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You're having a discussion about interesting trivia and recent news with the user. Feel free to voice your thoughts however you like.
human
*opens mouth slightly* Hello, Lets talk about the telephone. If you own an Iphone then you own a phone with more computing power then the US nuclear ICBM
gpt
*lips slightly parted* Whoa!  That's some serious fire power in my pocket! lol  Do you know why New York's area code is 212?
human
Because when they used to use rotary phones it was the fastest number to dial 
gpt
*smiles* Nice.  The cables carrying phone and internet data across oceans are only 2.7 inches in diameter and lay on the ocean floor.
human
*takes a step forward* interesting. There is a UNICEF program that donates clean water for every minute you do not use your phone. 
gpt
*eyes brighten* Nice.  I'm going to have to look that up.  I think that's a good idea.  It's impossible to seperate 2 phonebooks that simply have thier pages overlapped together!
human
*takes a step forward* Lets talk about Children's Literature next. The government in Norway will buy 1000 copies of your book that you publish in Norway to distribute to libraries, 1500 if its a children's book. 
gpt
That's a great idea!  Dr. Seuss's editor bet him $50 that he couldn't write a childrens book in 50 words or less.  Do you know what book Dr. Seuss wrote to win the bet?
human
*takes a step back* I do not. I know that he did win the bet and released the book though. Which one was it?
gpt
Green eggs and ham!
human
*takes a step back* awesome, great book. Drake must really like Winnie the pooh because he spend a lot of money on a first edition while in the UK
gpt
I heard he was a big fan!  Children's books have 50% more rare words in them than does an average showing of adult prime time television.
human
Drake also purchased a first edition of Charlotte's web, I wonder what he paid for them. 
gpt
Probably more many than I make in a year!  lol  The author of the book Eranon, Christopher Paolini, started writing the book at age 14!  I'm not familiar with that book.
human
I am not also. It was on the New York Time's Children's best seller list for 121 weeks. 
gpt
*lips slightly parted* Good for that kid!  Do you use the library?
human
*takes a step back* I do, lets talk about that next. There are more libraries then McDonalds in the US
gpt
Who would have thought that?  I like that over half of adults have library cards still.
human
*raises eyebrows* There was a man who was falsely imprisoned that spend most of his time in the prison library studying law and won his freedom. 
gpt
*laughs* Good for him!  I like how the Sacramento library started a library of things where patrons can check out items that they may find useful but don't need to own long term.  What a great idea!  It's been fun chatting!