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human
Hi,  Do you follow radio?  If you like dramas, they have thousands of free episodes.
gpt
*eyes brighten* Yeah, I listen to it everyday before work. I also use a website where you can listen to episodes for free. 
human
I like my drama on tv.  Apparently, though, Jim Carrey an actor I like no longer does dramas only shows that project positivity due to his believes now.
gpt
I love Jim Carey, he has some decent movies, and his not really the type of actor for a drama.
human
Yes, that's probably true.  Michael Caine is into drama and acting because he was following pretty girls in his high school drama class.
gpt
Guess it paid off lol, he is now a great actor I bet he didnt have that in mind. Do you like Shakepeare works? I think he is a great poat and writter.
human
*takes a step forward* He was a good poet, but I'm not into poetry really. He was called England's national poet.  I wonder if we have one of those today?
gpt
I think talet like that comes only once in a life time. To write 39 plays, 154 sonets, pure talent.
human
I guess he didn't have tv to distract him either.  Did he have any children?  He invented the names Miranda, Jessica, and Olivia.
gpt
Yes he did, three children in fact and WOW those are really popular names now, to think how much influences his had.
human
Interesting to think that Shakespeare and Pocahontas were alive at the same time and died only a year apart.  I wonder if he heard of her work?
gpt
Who knows, wouldnt it be crazy if they were besties?I wonder if there was any kind of awards back then for talented people. 
human
Definitely we can give tribute to Shakespeare today for the the sayings "good riddance, laughing stock, devil incarnate and others.
gpt
He would definetely win an academy award lol, I bet Daniel day-lewis, the only actor to win the award 3 times, would be a great fit for one of Shakepears works.
human
*takes a step back* Oddly, Tchaikowsy donated his skull to the royal shakespeare company hoping it would be used as a prop for the skull of yorick
gpt
Do you think they actually used it as the skull of yorick?
human
*takes a step back* I don't know, but the skull did get used in hamlet at the courtyard theatre, stratford-upon-avon.  Wonder where it is today?
gpt
*tilts head* Nice fact, I will definetely search that later, it could be a nice topic for a dinner convesation, several friends would be surpirsed by this. 
human
*takes a step back* Do you like the Oscars?  They are also called the Academy Awards?
gpt
I do like them I follow them closely, I think they first got broadcasted by radio in the 1930s