A Los Angeles man was caught in a carousel while trying to return home from the Phoenix metropolitan area while riding a Waymo to the airport.

“OK, why is this happening to me on a Monday?” Mike Johns asked in a video he filmed in an autonomous vehicle in Scottsdale, Arizona: “I’m in a Waymo car… and this car is just going in circles. “

In the video, the car can be heard connecting to Waymo support for help.

“I received notification that your car may have a routing issue,” the customer service representative can be heard telling Johns.

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Waymo’s old, fully autonomous Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid minivan. (Waymo/Fox News)

“I have to catch a flight. Why is this thing spinning in circles? I feel dizzy,” he replies. He then tells the agent that he was wearing a seatbelt and “couldn’t get out of the car.”

“Was this hacked? “What’s going on?” he asks. “I feel like I’m in the cinema. Is someone playing a trick on me?”

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Screenshot of Waymo’s self-driving Jaguar I-PACE test in San Francisco. (Waymo/Fox News)

The incident occurred on December 9, Waymo told FOX Business, adding that the issue was resolved through a subsequent software update.

The email stated that Johns was just over five minutes late and the vehicle was able to get him to his destination after the driver support team successfully stopped the car from moving.

Waymo self-driving vehicles are on display at the Google I/O 2018 conference on May 8, 2018 at the Shoreline Amphitheater in Mountain View, California. (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

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When Johns shared the video on social media, he wrote, “Waymo’s customer service is automated and driven by AI.”

Waymo said they attempted to contact him and left a follow-up voicemail. Johns was also not billed for the trip Alphabet Inc.-added own company.

Johns’ post said he would keep it “old fashioned and just #Lyft or #Uber” from now on.