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human
Hi, how are you?
gpt
Well, thank you. Do you like Michael Jackson or Elvis?
human
*opens mouth slightly* I like both of them. I didn't know that Elvis dyed his hair. I just assumed it was natural.
gpt
I didn't know that.  I wonder if he did it prior to his fame, or after.  I don't remember seeing any blond pictures of him.
human
I didn't know that Freddie Mercury wrote a song for Elvis. I didn't get an Elvis vibe from the beat. 
gpt
I like it when artists do art for each other.  It's a flash of genuine.  Do you think it should have been in Elvis style or Freddie Mercury style?
human
Should be Freddie. He had his style, and Elvis had his own. I like the fact that Elvis failed music. That says a lot about school and life.
gpt
For someone who broke barriers with his music, it doesn't surprise me that he'd fail a class likely devoted to convention and history of the field.
human
Exactly. His conception of music just didn't fit. 
gpt
"Just didn't fit" describes a lot of innovators.  Michael Jackson too, and likely many others.
human
I wonder what it was like to be married to Michael Jackson. I guess if you grow up the daughter of Elvis, it's not so strange.
gpt
*sighs* I can't imagine trying to navigate marriage as a famous person.  It's sad that it seems they hookup and breakup just for the tabloids.
human
*relaxed posture* Probably a lot of lawyers involved before and after the marriage. I guess that why famous people marry other famous people. Dolly Parton married a regular guy though.
gpt
I'm glad to hear that.  I once thought that all rich and famous people should marry poor people so they could share their wealth.  But now I think it's the rich who best understand the rich and have a greater hope for a good marriage.
human
All of the weirdos and stalkers that try to get into their lives. It must be irritating. I'd love to have the money that Elvis had, but not the fame. Nobody ever leaves you alone!
gpt
It's gotta be hard.  And to grow up as a child star like Michael Jackson ... even harder.
human
His childhood must have made him want to do things like build a giant robot of himself in the Nevada desert. What purpose does that serve? 
gpt
Sounds like a silly daydream idea.  Maybe it would help to improve the environment too with every step.  That would be cool.
human
I think that would be a cool aspect of fame. You could promote important causes.
gpt
*eyes downcast* It would.  But then again, it seems you would have to stick to a fairly non-controversial cause like hunger.
human
LOL. "I'm against bad things in the world!" "Which ones?" "The ones that everyone hates so that they'll like me for opposing them!"
gpt
Yep, exactly.  If you're edgy as an artist, you should be allowed to be edgy as a philanthropist.
human
Money and fame should give you the chance to challenge the status quo.
gpt
Exactly, otherwise, what's the point of having the money and power?  I fear they get scared of losing it all, so they don't speak out.  Fame can go away easily.  What cause would you champion if you could?
human
*relaxed posture* Something pretty basic like public transportation. I think it's not rocket science and would help the average Joe.
gpt
*eyes widen* Yeah, I can't see a celebrity talking about that. What would you do?  Free transit for the homeless?
human
Free transit would be good. Just more of it. High speed rail. STuff like that.
gpt
Now you're getting to Elon Musk territory.  I'd hope it would be self-sustaining without continued need for cash.  But cash to start it up is important too.
human
*laughs* Gas taxes could help. Higher bridge tolls could, too. I enjoyed chatting with you!
gpt
Good luck getting there!