How to pronounce“jetson”in English

George Jetson's the older guy and you are all "his boy Elroy" kinda people out there.

I feel like George Jetson in a way, you know?

next question is from jetson at ucla uh and he's asking first of all whether management forecasts are an appropriate setting for testing a

Like Rosie the Robot from "The Jetsons" type of dream, a personal assistant that seamlessly goes around your house and quietly does all the stuff that you don't wanna do

Let's begin with the Jetsons fallacy.

would if everybody has a Jetsons style maid in their home.

It's important to keep in mind George Jetson actually drove his vehicle to work every day.

over the summer and um we we all had this jetson leadership team

So some of you may remember the cartoon "The Jetsons."

This is like, remember the Jetson's anyone?

This is like George Jetson's car, sort of.

electrician jobs pipe fitter jobs jobs that we've heard of before not George Jetson jobs but we could get our economy going again I can't stress enough our

That still hasn't manifested itself, so "The Jetsons" still feels like it's a show about the future in the year 2015 which is kind of nuts.

And one of my favorite robots as a kid was Rosie the maid for the Jetsons, right?

Think more Jetsons than Simpsons.

Has anybody ever seen those George Jetson tail fin cars in a museum or online somewhere?

Like we're redoing that side, but you can see I have Black Jetsons, I got a Black Batman, and that's because it's like I need to see myself

Well, the historian Michael Best says that this is a Jetsons fallacy.

I started talking about "The Jetsons" in my class at Stanford, nobody knew what I was talking about.

And I just didn't believe them that it would-- I was like, that's Jetsons stuff.

It didn't happen this fast, but I love this as like a Jetsons moment watch the thing.

And, you know, live in this Jetsons' world.

And it could well be that we get R2-D2—you remember Star Wars—Rosie from the Jetsons, Samantha from Her, all of these things that we saw in science fiction, that they start

Looking back in time, you point to Rosie, the robot made from The Jetsons, as a prime inspiration for many modern smart devices.

I feel like I'm in "The Jetsons."

And I flew from there to LAX, which literally-- you got my point-- is like flying from the Jetsons to the Flintstones.

Now, let me pause here and note that when you talk air taxis, people tend to think flying cars and, of course, the Jetsons.