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human
*eyes widen* Did you play any Pacman growing up?
gpt
Hello how are you,  yeah I played some! 
human
I'm doing well. I can't believe the majority of pac-man players were female, which led to the creation of "Mrs. Pac Man." That's really cool
gpt
*takes a step back* This is pretty cool too! Pac-man creator toru iwatani wanted to turn arcades into date hangouts "that would not be intimidating to female customers." pac-man "appeals to a new generation of female players who have grown up empowered and want to be the pursuer rather than being the pursued."
human
*opens mouth slightly* Yeah, and it generated over $2.5 billion by the 90s. I wonder how that compared to other video games?
gpt
Haha at this funny fact: Pac-man was originally going to be released in the us as puckman but the name was changed out of fears the p would be vandalized into another letter.
human
Knowing the USA, and the closeness of "P" to "F", they probably made the right move haha. Did you play any other video games growing up?
gpt
Super mario bros
human
Oh awesome, I loved that game. Did you play it on the original Nintendo?
gpt
*takes a step forward* I did.  Did you know The nintendo entertainment system could display only 54 colors.
human
I did not! That's interesting. It still seems like a lot of colors haha. I wonder if you can get one still today?
gpt
*takes a step back* Maybe on ebay!  
human
*takes a step back* Haha yeah. I think discontinued selling them in the early 2000s. Probably because they had better technology at the time (one that showed more than 54 colors)
gpt
Most likely.  When caesar visited britain, around 50bc, he noted that its people bred chickens not for food, but for entertainment
human
*raises eyebrows* That's crazy! I guess before other forms of entertainment, watching chickens was the most exciting thing to do!
gpt
*takes a step back* Ronald reagan was once rejected for a movie role because an entertainment executive didn't think he had "that presidential look."
human
*takes a step forward* That's pretty ironic haha. It reminds me of other "lookalike's" in Hollywood, like Charlie Chaplin losing in a Charlie Chaplin lookalike contest and Bill Nye becoming famous for looking like Steve Martin.
gpt
*opens mouth slightly* lol  
human
Now only if I looked like a famous celebrity, maybe I could become famous!
gpt
*takes a step back* How? 
human
*relaxed posture* Well, if Bill Nye did it, it's possible.
gpt
Maybe!  Have a good one,  nice talking to you! 