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human
Do you have any opinions on the crime drama "White Boy Rick"?  
gpt
No I haven't seen it, someone told me it was good, what about you?
human
*curls lip* I haven't seen it either but it's not a genre I particularly am inclined to watch.  It has dark humor, drug addicts and people that get shot requiring them to wear colostomy bags.  I'll pass... I like sitcoms...
gpt
haha ya I agree with you there, did you ever play any games by Blizzard?
human
*tilts head* Not that I know of... Is that on the 54-color Nintendo System?  Just joking...
gpt
haha nope, they make computer games like Warcraft and Starcraft, and give swords and shields to their employees
human
That's an interesting perk.  I was thinking again of the aforementioned crime drama.  It has appearances by Bruce Dern.   I do like him. 
gpt
oh ya Bruce Dern is cool, I liked him in Django and also Hateful Eight, any other good movies with him?
human
The Cowboys?  He has many I just can't recall.  "White Boy Rick"  is 110 minutes long so it's not a huge investment in time. 
gpt
oh is he in that movie? If so I guess I'll watch it, did you ever go to Chuck E Cheese?
human
I did when my kids were kids.  Don't miss those outings much.  As an aside, can you believe the Hugh Laurie made $700K per episode of House?  Is anyone worth that kind of wages?
gpt
*opens mouth slightly* no that is crazy! these actors make a lot but some give back, like Patrick stewart who teaches an acting class in the UK
human
How about that rascal Michael Caine becoming an actor so he could hit on the hottest girls.  I like him -- he's a great actor so it worked out. 
gpt
*raises eyebrows* haha ya he had the right idea, Jon Hamm also was interesting he was a drama teacher in high school before he hit it big
human
There was a kid in my HS named John Hamm.  He had a reading problem.  Speaking of reading, it's hard to believe the spread of people reading novels in the 18th century caused a moral panic.  What were they reading?
gpt
*laughs* haha ya imagine if people were scared that so many were reading nowadays, I would just laugh haha
human
I think it's the other way around.  We are now fearing illiteracy.  Everything is on the internet like where one can listen to thousands of episodes of classic radio dramas.  One has to listen, not read.
gpt
ya for sure, did you hear the story behind Braile? I guess it was created when the guy was only 15
human
I know that's amazing.  I thought it had something to do with Helen Keller... Dunno.  
gpt
*smiles* ya the creators name was Louis Braille and so ya it was named after him