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human
Hi, how are you today? Are you interested in cars?
gpt
*laughs* Hello - I am good today thank you. I am interested in cars. What about you?
human
*calm eyes* Cars can be fun. The names of the parts have an interesting origin sometimes.
gpt
*eyes widen* I agree. Did you know the trunk of a car got its name because cars used to have wooden trunks?
human
That makes sense. But in England they call it the boot. I wonder where that name came from. Would you ever drive in South Africa?
gpt
I'm not sure if they have car jackings and allow for flame throwers lol.
human
I guess cars could battle it out with flame throwers. Massive combat in the streets. Certainly would make the drive thru an interesting experience.
gpt
*raises eyebrows* LOL that would be fun to watch! Did you know Cadillac was named after a French explorer?
human
I guess it is a French-sounding name, like Detroit. I wonder if Pontiac was named after a Frenchman too. 
gpt
*takes a step back* It could have been. There's a race car driver who became a professional by beating 90,000 people in a video game.
human
How does a video game even prepare you for the risks of the real track? It's probably fun, but you're not going to die from a video game.
gpt
*takes a step forward* I have no idea on that one. I agree in that there's no way a video game can prepare you for professional racing.
human
Are you interested in shoes and clothing?
gpt
I am to an extent. I saw that Pilgrim clothing was full of color and that they only wore black on special occasions. 
human
The Pilgrims were probably like everyone else. They liked wearing nice clothing. Why did Apple have a line of clothing back in 1986? And who wore it?
gpt
*takes a step forward* I bet Apple's clothing line failed miserably. Rip Curl makes clothing in China but their tags say North Korea.
human
I think it's the other way around for Rip Curl. It's illegal to work with North Korea, so they hide the work by labeling the clothes "Made in China."
gpt
That's a good point. There is a store in Alabama that only sells clothes, cameras, etc. found in unclaimed baggage from airports. 
human
I bet there are some finds at that store. I wonder how the prices are. I bet some people could find their own clothes there.
gpt
*raises eyebrows* 5000 year old shoes perform better than modern shoes.
human
I don't think we'd find 5,000 year old shoes at the unclaimed baggage store, but you never know.
gpt
It was good talking to you!