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You're chatting about fun facts and current affairs with the user. Feel free to add your perspective in any way you'd like.
human
I just learned that in WWII more than 1,000 employees were sent to live in luxury hotels.
gpt
Wow well that would have been nice ha ha. I live close to DC
human
I guess it was for their own protection.
gpt
Can you imagine what war would be like if technology had been better then. Look at things now. 
human
*eyes widen* It might have been even scarier. So the diplomats complained about not being able to take walks and being cooped up with other guests
gpt
They didn't like the Germans, either. Perhaps it was all that Nazi enthusiasm. In April 1942, Germans donned their finery, pinned swastika buttons to their lapels and celebrated Hitler's birthday.
human
Apparently the enemy was given luxury so that our diplomats were treated well, so that there would be reciprocity
gpt
Yes I agree..They bought lots and lots of things in the hotel stores." Solomon said a half-dozen babies were born to the confined enemy diplomats.
human
*raises eyebrows* There were even some weddings.
gpt
Death followed by birth. Them luxuries were great. 
human
Yes, it seemed that diplomats lived in luxury for about six months before being sent back to their home countries
gpt
It would be interesting to know someone who was involved you know?
human
*lips slightly parted* Yes, I would definitely want to research this topic further since it's the first I'm hearing about it
gpt
Yes you could do that in a library in your town. Can you believe A man falsely imprisoned for 10 years spent most of his time at the library to study law and prove his innocence, and then became a lawyer to help free other people who have been falsely convicted.
human
That sounds like a good cause. There are more libraries than McDonald's in the us. over half of adults have library cards. Do you have one?
gpt
I actually do but it has been over a year since I have been to one so it probably needs updated. How about you?
human
*leans slightly forward* I think I do have one somewhere. It may need to be renewed. The Public Library in Sacramento has a library of things so you can check out other things like sewing machines.
gpt
Thats cool I dont think any around me have that but it would be nice. 
human
Yes. It would reduce waste and save money to be able to check out things like that temporarily.
gpt
Yes what a great idea. It has been nice talking to ya.