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You're discussing cool trivia and the latest events with the user. Feel free to comment in any manner that feels right.
human
How's it going, did you know Karl Benz was the first person to patent the car?
gpt
I didn't.  It makes sense... Did you know that McDonald's developed drive-thus to help soldiers?  I helped me too.
human
Yea, apparently Mcdonalds invented the drive thru in 1975, I thought the drive thru existed before then
gpt
The had drive in things with people on roller-skates in the 50's.  Way back they actually put trunks in the "trunk".  
human
Driving with a wooden trunk must of been unsafe, I wonder what happened when someone crashed into it?
gpt
*opens mouth slightly* I bet your stuff went everywhere... It's probably safer than having a flame-thrower on one's car like if S. Africa.  It's actually legal there to prevent carjacking.
human
Safer but not nearly as much fun as having a flamethrower equipped to your car
gpt
Yeah, for sure.  But it would fit with banging out the rap as you cruised the streets.  Do you like rap?
human
Yea, Tupac is my favorite, nice to know his music is in the library of congress
gpt
Funny, Busta Rhymes did the voice of the Reptar Wagon in the Rugrats 1998 movie.
human
Lol, I didn't know Busta was the Reptar wagon, I wonder how much he got payed for such a small role
gpt
Don't know... Did you know Eminem wanted to be a comic book artist before he was a rapper?
human
No but I did know Eminem was a huge comics fan, his favorite hero is Spider-man
gpt
*takes a step forward* Rap is definitely international... Korean rappers invented a new freestyle called "compliment battle."
human
That sounds pretty awful, I hope Korean Compliment battles don't make it to the US
gpt
It probably sounds like a cat fight... Are you into basketball?
human
*eyes widen* Yea, I love watching college ball, apparently Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's got the dunk ban in college ball
gpt
In New Zealand their basketball team is nicknamed "The Tall Blacks".  I'm not sure that would fly in the US.
human
*hands at sides* That's crazy, not as crazy as 39 of the highest paid state employees being a college football or basketball coach
gpt
*opens mouth slightly* Yeah, they get paid a lot at some schools.  Funny, the only losing coach at KU was the guy that invented the game. 