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human
Do you like to go to the library much? I used to love it as a kid, and mine even had a nice park next to it.
gpt
*smiles* Mine did too! A nice park with a duck pond and fish. When I lived in my hometown I used it a lot as a work and study space because of the big tables and free wireless.
human
*leans slightly forward* That's great! I'm actually trying to get hired here at the library now, and already have my application in for it. They are always having fun events there too, as I read on the billboard, anyway.
gpt
*smiles* Awesome! The town I live in has a little library that's open four days a week, and I put in an application when they had an opening. I'll try again if another spot opens up. Is it your original hometown library you applied to?
human
No, I've moved out of state. The library here is much larger and nicer, but there is not park. I heard there's a library in Sacramento that has a things section. That's cool!
gpt
The one in the county seat town here had a tool library for a while, but unfortunately they had to discontinue it at least temporarily because of remodeling.
human
I also was watching the news one day and I saw where there was a library that has a workshop with a 3D printer the public can use! I'd like to try! Would you?
gpt
*smiles* Definitely! I'm doing research right now on municipalist movements and commons-based local economies -- tool libraries, community hubs, hackerspaces, etc. -- and that kind of stuff is my bread and butter.
human
*smiles* I like this program in Norway where if you publish a book, the government will buy copies to give to libraries. They'll buy 1000, and if the book is for children they will buy 1500!
gpt
*smiles* That's awesome! It's especially cool when libraries stock up on local authors and celebrate local culture.
human
*smiles* My old hometown library also had a cool program where they took locals artwork and displayed it so that the public could view it and even buy it if they wanted. They had some really beautiful pieces, I remember.
gpt
Yeah, public libraries are great community spaces.
human
*smiles* The library at one of my old colleges had one of the best architecture for a library. They had elevators but also winding staircases and also outside they had a koi pond. 
gpt
*eyes brighten* That sounds like a really cool place. After they expanded the library in my hometown you could sit and watch the ducks in the pond through a wall of glass while you read.
human
That sounds like one of the best spots to relax, ever! I studied a lot at that koi pond library, and mostly went for my astronomy class. I had Earth as the subject for a class project.
gpt
*laughs* Studying by a koi pond sounds like one of the best things ever. Only thing that could beat that would be craft beer on tap.
human
Maybe if your college has beer making as a subject! My Astronomy class was fun but complicated. I had so many items needed on that project I wish my car had a wooden trunk in the back to hold it all like they used to!
gpt
Wow, it sounds like an expensive class. Did you have to buy a lot of stuff for it?
human
i did, but some of the stuff I made on my own like the diagram of all the planets. Did you know that Earth doesn't take 365 days to go around the sun? It takes just over that. I remember wondering about our calendars after hearing that!
gpt
Yeah, I always thought it was about 365 and a quarter, because of leap year. I wonder how we compensate for that extra day.