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human
Do you like to go on road trips by car?
gpt
*laughs* Yes I love to go on road trips!  What about you?
human
Yes, can you imagine what it was like going on a road trip decades ago in a 1908 Model T?
gpt
*laughs* It sure would have been a different experience than today that's for sure.  The Model T was manufactured by Ford.
human
*tilts head* I heard the first McDonald's drive thrus were made for soldiers.
gpt
Yes.  Back in 1975 so they could accomodate soldiers who were not allowed to get out of their cars.  Did you know that the trunk of car is called that because in the old days cars used to have wooden trunks on the back?
human
That's really cool! I wonder what most people kept in them? Was it for dirty car stuff or maybe clothes and supplies?
gpt
*laughs* LOL  who knows?  In South Africa it's legal to equip your car with a flame thrower to prevent carjacking.  Could you imagine that?
human
I can't imagine! Have you heard that it is impossible to overlap two phone books' pages together and then separate them? I wonder if that's just a myth?
gpt
*body relaxes* I never knew that!  New York's area code is 212 because it was the fastest to dial on a rotary phone back in the day.
human
I have heard that but shouldn't the number be 121, then? Did you know that Earth is the 3rd planet from the sun?
gpt
lol I did know that about the earth!  A sad note is that more than 80 percent of the earth's natural forests have already been destroyed.
human
That's very sad! I remember learning we are 3rd from the sun at school, but then there was a tv show called that, too. I also learned most of Earth is covered by water.
gpt
*leans slightly forward* I remember that show!  3rd Rock from the Sun.  I thought it was funny.  When Earth was first formed a day was only 5.5 hours long.  Interesting.
human
Sometimes I think American Dad is influenced by that show! The first days were not even 6 hours long on Earth? You could relive that in Alaska, sort of!
gpt
*body relaxes* Yes.  Always wanted to visit there and I love American Dad. Funny show!  Earth will be virtually helium free by the end of the 21st century.
human
LOL Did you know that Earth's core is solid iron?
gpt
*leans slightly forward* LOL  I didn't know that.  I know that 71 percent of the Earths surface is covered with water.
human
Wow, that is a lot! Do you think they could the ice caps as part of the water on Earth?
gpt
I would think so since the majority of the polar regions are covered in ice, which includes the Antarctic ice sheet and the sea ice of the Arctic ice pack.