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🤯 A Somali Amazon truck driver with almost no English skills drove his semi straight into the ARRIVALS area at LAX — shredding the trailer, ripping off his brake lines, flattening a tire, and bringing the whole terminal to a halt. And yes, he did it because his GPS told him to.The viral video making the rounds today shows the entire disaster: an Amazon semi wedged between K-rails, the cab separating from the trailer, air hoses ripped off, a taco’d rim, and a completely confused driver standing there pointing at his phone like that explains everything.Bystanders were literally asking him:“Why’d you go this way?”Driver: “GPS say… use this way.”He followed it right into the passenger pickup zone — a restricted, low-clearance area designed for minivans and Ubers, not 80,000-pound trucks.In the video you can see:• The trailer leaning against a barrier• The brake lines torn clean off• A tire folded like a taco shell• Airport workers trying to coach him through reconnecting the hoses• A tow truck eventually dragging him out in what onlookers called the “drive of shame”One filmer even says, “Bro, how are you going to be paying for this?” while zooming in on the damage.The best part?People online were screaming that this happened at Miami, but the signage clearly shows LAX. So not only was the GPS wrong — half the internet was too.Thankfully no one was hurt, but the video perfectly sums up the chaos happening in America’s workforce right now: language barriers, zero training, blind trust in GPS, and massive rigs being handed to people who clearly aren’t ready for them.A miracle this didn’t end worse.