Tesla Service Center Frustration in Santa Clara

The main subject is the speaker's Tesla car malfunction. The main takeaway is the frustration of dealing with recurring car issues.

### Tesla Service Center Visit and Unexpected Google Encounter
* 🚗 The user's Tesla Model Y is experiencing a front trunk sensor issue, falsely indicating that it is open when it is closed, leading to **repeated alerts**.
* 🏢 Initially visits the Santa Clara Tesla Service Center without an appointment, but is informed that the location operates by **reservation only**, so heads to the Sunnyvale Service Center instead.
* 🔧 At the service center, the user explains the issue and attempts a reset, but the problem persists, likely indicating a **clear defect**.
* 🎥 Throughout the visit, the user films the experience for their YouTube channel, expressing **frustration about the car issue** and the need to **visit the service center less than a year after purchasing the vehicle**.
* 🍽 While waiting for the car to be serviced, the user decides to visit Google's campus in the area, expressing **curiosity about the workplace environment**.
* 🚲 The user takes pictures with Google-branded bikes and explores the campus surroundings, imagining what it would be like to **work at Google**.
* 🍕 Returns to the service center, where they meet with friends for lunch, discussing various topics and **capturing content for potential YouTube videos**.
* 🎬 Reflects on the experience, noting the **interesting encounters with people from Google and other tech companies**, and the potential for **creating YouTube content from everyday experiences**.

Oh, I suddenly turned on the camera. The situation right now is that it shows the front trunk is open, but in reality, it's not open. I just went down to check, and the front trunk is actually closed, but the sensor keeps indicating that it's open. So, it keeps showing messages like hood latch sensor service required. The issue is that I can still drive, but if I drive, I just need to ignore these messages. Throughout the drive, these alerts keep popping up. I sent an email to the team saying that I have a car issue this morning, went to the service center, and will come to work in the afternoon. Oh my, I had things to do this morning, but anyway, I sent it quietly, so hopefully it's fine. Anyway, I'm in Santa Clara.

I am planning to visit the Tesla service center now. Even in this situation, I turned on the camera, I am quite remarkable on YouTube. Anyway, yes, if they fix it right away, it would be great, but it seems like they won't fix it right away. No, so why am I getting upset? It's been less than a year since I bought the car. It hasn't even been a year, just over a year. I bought it last June, so it's been a little over a year now. This is not the first time. I posted a video about this issue before. When I was coming up from San Jose to San Diego, there was a real problem with the driving, the pedal, or something on this side. The car kept stopping and going, stopping and going. I had to go to the service center there in San Diego. I had a hard time even then. I have to go down again today. It hasn't been long since I bought the car, so it's frustrating. Anyway,

Let's calm down a bit, and also, there's a new YouTube channel, so anyway, I will go to the Tesla service center. Ah, I'm so annoyed. Ah, alright. Yes, let's go to the service center. It takes 30 minutes to get there, but I have to keep hearing this ringing sound. What is this? When I arrive, I will turn on the camera again. [Music] I came here listening to this sound for 30 minutes. They need to fix it right away. If they don't fix it right away, it's meaningless. Is this the right place? Wait a moment. This doesn't seem like the place I went to. This isn't it. I didn't come here. Is this the right place? I didn't come here. I don't recognize it. Is this right or not? Wait, should I check if it's right or not? This isn't where I came last time, but let's go and see. Oh, I'm so angry. Oh, I shouldn't get angry. But still, what did I say last time? I mentioned about the Eclipse, right? Sunnyvale, oh right.

Santa Clara, not Sunnyvale. Oh, no, but Sunnyvale said Santa Clara didn't make a reservation, so they can't accept me like this. It's a bit strange. I came to Santa Clara, but the Santa Clara branch operates by reservation. It could be like that. Last time, when my car broke down, I went to Sunnyvale, made a reservation, and they helped me. Anyway, I will go to Sunnyvale this time. I'm really upset. What's wrong with them? Now I'm heading back to Sunnyvale. I know this place, so I might end up coming back here. They wouldn't play games like making appointments here, right? I'm anxious. Why am I anxious? I should say the sensor is malfunctioning. That person helped me last time when my car broke down. It turned out well.

This is a software issue, right? Maybe you remember me. I came here two months ago for the brake sensor in my Tesla. Anyway, now the only thing that I can do is to make a reservation to fix this issue. So, if I bring the car, it takes some time. If this were in Korea, they would do it right away. I should check other service center locations to see if there is one that can be done quickly. Because, actually, the reason I came right away is that it doesn't seem like a big issue, so I thought they would just change the sensor, check it, and it would be fine. So, I thought it would be quick, and that's why I came. Last time, the brakes were not working properly, it was something like a hardware issue, like a wire connection problem. So honestly, it's not a problem for driving, it's just annoying noise now. So I'm wondering if this is also a connection issue, if something is not connected or disconnected.

