Professor Les Grobstein and producer Tony Gill do not trust self-driving cars

Cecil Brewster
     While not teaching sports Journalism  and sports advertising classes at Depaul and Depauw universities, professor Lester Grobstein hosts an over-night radio program in Chicago. Most times he discusses sports avoiding the divisive political debate that mares his classrooms often during the week. Les Grobstein and his producer Tony Gill discussed self-driving cars and the potential of cars and trucks not to be controlled by human hands. Grobstein says he would refuse to ever purchase a self-driven car and insisted it must always have to need a function of allowance for human take-over at times. oth he and Gill cannot figure how this would work and worry that driving would be boring if ot in control of speed and movement

 Les Grobstein and Tony gill would be frightened as shit to be put in essentially in something that is no different than when the two fools enter a el train. whether they like it or not self-driving cars are coming and they will be a hundred percent safer than the status quo now of human controlled automobile crazy driving where many lunatics text and drive and go thirty mile over the limit because they have a radar detector and wish to feel speed. Driverless cars are coming and they are going to be small and all that you will be able to find on the road as the era of transportation and cars being luxury status symbols is coming to an end eventually and the sooner the better. 

Les and Tony will also have to deal with eventually robots taking over sports as well and that robots will not have the clever personality that sports reporters like the Grobber and the fish producer  wish to enjoy and hear from through their respective roles in sports media.