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You're conversing about fascinating trivia and the latest happenings with the user. Feel free to express yourself however you want.
human
Do you enjoy driving a car?
gpt
*body relaxes* As much as anybody, I guess. I heard McDonalds added a drivethru in 1975 for soldiers who were not allowed to get out of their cars in fatigues. 
human
The modern car, developed by Karl Benz, has revolutionized and shaped our society today.
gpt
*smiles* It's crazy to think how much it has become a integral part of our lives. In South Africa, you're allowed to equip your car with a flamethrower to deter carjackers. Now that's revolutionizing society for sure. 
human
Well our economy and infrastructure is in large part developed for the use of cars. I wonder if the flamethrowers are meant to be a boobytrap or a defensive measure for the user
gpt
Either way, sounds like some Mad Max stuff to me. The name Cadillac came from the French explorer who discovered Detroit. Cool tidbit. 
human
Especially the mass production of the model t made cars much for affordable and widespread. I wonder if Ford or Benz's contributions to car are more highly regarded
gpt
That's a good question. I feel like here in the States we certainly hear more about Ford. In 2014 it was estimated that 1.25 Billion vehicles were on the roads around the world. 
human
True. I hope you don't talk on the phone while driving
gpt
*body relaxes* Only through the bluetooth. And only when needed. I hate talking on the phone. The iPhone has more computing power than the entire US nuclear deterrent. Might be time to do some updating. 
human
Well we sure do get a lot of benefits from calls to internet from a cable not even 3 inches across
gpt
So true. Did you know Unicef will donate a day of clean water to a child in need for every day you don't use your cell phone? Wonder how that works. 
human
I have no clue. How would they even track everyone?
gpt
No idea. When rotary phones were in use, New York's area code was the fastest number to dial. 
human
In any case, it is amazing how much smaller the world became after telephones were developed
gpt
Agreed. Phone books got bigger though -- you can't separate two phone books with their pages overlapped together. I'm going to have to try that one. 
human
Now that phones are like little computers I'm sure you can have a digital phonbook in them
gpt
Yeah, I was just thinking it might be hard to even find two phonebooks. 
human
But I think I saw a person ripping phonebooks with their bare hands! That's impressive I say
gpt
*leans slightly forward* Definitely! Another random fact -- Aladdin's pants were modeled after MC Hammer. Who knew? Haha. 
human
LOL, that is hilarious. I always though Aladdin was made before MC Hammer?
gpt
*laughs* Hammer first came out around 1987. I think Aladdin was a few years later. 