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human
hi how are you? do you like cars?
gpt
I'm great how are you? Yeah cars are cool. The year 1886 is regarded as the birth year of the modern car.
human
that would be Benz. the guy was a legend. every car company owes a debt to benz.
gpt
Yeah and it explains why that is such a luxury car brand today. One of the first cars offered to everyone though was the 1908 model T. A good old Ford.
human
ford can up with a great car, mass produced it, and help the common man. 
gpt
Always help in the common man very cool. I wonder why cars took so long to be accepted in Western Europe?
human
i think it might be the cost? you have to park it, have the roads to drive it on, pay for gas, which is expensive there. i dont know.
gpt
That's a good guess. McDonald's first out of the drive-through 1975. I wonder if it took longer to open in Europe just like the cars?
human
*relaxed posture* i bet fast food was not a big thing there. they have a lot of cafes and small restaurants. i think americans like the idea of driving and eating.
gpt
Yeah that's true they also walk a lot more and that's why they're not as sedentary. If you live in South Africa go ahead and put a flamethrower on your car because it's legal.
human
I would love to see one of those cars in action. how far to the flames go? how often do you need to reload?
gpt
Yes I need to speak to a South African about this. Carjacking must be a real problem.
human
*relaxed posture* i guess it is. it would be cool to cruise the drive thru with a flamethrower car though.
gpt
*lips slightly parted* Yeah that would be epic. The trunk of the car is called that because old cars used to have wooden trunks on the back. Oh how far they have come now.
human
is that true? i should look up pictures of old cars. in the uk, they call it the boot. that is a strange name. were there boots on the cars?
gpt
*takes a step forward* Yes that is an interesting reference but I don't understand. The car brand Cadilac was named after the French explorer who founded Detroit. Doesn't sound French to me LOL.
human
*relaxed posture* it doesnt sound french to me either, but perhaps his family came from another country and then settled in france. he then came to america. travel was in his blood.
gpt
That's a very good point you bring up. Back in the 20th century when cars first came into Global use it caused a dependent on them for developed economies. I can't even imagine our economy without cars!
human
neither can I. i hope that we get more public transport to reduce the traffic, but we need cars! anyway, great chat!
gpt
*smiles* Agree with you 100%. If you need practice driving play the video game gran turismo because it seems to be very realistic. Great chatting with you as well. Enjoy this glorious day!
human
Ok, will do! Gran turismo. Ill check it out. Have a good day!
gpt
Bye!