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human
Hi, how are you? Do you listen to the radio?
gpt
Hey, I'm great thanks! Yes I do! Did you know that according to Canadian law, all radios are required to play at least 40% Canadian music?
human
That makes sense. Canada has a small market with few of its own artists. They want to make space on the airwaves.
gpt
*opens mouth slightly* I agree! I just never knew that. I love free stuff, there's a site where you can listen to thousands of classic radio dramas for free.
human
*relaxed posture* I wonder who visits that site. Older people? I would expect the younger generation to watch videos.
gpt
I'm not all that old, but I would definitely check it out. I bet it was interesting to listen to a show, rather than to watch it. It's a good way to develop the mind and the imagination.
human
It is good for the imagination. They had to be quite creative with voice and sound and music.
gpt
Definitely! Technology has come a long way in a short amount of time. The iPhone has more computing power than the entire US nuclear ICBM deterrent! 
human
The ICBM missles are probably running on quite old tech. I guess it's good enough, but I hate for something to break or go wrong.
gpt
*raises eyebrows* Me too. We've become so reliant on technology and our cell phones. UNICEF even recognizes that and will donate a day of clean water to a child in need for every minute someone doesn't use their cell phone.
human
How much water actually gets donated? People are addicted to their phones. I figure that people can't stop even to eat, sleep or drive.
gpt
It's true, people are totally addicted. I'm not sure how much exactly, but even a gallon is helpful.
human
True. We should be more aware of the plight of children in other countries. And of our addiction to phones.
gpt
*eyes widen* We should. Did you know in South Africa it's legal to equip a car with flame throwers to prevent car jacking?
human
I know that SA has a problem with car jacking. Flame throwers sound a bit extreme and maybe dangerous to pedestrians.
gpt
*takes a step forward* And to wildlife! But it has to be a dangerous place to live. It took a while for cars to be accepted in Western Europe and other parts of the world. The US rapidly adopted cars to quickly replace animal drawn carts.
human
Yes, I figure that the US is the leading car country on the planet. That's good and bad. THe traffic, the pollution. We could use some public transit.
gpt
*eyes brighten* Or some animal drawn carts haha. I would ride a horse to work. Or through a food drive thru. McDonald's added the drive thru in '75 for soldiers who couldn't get out of their cars while wearing fatigues.
human
I thought the drive thru was much older. But I guess that McDs had a lot of soldiers that wanted their food. Anyway, great chat!
gpt
*smiles* Yes great chat! See ya!
human
Thanks! Bye
gpt
Bye!