I came here because of that, let's reset it once again. Should I try resetting it one more time? To reset it, you need to press these two buttons simultaneously. Oh, it's the same. This seems to be a clear defect. But Tesla really has a lot of malfunctions. It's a bit frustrating. I don't know what to say. Oh, while I'm at it, I should contact the person working at Google and have lunch together. I am currently working hard to get into Google. Oh, I'm on my way to Google. This is NASA, right? How should I pronounce NASA? It's a research center. But it's really cool here. If it weren't for the buzzing sound, it would have been nice. I wonder what it feels like to work at Google. I should meet and ask. How does it feel to work at Google? It's noisy; I feel like I won't be able to focus. By the way, I'm also filming for YouTube. Lucky Key? Lucky Vicky? It feels like I came to have fun. Cheers.

The people we are meeting are probably working, so let's take a quick look around while waiting. Let's take a picture of the Google block. If you come to Google this way, you will probably come this way a lot. It looks scary. They say they can't get in. They say you have to be accompanied by someone who works here. Let's take a picture with a Google bike. Is this a Google bike? Can I ride it? Can I just ride it? Let's see if we can ride a Google bike. It's not just for show, right? Can we actually ride it? It's not that high-tech. Shall we go this way? Scary. Fast. If you come to Silicon Valley, you can also ride a bike at Google. I envy you. I'll become a YouTuber and make a lot of money with the rise of Silicon Valley subscribers. Oh, wait. Don't be embarrassed, everyone. I'm embarrassed too. Everyone working at Google, gather around. Larny appeared. Oh no, Morobaviicle.

So, what should I do? Juyeong, how about this one? Oh, there's a sign over there, what is it? It's a motorcycle parking area. Oh, a motorcycle is a bike, right? There's also the Google logo. Unnie is taking pictures again. It's the Google logo, everyone. There must be Koreans at Google, right? There's also Instagram. They are writing reasons. We came to eat, but there's no food. I can't see any food. We have to wait for the host. So, I came out for a moment. People walking here must be Google employees. I envy them. They must be riding bikes and wandering around. Should I use this for the thumbnail? Maybe I should do it like this. Wow, why is this seat so high? Oh my, the design is so oriental. People at Google have long legs. They feel like Googlers. I'm going to be a Googler too. But it's built like a traditional Korean house. Google must love Korean culture.

In Korean style, did you build this? K-bongs are also rising here. Can I take a picture outside? Yes, it's okay. Even though filming inside the restaurant is not allowed, everyone took pictures and uploaded them on YouTube. People were like, Oh, right, right, right, right. It seems like they are talking about someone who changed jobs. Oh, it's a pizza. Since I'm so lucky, can I just accept the visa over there as it is? Or do I have to get the visa done again over there? I have to do it again, right? Yes, I have to reapply. Oh, wow, you can look around here for a bit. Can I look around and get free coffee here? Did I ask too many questions? It was a good idea that my Tesla broke down. If I film things like this and sit here interviewing people passing by, I could produce a month's worth of content. I should have a good lunch now and film the inside of the restaurant, but I can't film inside the restaurant, so I'll just focus on eating well and talking.

I shared a lot of fun stories. We talked about how to operate a Naver cafe, what would be a good way to manage it, and also discussed some work-related matters. These things were captured by the camera, so it was fun. Oh, but I spent too much time this morning. I should get going now and start working. Oh, it's fun anyway. Since starting YouTube and interacting with people through Naver cafe and group chats, it's been really nice to meet new people. Anyway, I wonder if I can make it to YouTube by filming like this casually. I don't know yet. Oh, this is still a mess. Oh, but you know what's really interesting? While managing the group chat and Naver cafe, I met two people who work at Google, and I just met another person from Google in that group chat.

Even if it's cider, I met an Apple subscriber at the Hynix forum last week, and it turns out that he was a friend of mine when I was at Qualcomm. Even if we are acquaintances or seniors and juniors in the lab, we should be humble. But I really can't turn off the air conditioner. Even if it's noisy, I will turn on the air conditioner. I'm going to have fun with Google today. Let's shout together when I count to three. One, two, three.

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Car Troubles: Dealing with a Faulty Front Trunk Sensor

The front trunk sensor is malfunctioning, showing the trunk as open when it's actually closed, causing continuous error messages.

The driver is frustrated with having to visit the Tesla service center again, especially since the car is less than a year old.

Despite the annoyance, the plan is to visit the service center in Santa Clara to address the issue.

Frustrations with Car Service Appointments

The speaker is frustrated because Santa Clara's car service branch wouldn't accept them without a reservation, so they have to go back to Sunnyvale.

They are anxious about the appointment process and the time it will take to fix the sensor issue with their car.

The speaker is also considering looking for other service center locations for quicker assistance, as they believe the issue is not major.

Confusion and Excitement: A Visit to Google and NASA

The individual is expressing frustration with Tesla's malfunctions and a desire to work at Google.

They also express excitement about visiting Google and NASA, including a desire to ride a Google bike.

The person is considering becoming a YouTuber and is enthusiastic about the idea of Silicon Valley.

There is a motorcycle parking area at the Google office, and the design of the building is noted to be oriental with high seats.

The presence of Korean culture elements suggests a possible appreciation for Korean culture within the Google office.

The individual is considering using the visit for content creation and is contemplating the visa process.

Exploring Social Interactions and Networking

Participating in Naver cafe and group chats has been a fun way to connect with new people.

The individual is considering pursuing YouTube and has encountered individuals from Google through their online interactions.

Networking has also led to unexpected connections, such as meeting an Apple subscriber at the Hynix forum.