 4-5 or more in gap distance. Acceleration feel too heavy most likely because you(the person) don't know if it's clear to do so while the car does or the settings are on aggressive mode.

[@lucadellasciucca967]

@@DarkWing494 Or the guy doesn t have FSD or even a Tesla. Will see

[@dsan2509]

FSD has a long way to go.

[@billm47645]

I have a 2023 MY LR, with full FSD. I’m in chill mode. If you had FSD enabled you would know that you can’t pick the distance. But you only have standard autopilot. Touché.

[@travelvlog2022]

On to freeway/highway watch out for motorcycles passing you or cutting you off, Tesla will hard brake and the car behind you or following you might hit you. Happened to me a couple of times while on auto pilot. I think Tessie thinks it’s an emergency.

[@minhktu8]

I pulled a muscle playing bball with my kids. FSD too us home, with no interventions. Just so amazing.