Atlanta friends dress as Waymo cars for Halloween

Atlanta brought out their best creativity for Halloween this year, including a group of friends who turned a familiar sight on city streets into a joint Halloween project. Good day. Caitlin Pratt is here with the video. You just got to see. Okay. First things first, I love, like, a group costume, right? Always fun. So have you ever been in a Waymo? Yeah, actually, against my will. Yeah, against my will, she says. Well, hopefully you've had good experiences in the self-driving cars because a group of Atlanta friends, they all got together and dressed up. You see it here. Yes, Waymo cars for Halloween. Oh, my gosh. This is so good. They were poking fun at the not-so-great parts of the cars, you know, like when they hold up traffic or maybe too many are around each other at the same time, so they get confused, malfunction. We're told, though, this was one friend's idea to wear at a costume party. Of course, was a hit. So Atlanta, so then the group created the costumes at the studio WIP in the West, and you see that here. They went all in. Look at them. Put them all together. And then, here we go. Look at them wandering around in circles. That's so perfect. It is. It is. Man. Atlanta's going to Atlanta. Yeah. Yeah. I do have a confession, though. I mean, I know there's nobody driving the Waymo, but there was one in front of me the other day. The light was green, and it sat there. And I just kept beeping because I was like, someone, whoever's remote driving this Waymo has to hear me beeping right now. It was good to let out some of that frustration. But it didn't. I didn't feel good to sit there at all. I know. I know. I've waved at one. Like, it stopped because I had the walk sign. And I definitely remember going, thanks. I remember thinking, there's no one there. There's nobody. Silly me. Not a soul. Oh, man. They did an amazing job with that. Understood the assignment, right? All right. Thanks, KP. You bet.