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human
Hi, have you ever seen the movie 'A Wrinkle in Time"?
gpt
*raises eyebrows* hi, do you like travel?
human
Sure do, some of my top bucketlist destinations include Austria, Australia, Iceland but Iceland would be too expensive since you'd have to take domestic flights to get between major towns.
gpt
yeah , too bad for those guys that do not have a car there
human
*leans forward* Yeah, maybe knowing there's no public rails, the flights are subsidized. The Wow Air flights sure seem like a great travel flight deal.
gpt
yeah that is true, make it affordable. have you ever been to japan?
human
No I haven't Have you? Japan seems expensive to me, but I do love Japanese food so that's also on my bucketlist as well.
gpt
*tilts head* yeah I have but did not travel around by car, which is a good things because apparently it can get expensive
human
Why would traveling by car get expensive? I don't think I would travel by car there since they have a great public transportation system. It'd also be dangerous since the roads are the opposite of the US.
gpt
they do and that is true but there are many tolls and if yiu travel the country you have to pay $300 by the end of the trip
human
$300 USD? That seems way overpriced! I think I'd rather go to Disneyland with that. The company was actually founded by two brothers, it's amazing what they managed to accomplish, I love all their films.
gpt
that is true. have you seen the movie wall-e?
human
Yes I have and I really enjoyed it, if you were to ask me what my favorite Pixar movie is, that'll be a very tough question. Bill Nye, the science guy, was a science consultant for Flubber, I wonder if he was also the consultant for Wall-E.
gpt
Hmm that is insteresting actually. do you know how he got into the entertainment industry?
human
Was it for being the consultant for Flubber?
gpt
it was actually, he won a steve martin lookalike contest
human
*takes a step back* I don't think I see the resemblance between those two. I read somewhere that someone can read at a speed of 4700 words per minute! That's actually the world record for the time being.
gpt
oh yeah that is anne jones, she is quick for sure
human
*raises eyebrows* I wonder how much of that information that she reads is actually retained. In the 18th century, her skills for reading would be considered a moral panic! 
gpt
Yeah, go figure. and now we are in panic because youth are not reading enough