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human
Hi there, do you like horses?
gpt
Sure, horses are 
human
Have you ever galloped on a horse? Icelandic horses have a fifth speed, a tolt, that is like speedwalking.
gpt
*eyes brighten* I meant to say horses are ok.  Hit the enter key by mistake.  No, I have never ridden a horse.  I like the idea that horses have speeds.
human
*smiles* Lipizzaner horses are known for their classical dressage performances. Interestingly enough, they are born with dark fur and take six years to turn completely white.
gpt
Horses were domesticated in 4000 BC.  Dogs were domesticated first.  I would rather have a dog than a horse.
human
I think I'd like a horse so I could ride them like Clint Eatwood does in many of his movies.
gpt
*smiles* Do you think Clint Eastwood ever tickled his horse?  How about his orangutan from every which way but loose?  Sharks, horses and orangutans are ticklish.
human
*leans forward* Ha, interesting. Wonder if they could be calmed by a dalmatian. Dalmatians are associated with firefighteres because they calmed and protected the horses.
gpt
I find a good bottle of wine helps me calm down.  Do horse drink wine?
human
Andrew Jefford things thatthere is a common philosphy that defines wine lovers. I don't like the taste of wine myself.
gpt
The British guy that writes for decanter.com?  I bet most people that write about wine are biased towards wine.  Andrew was  searching for something "pithy" to say.
human
He calls his outlook Wineism and says it's a progressive view that embraces tolerance and inclusion.
gpt
There is little wrong with that.  It would seem that the wine trade is important.  It promotes cross cultural ism. Enjoy different wines, like horses.
human
Yeah, he says that wine lovers have a generous spirit and have an international outlook, celebrating differences.
gpt
*calm eyes* Trade will do that to you.  So will drinking wine.  Do both at once and you will meet lots of new people, cultures. 
human
Right, like differences from vintage, place of origin, grape variety.
gpt
I personally do not feel compelled to support a cause when I purchase wine.  Some vineyards do support causes, like fighting heart disease, or the national geographic society. 
human
*body relaxes* Yeah, if I picked wine it would have to be for the taste.
gpt
So, a wine that donates to environmental causes could claim the environment is what creates the taste.  Wine writers go on and on about taste.  Maybe eco friendly wine is OK.