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human
Hi, do you follow politics or current events?
gpt
A bit. How about you?
human
Yes, I was listening to the news earlier this morning had learned that a man in France managed to impersonate a government official and even sold the Eiffel Tower twice! That kind of shows that something's wrong with the system and who are those buyers?!
gpt
Ya this was definitely a very interesting con. I happened a while ago
human
*takes a step back* The government of France shall learn a thing or two from the Norwegian government who has donated a billion dollars to help save the Amazon rainforest!
gpt
I wonder how much of a difference that billion made
human
Maybe we will learn about it from the Wikileaks documents which the government had plans to destroy them and was later revealed on the site.
gpt
Perhaps. The Us government sure owns a lot of land, 86% of nevada
human
Would real estate be considered cheaper or more expensive there as a result of the government owning that much of the land there?
gpt
It simply wouldn't matter since that land wouldn't be for sale and any nearby land has to deal with all the noise bases would create. It isn't like nevada has much else
human
*takes a step back* Oh ok, that makes sense, I think some sort of concerts are held there in Nevada during the summertime, don't recall which one, but I imagine that there would be more concert attendees than the one Pink Floyd played at with no audience in 1972.
gpt
Well I'm not sure if that was meant to have a audience or not. they were in a roman amphitheater in pompeii so many it was more for the experience and maybe a music video scene
human
Yeah, it'd be crazy to think about not having an audience for a successful band like them. Linkin Park was also another successful band who played 324 concerts in a single year because of the success of their debut album
gpt
That is nothing compared to the ramones that played 2K+ concerts over 20 years
human
That is a lot compared to them, did they play at different venues like the Ancient Roman Amphitheater throughout that time?
gpt
I know they toured not stop, but I don't think they went to croatia for that
human
*raises eyebrows* Oh ok, have you ever attended any concerts? I've attended a couple and have enjoyed my experiences, even if I didn't I don't think I would sue the performers like what concert goers did for a bad Creed concert in 2002
gpt
True they were so bad there were even lawsuits
human
I wonder what came to be with that lawsuit and curious how people would go about proving that it was a bad concert, thoughts?
gpt
Probably they either filmed it or the media would publicize such an event