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human
Hi, Did you know that YouTube originated with three guys from PayPal who later sold the site to Google?
gpt
*opens mouth slightly* I saw that fact when I read the information and I was really surprised there was a connection between PayPal an YouTube. I guess it makes sense because they are both popular companies these days.
human
I have some favorite viewing material on YouTube, but I never realized that it and Netflix peak internet viewing in North America.
gpt
I am definitely a YouTube fan. I follow about 30 channels. Are you a subscriber too, so that you can comment on other's videos or do you just surf without registering?
human
Yes, I became a subscriber about 15 years ago. Wow, that's a long time ago. In addition to personal uploads, you can even find clips from TV shows (like Saturday Night Live), documentaries, lectures, music. Lots of things.
gpt
*leans slightly forward* We also watch a lot of Netflix too. In fact almost every night we choose Netflix over normal TV channels.
human
*takes a step back* That's better than most of the junk on TV. We do the same with Pureflix. But did you know that YouTube advertised the Super Bowl. I think they must have sponsored the Super Bowl on YouTube.
gpt
No, I didn't know that. I watch the super bowl but mainly for the commercials. What is Justin Noener's 
human
I don't know that name. We watched the Super Bowl on regular channel. The commercials were pretty good, as usual, but I really enjoyed the game. Did you know that women can join in the football if they qualify?
gpt
I saw that in the article but didn't know about that. I wonder how long it will be before a women tries out? And what kind of crazy rule is it that cheerleaders have to get up a leave a resturant if a football player comes in?
human
I think it's to avoid fraternization among the players and the cheerleaders. I don't think they really have anything to do with each other. Do you think it's just the New Orleans club rul?
gpt
That's what the article said. But if they don't want them to socialize then why don't they have a rule that football players have to leave if a cheerleader comes in! I wonder why they have tracking chips to record players movements? What do they do with that information?
human
Oh, on your second question, I think that helps the statistics science. Those announcers have all that information right there when a old record is broken, how fast the ball is passed, maybe even to detect some of the late hits and helmet to helmet hits. pretty interesting.
gpt
Ah, that makes sense. They do have a ton of stats, when they are calling the game. I was so surprised that they only actually play for 11 minutes! I guess that mean the commercials get more play time than the actual game.
human
That's for sure!! Do you like horror films? I use to when I was a kid, but they are too creepy for me now
gpt
*lips pressed tightly* No! I have never liked them. I'm too scared. What movies did you like when you were a kid? 
human
*shakes head* I liked Disney, but I would watch the old Twilight Zone, Frankenstein, Dracula, The last one that I remember hating was "The Skeleton Key." Horrible!!
gpt
Yike! I still can't watch those. Isn't it interesting the Stephen King thought Bambi was a horror movie? I jsut thought it was super sad when the momma dear was killed.
human
*curls lip* Oh yes!!! That was a Disney movie, and I can't imagine Stephen King being terrified...it seems that would have been one to trigger his sick mind!
gpt
And how could that little boy not know he was acting in a horror movie? Of course, I didn't see it so maybe it isn't too surprising.
human
*eyes brighten* Yeh, that is kind of weird. I need to watch more horror movies to burn of 180 calories at a pop.  Ha. Have a good night and thanks for sharing.
gpt
*opens mouth slightly* Right! Who knew watching horror movies would be a good weight loss activity!