3 chapters across the catalog
A ride in a Tesla Model X taxi in Amsterdam reveals mechanical concerns within the local fleet, specifically regarding persistent creaking sounds when braking or steering. Local drivers report that approximately 10% of the vehicles in their 54-car fleet exhibit these issues, which may be related to manufacturing glues or joint integrity. The experience also highlights the impracticality of the vehicle's gull-wing doors in tight taxi queues.
Tokyo Observations, Automatic Taxi Doors, and Cultural Etiquette
Adam Curry shares his initial impressions of Tokyo, noting that the city is much greener and cleaner than he expected based on previous stereotypes. He highlights the unique behavior of Japanese taxis, specifically the automatic doors that passengers are not supposed to touch. The discussion touches on the politeness of the local population and the specific term "gaijin" used for foreigners.
Tokyo Observations, Automatic Taxi Doors, and Cultural Etiquette
Adam Curry shares his initial impressions of Tokyo, noting the lush greenery and the cleanliness of the streets which contradicted his expectations. He highlights the unique behavior of Japanese taxis, specifically the lace doilies on seats and the automatic rear doors that passengers are forbidden from touching. The hosts discuss the term "gaijin" and the high level of politeness encountered in Japanese society.
