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human
Do you like to go to the library?
gpt
I love going to the library, though I tend to borrow things that have digital copies nowadays. It's a relief to me to find out that over half the adults in the US have library cards
human
I agree.  I also find it comforting that there are more libraries than McDonalds.
gpt
I would like to see more "library of things" like in Sacramento. Books and DVDs are nice, but being able to borrow other things such as sewing machines would increase the popularity of libraries
human
I agree.  It would be a huge help to people too.  If they kept it in the same place, it could also get people into reading too.
gpt
I wonder how popular the libraries in Norway are. They have an incentive that if you publish a book there, the government will be 1000 copies just for the libraries
human
And even more if it is a children's book!  I think that is so cool.  
gpt
Almost as cool as the falsely imprisoned man who studied the law solely from a library. Doing that for 10 years gave him the information he needed to prove his innocence
human
I like that he helped others in the same situation afterwards.  Did you heard about Gladstone?  
gpt
The UK PM who wheelbarrowed 32,000 of his own books from his home to his library?
human
*hands at sides* Yeah, that is some commitment.  He really wanted to bring books to those who had no books, according to his daughter.
gpt
That's pretty incredible. I love that libraries still do that, even through apps on our phones!
human
It is really incredible what our phones can do these days.  We truly have everything at our fingertips
gpt
*hands at sides* Not just that, but the way that our phones now connect with our cars is very convenient
human
It is.  I can even see my car's mileage and next service through my phone.  It is kind of crazy.  Do you know why the drive through was created?
gpt
Wasn't it McDonalds that created it first?
human
It was, due to soldiers not being able to exit their cars in fatigues.
gpt
That's fairly genius of them since they would have attracted all those solders! 
human
Definitely.  In south Africa it is actually LEGAL to put flame throwers on your car to prevent car jackings.
gpt
Carjacking must be a serious problem there for that to be a viable solution. I wonder if that's a common alarm system, or if it's something that's merely legal, but no one really attempts
human
I'm not sure.  Or just even knowing it is a possibility might prevent a few. 
gpt
*relaxed posture* Good point and good chat!