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human
Hi, how are you?
gpt
I'm fine. Do you like to travel? What is your favorite method of travel? I prefer to fly even if it can be a headache.
human
I hate to fly (fear of crashing) but it is my favorite form of travel because of the ease. Do you have a favorite airline?
gpt
Not really I just take what's cheapest. For long distances it's best though. For medium distances train is fine. I was really surprised to learn iceland has no rail service, but flights there are so cheap it was still easy to move from city to city.
human
Me too! did you hear about the train stuck on the tracks for 36 hours in oregon last week?
gpt
Yes that is a long time to be stuck. I'd really like to go to Japan this year but it's so expensive. Never mind flying or taking the train just to drive across mainland japan you will incur more then $300 in tolls!
human
You could go to Mackinac island. They do not allow cars!
gpt
*body relaxes* I actually only live a few hours away from there but I've never been. Might be fun to take a horse drawn carriage.
human
I did a google search of the real estate there and it's pretty nice. Like $1M homes...
gpt
Wow. I would have thought it would be real cheap since it's so isolated. The only thing that sucks about traveling is leaving my animals. Animals are so interesting.
human
There's about 20 quintillion animals on earth! That's a lot. What kind of animals do you have?
gpt
Cats, Dogs, Fish. I wish I could have more pets. There are 1.5 million different species but about 1 million are bugs. I guess that means I'm not fond of 2/3rds of all species.
human
Do you animals have white patches on their forehead? They get that when they are domesticated.
gpt
Interesting. I did not know this! There is so much information out their on animals. Sometimes I wish I was a zoologist.
human
The loch ness monster is a protected species!
gpt
Yes I read that, it has been for a long time. 1900 something I believe is when they protected them. I guess that's the reason I never pursued zoology. While it's interesting it's just so much reading. 
human
You would like Germany then. They are the first country in the world to universally give animals guaranteed rights!
gpt
*leans slightly forward* I've been there before. It's very nice. Lots of great ways to travel across the country trains, boats, planes it's also very bike friendly which is a good way to explore.
human
*leans forward* I would love to visit there. What part would you recommend?
gpt
Start in Berlin and then see where that leads you. You might want to check out some books on Germany first though there are lots of good recent travel books you can download.