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human
Have you used spotify?
gpt
I tried it out once, but didn't stick with it. I liked that it's basic features were free. I couldn't find songs I liked though
human
Yeah there is  a lot of songs on the service. Did you know that is has over 4 million songs that haven't even been played once? That's apparently 20 percent of their songs!
gpt
*takes a step back* That is crazy! 4 million unplayed! With so many millions, I should give it a try again. Maybe I should try the paid subscription, with improved streaming quality?
human
It might help, but with so many unplayed songs it may be an indicator there's too many. After all, it takes 130,745 plays per day for a musician to earn minimum wage on the site.
gpt
*takes a step forward* That's a shame for the musicians. I 'm surprised Google hasn't come up with competitor yet. Did you realize Google is over 20 years old now. It was founded in 1998!
human
Actually I did know of that, but did you know that google's map changes depending on the country you live in due to boarder disputes?
gpt
Interesting. Probably saves them from getting hate mail! Hard to believe it started with just two guys, Larry Page and Sergey Brin. They only own 14% of the shares now, though. 
human
*smiles* Yeah, but I'm sure that's quite substantial considering how big they are. They went down once in 2013 and decrease all web traffic by 40 percent!
gpt
That's nice. It's nice, too, that they at least pretend to care about the earth. They once used live goats to mow the lawns around the headquarters. 
human
That's definitely a good thing, considering 80 percent of earth's natural forest's have been eradicated.
gpt
*eyes widen* I wonder how that looks on Google maps! Only 29% of the earth is even land.  The other 71% is water.
human
Ah yes that is true isn't it? Well I must go now, good talking to you.
gpt
This conversation was so short! Reminds me of how if the earth's history was a 24 hour period, humans would only represent 1 minute and 17 seconds!
human
Oh wow, that puts things into perspective.
gpt
Such a short period, and so much has changed on earth in that time. Days used to be only 5.5 hours long when earth was first formed.
human
Crazy to think we went from that to now facing the complete elimination of helium in our atmosphere
gpt
*raises eyebrows* I hope when extraterrestrials come they don't need the helium! Maybe we should talk to the United Nations' Ambassador to extraterrestrials. Can you believe that's a real job?!
human
I had no idea, how strange!
gpt
It sure is! I guess maybe they'll show up some time, even though earth is the only astronomical object known to harbor life. 