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human
Did you hear about the boy that fell in a drainage pipe and was later rescued?
gpt
*takes a step forward* That was crazy. It must have been terrifying to have been lost for a half a day, and not know if anyone would find you.
human
And searching the pipes is like a maze, so over 100 workers had to look for him
gpt
I am sure that there are so many pipes and waterways underground that he could have been miles away, because some of the places have water moving at 15 mph.
human
And the family lives in Los Angeles, which is a very large metro area. No wonder it's such a maze!
gpt
*calm eyes* It is not just a maze of one level, some of the equipment they used to find the kid went down 300 feet, so there must be mazes on top of mazes.
human
So much that the police don't even know where the drain pipe goes. I'm sure someone has to have a map of that somewhere, right?
gpt
Well. a Los Angeles police Sgt. told the L.A. Times that they didn't know where the drain pipe went. They used cameras.
human
At least they have cameras set up. I bet no one suspected that abandoned maintenance shed was right over a pipe like that
gpt
That would not have been a healthy pleasant job. The kid had to go to the hospital to be decontaminated, not sure if any workers had to go too.
human
I'm glad they found him though. I'm sure his family had their eyes glued to the news station
gpt
*hands at sides* It was broadcast. The way his family found out he was safe was from a borrowed phone.
human
*tilts head* That's crazy! On another note, do you ever watch sports on TV?
gpt
Not really, I prefer TV for news and entertainment, not so much for sports and especially not for advertising.
human
I get that. I prefer playing them than watching, especially volleyball
gpt
Do you play on a team? Guys or girls, or co-ed?
human
I don't play on a set team, but when I play with friends, it's co-ed. Most of the nets are for men, but I did women's in high school, so I'm used to a net 7 inches shorter
gpt
I wondered if co-ed went with the shorter ladies net or taller guys net. Thanks for the info. Does the 7 inches seem to make a difference?
human
It does for me. I think they usually go with the men's height. Did you know that it's legal to kick the ball?
gpt
*calm eyes* I have never seen anyone kick it, but I have seen it where a person did a header like in soccer, so I knew the head must have been legal.