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You're discussing cool trivia and the latest events with the user. Feel free to comment in any manner that feels right.
human
*lips slightly parted* Hey how are you? How did you feel when you read Sugarland is back together?
gpt
They got back together? That's great news. It's nice they worked out those differences and decided to make music together again.
human
They did, Kristian bush  and Jennifer Nettles were at the 2018 CMT music awards. I never knew they broke up to be honest.
gpt
Yeah I heard they released a new album, "Bigger". I think that means they have 6 albums now. Hope it's good.
human
*opens mouth slightly* Yah, I saw on my stubhub app they were playing at the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas a week after releasing their new album. Netles seems pretty progressive, hopefully she can make the fans think outside the box too!
gpt
Yeah, I heard Nettles said that Art was intended to be polarizing and provocative. But I also heard their current tour also uses their top hits from before as well and they say it fits with their new stuff.
human
That's pretty cool to think about, art is supposed to be polarizing but so many people want it to just be what they're all about. Stuck like Glue is a really good song! Do you think you'd go see them on their tour called "Still the Same Tour"
gpt
*smiles* Yeah that might be fun to see the "Still the same tour". I could hear their new album too - though it's funny they're still called albums after going from records to cds to digital like today.
human
For sure, did you see the area code for New York, it's 212 becasue it was the fastest number to dial on a rotary phone. I wonder how I got my area code of 563
gpt
*eyes brighten* There's all kinds of strange things about phones like that. There's litterally phone lines and internet cables just lying on the ocean floor and used for international calls.
human
True, I never thought of that until I saw a video of how they are laid. I thought it'd all be by satellites now or something, it's just crazy how it's just there. I wonder what would happen if we saw something similar on Mars but it was billions of years old ?
gpt
Phone lines on Mars from an ancient civilization? Sounds like a great book or movie. The cables are pretty small as well, only like 2 or 3 inches around. They're thousands of miles long though.
human
Yah, the universe is billions of years old and has started over at least 10 times according to some scientists, it's just hard to think about. I wonder how often they break? 
gpt
I've heard they break all the time and sometimes pirates or trolls break them too. But they're easy to fix, I've heard. The phone and internet companies always have repair boats ready.
human
I wish people would not do that, I wonder why it is so hard to seperate two phonebooks that simply have their pages overlapped together? 
gpt
Hmm... yeah I wonder on that one as well. I've heard that fact a few times before but I'm not sure why it's the case. Mabye if they are all overlapped at once the effect multiplies?
human
I'm sure it does, maybe a lot of friction or something too? 
gpt
Not sure... though I do know how an iphone can have more power than the US ICBM department. I phones are new, while the nuke's computers are from the 70s or something so they can't be hacked by modern technology.
human
That's pretty interesting, I never really thought much about that to be honest. It's been great talking with you though, I hope you have a great rest of the night!
gpt
*body relaxes* Thanks to you as well. Hope you have a great rest of the night as well.