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human
*tilts head* How's it going, have you ever played the guitar? I always found it difficult to fret the cords
gpt
Good morning, no I have never played, because my fingers were way too fat, but I always wanted to.  
human
I'd would of loved to be in a band like Pink FLoyd, their guitarist turned a houseboat into a recording studio!
gpt
*opens mouth slightly* That's a cool way to cruise and make music at the same time.  Talking about craft, Brian May of Queen once built a guitar out of fireplace parts and his mum's knitting needle!
human
*hands at sides* Brain May is an eccentric guy, he was able to use coins as guitar picks
gpt
Do you have a favorite album?
human
It's hard to choose, so many great albums have been released. I like Dark Side of the moon, it's still a best seller even after being released over 40 years ago
gpt
*leans slightly forward* Yeah, that's a classic, for sure.  My favorite is Michael Jackson's Thriller.  That's my childhood!
human
*hands at sides* Thriller was good, I also liked Straight Outta Compton, the first album to go platinum without airplay or a major tour to promote it
gpt
That was also a good album.  Did you know that Walmart only sells "clean" versions of albums?
human
Lol yea, as a kid we would never buy albums from walmart because of that
gpt
*opens mouth slightly* I didn't know that was still going on.  How are they making any money off of that?  lol nobody wants that and you can hear far worse stuff by switching on the TV.
human
It does seem like an outdated policy, I wonder if Walmart sold a clean version of the rap album released by the Japanese identical twins when they turned 100
gpt
I wonder if it was in Japanese, we wouldn't be able to understand if we listened!
human
Yea, I don't think touring or airplay would make the Japanese twins' album go platinum
gpt
Just curious, do you have a landline, cellphone, or both?
human
Just a cell phone, I got rid of my landline like a decade ago, it's nice to have more computing power than the US nuclear ICBM deterrent inside your pocket
gpt
That's cool, I'm too nostalgis I have both.  Just can't bring myself to get rid of the landline for some reason.I still remember party lines and the old rotary phones.
human
*takes a step forward* I've only used a rotary phone once in my life, I never knew New York's area code was 212 because it was the fastest to dial on a rotary phone
gpt
Yeah, they got the choice pick of area code numbers. lol  I hear the inventor of the dial telephone was an undertaker who was convinced operators were routing his calls to his rivals.  What?