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Zach Justice gives Airrack's fake driverless car a talking problem

The Tesla prank has passed 4.4 million views, with a concealed stunt driver handling the road and Justice supplying the alarming commentary.

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I Faked A Driverless Uber

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0:20Grandparents enter the Tesla, whose concealed driver and AI-style voice make it appear to operate itself.
5:43A fake antique store becomes the setting for a security guard's encounter with the apparently empty car.
7:44A tow truck arrives, but the Tesla begins moving before it can be collected.
12:03The crew takes the disguised Tesla through fast-food drive-thrus, placing unusual orders in robot voices.

The car can move without anyone visibly driving it. Getting it to reassure its passengers is another matter. In Airrack's only new upload of the week, Zach Justice plays the Tesla's supposed AI voice, offering customer service that makes the ride considerably less comforting.

"I Faked A Driverless Uber" is a staged prank built around Kurt, a stunt driver concealed in a driver-seat disguise. Grandparents get the runaway-car treatment before the crew moves on to a fake antique store, a security guard and a tow truck. Later, the supposedly empty Tesla takes its robot-voiced ordering routine through fast-food drive-thrus. The video also includes a paid Whatnot promotional segment.

Four days after release, it has reached roughly 4.4 million views and is Airrack's busiest video right now. Some viewers are scrutinizing the disguise rather than the driving, asking whether passengers could spot hands on the wheel. Others have turned the comments into a pitch meeting, including an elaborate suggestion that Airrack investigate himself while undercover as a private investigator's assistant.

The channel added about 100,000 subscribers over the week, while daily viewing is running above its usual level. Among nearby challenge channels, Colin Amazing had a particularly large viewing week; Ryan Trahan's daily activity is quieter than usual.

Airrack's older hiding challenges remain active alongside the Tesla: "I Hid In MrBeast's Grocery Store" and "Who Can Secretly Live In A Mall The Longest?" are his next-busiest uploads. The disappearing act has changed vehicles, not disappeared from the channel.

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What viewers say

You gotta hire a private investigator to find you, but you go undercover as his assistant to help investigate yourself.
@ImCM0GDSee it on YouTube
So is nobody talking about how the driver still has to have hands on the wheel and they can obviously see that in the back seat
@Eris-n2iSee it on YouTube
Hire a private investigator to investigate the guy that said that you gotta hire a private investigator to find you, but you go undercover as his assistant to help investigate yourself.
@SNXZE999See it on YouTube

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