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human
Hi there! Do you enjoy live music?
gpt
Hi, I do when I have the chance yes! I like piano jazz. There was one on the Airship Hindenburg that was made of aluminum and only weighed 356 pounds!
human
That's a clever idea, although I wonder if the altitude affected the tuning. Speaking of altitude, in 2006, a group of climbers found a piano at the top of the highest mountain in Britain.
gpt
*takes a step back* Wow, wonder who put it there!
human
I guess it's a pretty good practical joke. In 1930, the BBC must have thought it was funny when they decided there was no news worth reporting and played piano music instead one day.
gpt
Right, seems like it was a lot of work. Wonder if the piano was up there playing circus galop when no one was looking. Circus galop is a piece that is for stress testing auto pianos and cannot be played by humans. Gee, I wish there was a day without news these days.
human
Yes, the news cycle is just saturated with ridiculous drama created by Congress and the President.
gpt
We're lucky that we don't use the system where the runner up became the vice president anymore. There would be even more drama.
human
It would be entertaining. It's kind of similar to the fact that the President's guest house is actually larger than the White House.
gpt
Well I guess we can be happy that our president is not releasing pop albums while in office like the president of indonesia does.Haha
human
Considering he gave a 2 hour performance at the CPAC over the weekend, I think he'd really enjoy giving a concert!
gpt
*body relaxes* Actually I can just imagine it, to house music!
human
There's definitely an audience, although maybe there'd be some disappointed concert goers who would sue for it being so bad, like 4 people who sued Creed in 2002.
gpt
Wow! I bet the Ramones had much better concerts since they played a total of 2253 concerts over 20 years.
human
That's over 100 a year, although only a fraction of the 324 that Linkin Park played in 2001 to promote their debut album.
gpt
*raises eyebrows* I'm not too into concerts though I think I'd love to see one at an ancient roman ampitheater. There is still one in use in Croatia.
human
*relaxed posture* That would be Romantic, pun intended haha. In 1972, Pink Floyd actually recorded a concert at an ancient Roman amphitheater in Pompeii with no audience, to preserve the ruin, I imagine.
gpt
*raises eyebrows* Wow, wish I could have been a fly on the wall!
human
Yes, insects and rodents were the only ones who got to see that live. haha
gpt
Do you like concerts? I like small indoor ones, not those that are at arenas or large ampitheaters.