Waymo asked DoorDash drivers to close the doors of their self-driving cars.

It still feels like a technological marvel. Waymo’s self-driving cars are now transporting passengers across six cities. Unfortunately, this driverless future comes with its own set of problems. These vehicles can be disabled if a passenger accidentally leaves a door open.

According to a Reddit post, a DoorDash driver discovered the issue when strange requests appeared in his queue. Instead of making the delivery, drivers were offered $6.25 to drive less than a mile to the Waymo vehicle and close the door. After “Confirmed Completion” you will receive an additional $5.

“You actually rushed the ‘door,’” one commenter pointed out.

It seems too ironic to be real. Waymo vehicles represent technological breakthroughs that once seemed unfathomable. The Alphabet-owned company has raised $16 billion to take driverless cars international!

However, Waymo and DoorDash confirmed to TechCrunch that the Reddit post was legitimate. Actually this is a real problem.

In a joint response, Waymo and DoorDash said, “Waymo is currently running a pilot program in Atlanta to increase AV fleet efficiency. In the rare event that a vehicle door is left open and the vehicle is unable to start, nearby Dashers will be notified so Waymo can quickly get the vehicle back on the road.” (The door-closing partnership, which launched earlier this year, is just one aspect of Waymo and DoorDash’s broader relationship. Last October, the two companies launched an autonomous delivery service in Phoenix, where Waymo vehicles deliver food and groceries to DoorDash customers.)

If Waymo’s doors are open, the company might as well pay someone to close them. If the car is not moving, you can no longer complete the ride. Needless to say, a stationary car can block the flow of traffic.

This isn’t the first time Waymo has asked for help with door issues. In Los Angeles, Waymo partners with Honk, an Uber-like app for towing services. According to reports, a Honk user in LA was offered up to $24 to shut down Waymo. That’s more than double what Atlanta DoorDash drivers earn.

The company noted that Waymo’s future vehicles will feature automatic door closure. But for now, gig workers are Waymo’s best bet.