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human
*eyes widen* Hi, how are you doing this evening? Are you interesting in our bright yellow friend, the sun, who comes every day to say hi to us?
gpt
Hey there, pretty well here and how are you? Yes I am very much but I will have to say the white friend that appears to be yellow.
human
It's trickery played on us by the sky, which scatters light and changes the sun's appearance. In this day and age, people would say that's insensitive.
gpt
Yup that is very true. But as far as its energy goes, that still remains tremendous since we only need one second if it to function for 500 000 years
human
It would be great to capture that energy, but where would we put it all. It seems impossible to keep it here on earth.
gpt
I know, that would have been epic to do. On the other hand as hot as the sun is lightning is even hotter
human
Lightning could be the way to go to collect energy. Can we set up towers to grab it from the sky? That would be good. 
gpt
I think so and maybe better for the environment too. Yes the sun is pretty small compared to the biggest star in galaxy, only 1 bilionth of it
human
The sun is big enough for me. Size doesn't matter in my book. I like even the smallest suns. 
gpt
It is still a powerful star. How about online shopping, do you ever use Amazon?
human
I have used Amazon. The company is growing and soon will be bigger than the Sun. 
gpt
*tilts head* It is so big. And the CEO built a clock in a mountain. I wonder why though
human
He wants to be remembered 10,000 years from now. Plus he will upload his consciousness to that clock.
gpt
Maybe. Did you know they also own IMDB?
human
I'm not surprised. They can acquire just about anything now. Maybe the USPS in a couple of years.
gpt
You never know, they already have a contract with them to deliver on SUndays
human
*relaxed posture* The postal workers must get double overtime or something to work on Sundays. I'm amazed. Amazon must really need the deliveries.
gpt
Yes they really seem to. And the warehouse workers walk a lot, up to 15 miles a day
human
*hands at sides* They must be in pretty shape after a couple of months. I guess they must get pretty quick at grabbing things.
gpt
Yup I bet too. The first Amazon customer spent less than $30 and got a building named after him
human
A dubious honor. I would rather have a bunch of free stuff, or Amazon Prime for lifetime! Thanks for the chat.
gpt
Same here, have a good one.