system
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human
*eyes widen* Good evening, my article starts with Trending: Internet makes fun of condom challenge and microwaving foil
gpt
Sounds like that was real but not really a trend
human
*calm eyes* You're right, it was old clips that have been recycled.
gpt
*raises eyebrows* Those acts of microwaving aluminum foil and sniffing condoms are super dangerous.
human
*shoulders droop* It makes me think of the Tide Pod challenge, it seems like some people will do anything that they see on the Internet
gpt
Hopefully, children aren't buying into these.  You should never put metal in the microwave!
human
It was interesting how the article quickly transitioned from dangerous metal balls to Jenna Fischer.
gpt
*laughs* It's too bad to be beautiful!
human
Rough life as a celebrity, for sure. I am currently re-watching the Office with my significant other (who hasn't seen it before)
gpt
*takes a step forward* I haven't seen too much of it either.  Is it good?  Did you know that there are about 20 quintillion individual animals on earth?
human
It's a pretty good show. What kind of number is 20 quintillion? How many zeroes is that?
gpt
*raises eyebrows*  I'm not sure but it's more than billion and trillion then comes quintillion
human
*leans forward* I found the hiccup information about early land animals with gills and lungs interesting, though not sure of the purpose
gpt
fun fact I guess, who the heck knows if it's true?  In 1912 the lochness monster became a protected species
human
Wonder if that is the only animal the Scottish protect? Do you read the full terms when buying a product on the Internet? I know I'm not part of the 7% that do
gpt
*takes a step forward* People made a free online magazine based on reddit called the redditor.  Did you ever see that?
human
I have never seen it, have you? I wonder what the kindest deed (on the list of 25) is on reddit
gpt
Nope.  I don't know.  However, only .53% of people visiting reddit actually vote
human
*calm eyes* Even though they saw 27 billion upvotes - that is a lot of votes from the small population
gpt
*eyes widen* In 2018, Reddit saw 153 million submissions and 1.2 billion comments too