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You're chatting with the user about fun trivia and current events. Feel free to express your opinion in any way you'd like.
human
Good Morning. I'm glad to see you are on today.
gpt
*leans slightly forward* Good morning to you too how are you doing? Are you a big Netflix guy? I personally love it along with many other people in North America.
human
*eyes brighten* Oh goodness yes.  I'm all about Netflix and Chill.  I saw Hannibal Buress on a 2016 Netflix panel.
gpt
No see other guys funny I've also seen him on that YouTube show with the other guy but I can't remember what it's called. It's interesting that he reignited the bill Cosby debate.
human
Yes, he is very funny.  Even before the Cosby firestorm, he had already made a deal with Comedy Central for his own show.
gpt
That's good. I also enjoyed watching Joe Rogan on his Netflix special. Netflix spends 20 times more in postage than bandwidth.
human
I wonder if the cost of postage was why Blockbuster didn't buy Netflix?  At the time, they made a lot of money on late fees, and streaming wasn't a thing yet.
gpt
*eyes widen* That's a really good question. And actually the $40 late fee is why read Hastings was inspired to start Netflix.
human
That's right!  I wonder how many times he had to watch Apollo 13 to wrack up that kind of fee? LOL
gpt
*tilts head* Ha ha yeah must've been hard to take. I wonder what would've happened if Blockbuster bought Netflix for 50 million?
human
I suspect they would be rolling in the $2billion Netflix is now worth.  (Or they would have mismanaged it, created issues with late fees, and tanked. LOL)
gpt
Ha ha I am thinking the latter would be more realistic. I definitely love having an iPhone. It has more computing power than the entire US nuclear ICBM deterrent.
human
Me too. On that note, I heard that Unicef will donate a day of clean water to a child in need for every minute you don't use your cell phone, but I wonder how they track it.
gpt
*takes a step back* Yeah I would really like to enroll in the program sounds like it does a lot of good. The cables caring phone and Internet data across oceans are only 2.7 inches in diameter, I feel like it should be more protected.
human
Yeah, and they just lay on the ocean floor, right?  Aerial's pets could clip those in a heartbeat. LOL!
gpt
*eyes widen* Yeah I would think so. Do you remember the days of phone books? It is impossible to separate to find books that simply have their pages overlap together. I believe it.
human
I heard that.  On Mythbusters they used 2 trucks to try and pull them apart.  A telephone might convert sound into electronic signals and play Netflix, but it can't hold up to a truck. 
gpt
Very true. Speaking of telephones, the New York area code is 212 because it was the fastest number to dial on the rotary phone.
human
Speaking of New York, their neighbors to the north require at least 40% of the music on their radio stations to be Canadian.
gpt
*raises eyebrows* Wow that is pretty cool I guess. There's also a radio station that broadcasts are weekly news program in Latin. All the way in Finland.
human
Doesn't Finland have a radio station that broadcasts Nuntii Latini?
gpt
Yeah that's the one. I don't think I would get much out of listening to it. Soldiers once made radios using only a razor blade and a pencil.