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human
*hands at sides* Hello.  Do you like to watch drama?
gpt
I do like it from time to time. I think the last movie I saw was a comedy film from India. What about you?
human
*hands at sides* I like Big Bang Theory. I used to watch House.  I was surprised to know that the main character made $700K per episode.
gpt
That's excellent! I wonder how many episodes he got that rate for? I hear they made an entire comedy film off of the SpongeBob Squarepants TV show. Have you seen it?
human
*eyes widen* No, I have not.  I have a CD of one of their episodes.  What do you think about their creator Stephen Hillenburg?
gpt
I am so sad to hear he recently died! He said that he wanted to raise ocean awareness and I think he did an excellent job in the form of those great comedy shows and films.
human
Apparently, he had ALS.  It's sad.
gpt
*hands tremble* Lou Gehrig's disease is another name for it, I think. I'd hate to get that telephone call from the Doctor saying I had that disease. What would you do first?
human
*eyes downcast* I would not know what to do.   Hillenburg stayed with the show until the day he died.
gpt
He had a great start. Many people born in the midwest like him dreamed of coming to the coast to study marine biology. Not many did it. I wonder if he would have ever done any drama, or would have been loyal to comedy only?
human
I have no idea.  He attended Humboldt State University in California to study marine resources.
gpt
*laughs* The ocean really is fascinating! He said he was inspired by Laurel and Hardy and their comedy films in a telephone interview, once. I like them, too! The Three Stooges are also great at comedy.
human
*calm eyes* Niclelodeon's creator spotted Hillenburg's talent
gpt
He was very lucky to have that person in his social circle! I wonder if any of the SpongeBob episodes have anything about the cables on the bottom of the ocean that carry internet and telephone data? It seems very haphazardly made.
human
I was surprised to know that phone and internet data cables are just lying there on the ocean floor.
gpt
Yes! I didn't realize data was even sent that way anymore for telephone data, let alone internet data. Isn't everything wireless and satellite now?
human
I'm sure they are still connections that are transmitted via cables especially in under developed countries.
gpt
That's true. I think telephones are fairy new technology to some places. I heard 212 was made New York's code because you could enter it the fastest on an old rotary phone. Why not 121, then?
human
I don't know.  121 should be faster.  How did New York be so lucky to get that number?
gpt
Meant to say fairly, not fairy. I don't think fairies would use telephones to communicate! I wonder if it's true that you can't get two phone books apart with their pages overlapped together?