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human
Hi! Do you like to golf?
gpt
I don't really know much about the sport. I've never played it. How about you?
human
no, seems like a rich persons sport to me. The average american golf course consumes around 312,000 gallons of water per day. That is a lot of water!
gpt
Probably in hot climates, too, where water is scarce. Yep, it's a rich person's sport. I bet we could use that land for something productive.
human
Like growing food! Golf courses in america make up more land space than rhode island and delaware combined
gpt
Those are pretty small states, but that's still a lot of land. I didn't know that Babe Ruth was a golfer. I guess he could hit a ball anywhere.
human
True! Samuel l. jackson puts a golf clause in his film contracts that allows him to play golf twice a week during production! Wow.
gpt
*tilts head* I'm not surprised. He wears a lot of clothes that make him look like a golfer. Are you into cars?
human
*takes a step back* Not much, you?  Cars became widely available in the early 20th century.
gpt
I think cars are going to change dramatically during the next century. Different fuel, AI controlled, less congestion on the freeway. 
human
That would be nice. The trunk of your car is called that because old cars used to have wooden trunks on the back.
gpt
that's a funny term for it. In England, they call the trunk the "boot." I don't think they had a boot at the back of the car. 
human
Thats true. Their language is a bit different. American language is so frank.t is legal in south-africa to equip your car with flame-throwers to prevent carjacking.
gpt
If I lived in South Africa, I would equip my car with flame-throwers.
human
me too! Jann mardenborough became a professional race car driver by beating 90,000 people in the video game gran turismo.
gpt
*takes a step back* How long does it take to play against 90,000 people? Seems like the hard way to become a race car driver.
human
probably years. I bet he started young. When caesar visited britain, around 50bc, he noted that its people bred chickens not for food, but for entertainment
gpt
*opens mouth slightly* I guess the Brits had another source of food besides chickens. And not a whole lot of entertainment.
human
*opens mouth slightly* no it's not! The nintendo entertainment system could display only 54 colors.
gpt
I think Nintendo has come a long way, enough though they kept the NES around until 2003! Who was still playing it then?