Man asks his Mercedes to take him somewhere he’s not been before in Virginia and is shocked by the destination

This man asked his Mercedes to take him somewhere he’d never been to before in Virginia, and the final destination left him super offended.

Instagram account therobinsonfamily were curious to see what their car would come up with.

After all, who knows your routine better than your GPS?

However, the final destination on this surprise drive left the man offended and his partner doubled over with laughter.

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This man asked his Mercedes to take him somewhere that he’d never been

This man and his partner wanted to see where their Mercedes would take them if they asked it drive them somewhere they hadn’t been before.

Now your mind would probably boggle at this hypothetical.

After all, there are countless places in the world that you’ve never been.

Regardless, they wanted to test it out.

As the Mercedes drove along, the two speculated on where they were heading, with the restaurant Red Lobster being suggested.

But there would be no time for a Seafood Boil, as the car was actually taking them to Planet Fitness.

This left the couple stunned, but it also produced a lot of laughs.

“Bro, come on, man, that’s crazy!” he said.

“They played me, that’s how you know these GPS in these cars be following us and knowing our whereabouts.”

These self driving cars are on a whole other level now

Viewers were greatly amused by this display, and took to the comments section to poke fun at the driver.

“The Mercedes tryna lighten up the suspension load,” one person joked.

“The car was like ‘It’s too much weight in here’,” another remarked.

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It’s quite incredible when you realize just what self driving cars are capable of nowadays.

And to think that these vehicles would have once been considered pure science-fiction.

But the truth is, Mercedes secretly cracked autonomous driving back in 1994.

And 30 years on, we’ve got a whole roster of self-driving cars being put forward.

There’s Full Self-Driving Teslas taking on sketchy roundabouts in England, and people installing autopilots into Toyota Corollas.

It feels like there’s a lot of them out on the roads – and they’re even coming into contact with each other, as happened here in Austin, Texas.

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