SSL simply encrypts the connection between your browser and the server. There is no telling what happens inside Google's datacenters.
For example, if you try to reach any Google IP, it will route to the nearest datacenter regardless of where you are in the world. If the datacenter doesn't have the data that it needs to respond to your request, it internally requests the data. It might have messed up there. We can't tell.
For example, if you try to reach any Google IP, it will route to the nearest datacenter regardless of where you are in the world. If the datacenter doesn't have the data that it needs to respond to your request, it internally requests the data. It might have messed up there. We can't tell.