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human
Hey, how are you?
gpt
I am doing well, how are you?
human
Well, thanks. Mcdonalds' added drive-thru in 1975 to accommodate soldiers who were not allowed to get out of their cars while wearing their fatigues. I have a theory, see if you agree, this would have been at the end of the Vietnam war or after it when the US was anti-war. Do you think that was the reason for the drive thru?
gpt
I have heard that too, that was nice of them. I think so as well, plus it might make a good publicity stunt
human
Yeah. I heard that the other day and had no idea and it really bothered me until I thought of the Vietnam war, which explained it...
gpt
Yeah that is an odd year to implement it I suppose
human
*eyes widen* Speaking of odd... It is legal in south-africa to equip your car with flame-throwers to prevent carjacking.
gpt
I have heard that as well, that is a real good indicator of what it is like over there
human
That would be the worst! Not sure I would ever car jack
gpt
I get it. Carjacking is scary, cars are not cheap by any stretch!
human
*smiles* The car brand cadillac was named after french explorer antoine de la mothe cadillac who founded detroit. 
gpt
*opens mouth slightly* that is very interesting, who thinks of these last names though!
human
*laughs* I am not sure, it would be interesting to find out though... New york's area code is 212 because it was the fastest number to dial on a rotary phone
gpt
that is interesitng, did they have to bid for that area code you think?
human
*eyes brighten* No, East coast bias... Plus they were probably the first to get phones so they just chose it...
gpt
That makes sense, it was a big city even back then. I have heard Unicef donates water to children for not using your phone
human
Wow, that's really generous. I wonder what the criteria for the donation is...
gpt
I am not sure, I need to look into it, I barely use my phone!
human
You could help thirsty kids! The cables carrying phone and internet data across oceans are only 2.7 inches in diameter and just lay on the ocean floor.
gpt
really? that is very surprising to me, maybe sharks break the internet haha
human
*leans slightly forward* I think we could all use some time away from screens so it may be a welcome site...
gpt
I agree, but that might cost people money, so lets be better under our own power!