GPS sux. Wait, Google Maps sux. I can’t get anything delivered to my house because google maps sends people to the wrong address. If you put in 163 Ashley Dr. it puts Oaks in there and sends people to 163 Ashley Oaks Dr. which doesn’t exist. Well AShley Oaks Dr. exist but there is no house #163. And you can’t talk to a human being at google to get it fixed. I tried all day. You can’t get a real person at google. I looked up all different kind of ways to get around their phone system VRU but it can’t be done, I tried all the ways people said. So now I get to live with never getting anything delivered. Except Amazon, they use their own maps. But no one else does so I’m screwed.
Many years ago, I purchased a GPS at Walmart. The only map was Japan. I took it back. They didn’t have any other units and I haven’t been to Walmart since.
Never had any problems with mine. And since my dad did not gift me with his navigational instincts & training, I definitely need one. Maps are good if there is a navigator in the car, but I mostly drive by myself (or with the dog, who is no help at all), so GPS is it for me.
David_the_CAD over 2 years ago
but the ride was fun while it lasted.
Cornelius Noodleman over 2 years ago
Is broom riding an Olympic sport?
rekam Premium Member over 2 years ago
I don’t trust any GPS. One took a notary in the wrong direction. Another told a friend to turn right when he HAD to go straight ahead.
Susan00100 over 2 years ago
She got the GPS along with the candy bar and bag of chips.
Lady loves a joke over 2 years ago
George of the jungle must not have been home, when she dropped in.
jagedlo over 2 years ago
That look of glee on Broomie’s face in panel 3, just before she hits the tree…
Catmel over 2 years ago
GPS sux. Wait, Google Maps sux. I can’t get anything delivered to my house because google maps sends people to the wrong address. If you put in 163 Ashley Dr. it puts Oaks in there and sends people to 163 Ashley Oaks Dr. which doesn’t exist. Well AShley Oaks Dr. exist but there is no house #163. And you can’t talk to a human being at google to get it fixed. I tried all day. You can’t get a real person at google. I looked up all different kind of ways to get around their phone system VRU but it can’t be done, I tried all the ways people said. So now I get to live with never getting anything delivered. Except Amazon, they use their own maps. But no one else does so I’m screwed.
Zebrastripes over 2 years ago
I’ll stick to the beloved maps, thank you!
david_42 over 2 years ago
Many years ago, I purchased a GPS at Walmart. The only map was Japan. I took it back. They didn’t have any other units and I haven’t been to Walmart since.
chienetfou over 2 years ago
Use GPS v.001, also know as a paper map.
MuddyUSA Premium Member over 2 years ago
Technology does not solve everything?
carlzr over 2 years ago
A gyroscope would have been a better choice.
cuzinron47 over 2 years ago
It has to be calibrated for broom.
donwestonmysteries over 2 years ago
Probably MapQuest.
l3i7l over 2 years ago
Is that Charlie Brown’s kit eating tree?
If so, it’s a nice nod to Charles Schultz, who left us on February 12, 2000.
tung cha cha cha over 2 years ago
I use a map then google the directions, then I call and ask for directions—works perfectly every time!
Sisyphos over 2 years ago
Most vending machine electronic devices would seem suspect (unless I were in Tokyo)….
Cathy P. over 2 years ago
Never had any problems with mine. And since my dad did not gift me with his navigational instincts & training, I definitely need one. Maps are good if there is a navigator in the car, but I mostly drive by myself (or with the dog, who is no help at all), so GPS is it for me.
Ricky Bennett over 2 years ago
It’s even worse buying a car from a vending machine…