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human
Have you ever had to call New York using a rotary phone? 
gpt
No I have actually never had to call someone in New York before. Come to think of it I have never used a rotaryphone. It's amazing to think that the inventor of the dial telephone was convinced phone operators routed his calls to rival businesses!
human
Hilarious. Well an iphone has more computing power than the entire US nuclear ICBM deterrent. 
gpt
Wow, it is so mind blowing how powerful our technology is these days! One thing that surprised me is that there is no relationship between cell phone connection quality and the "bars of service". Isn't that odd?
human
Interesting. What is the relationship? I've never heard of this.
gpt
*eyes widen* Yeah I always thought the bars at the top of the phone indicated the cell signal quality and therefore cell reception but I guess not. Apparently dolphins are able to communicate with each other over the phone too. Pretty cool.
human
*lips slightly parted* Wow, I didn't know that. Did you know it is legal in South Africa to equip your car with a flame-thrower? 
gpt
haha no I did not no that-what a crazy site that would be to see! Another weird fact is that it is illegal to warm up your car in Ohio-what an odd law!
human
Really? I've never heard of this. Why? 
gpt
No idea maybe because when people warm up their cars and then go back inside the cars commonly get stolen. It is interesting how things vary by country. For example in India, the horns have to be very durable because they are used so often. I barely ever use my horn!
human
Yeah, that is pretty crazy. Do you listen to AM radio?
gpt
*takes a step back* Rarely. What about you? I am more into FM. Do you know the band Hanson? They sang MMmbop. One time their song was the most requested song on a station in Chicago because the djs didn't reveal the band name!
human
Interesting. Or was it because in Canada they require 40% of the music being played to be Canadian?
gpt
Wow that is an interesting requirement. The radio was very popular in the past but not so much anymore. There is even a station that translates solar activity into sound so you can listen live to the suns music. Would you listen?
human
*lips slightly parted* Yeah, I would listen to that, but I thought it was for Jupiter? 
gpt
*eyes widen* Oh interesting. Not sure. It would be fun to listen to both. Did you know one of the top radio acts of the 1930s was a ventriloquist? That is hard to for me to imagine because it doesn't seem like that would be entertaining!
human
No, which one was it? Soldiers used to listen to the radio using a razorblade and pencil. 
gpt
*raises eyebrows* Oh wow that is hard to believe-those soldiers must have been so smart to set that up! I am also a fan of Bill Murray and he voiced the human torch in the Fantastic 4 radio show!
human
*eyes widen* Yeah, he was great in the movie Groundhog day. Did you see it? 
gpt
*opens mouth slightly* I don't think I ever saw Groundhog Day but I will have to add it to my list of movies I need to watch! I wonder how many radio shows Bill Murray has done in his lifetime. Probably doesn't compare to Bing Crosby -in 1948 his recordings filled over half of all the radio time!