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human
Hello. I always like learning more about how things came to be. For example pilgrims clothing was colorful and they wore black for special occasions.
gpt
That's interesting, I heard Greeks made asbestos clothing.
human
That sounds dangerous, I wonder if they got mesothelioma? Apple even had a clothing line in 1986.
gpt
I wouldn't be surprised if they did.  I think I remember their clothes.
human
*takes a step forward* Oh nice. Rip Curl makes clothes in North Korea, didn't even know that was allowed!
gpt
Yeah that's strange, but it makes sense. They probably can get really cheap labor there.
human
*opens mouth slightly* Yeah good point. The label actually says made in China so it must be a contentious subject.
gpt
I heard the plain grey shirt Mark Zuckerburg wears all the time costs between $300 to $400.
human
Wow that is so ridiculous. I want to live in Hawaii because the official business attire is the aloha shirt.
gpt
That's cool. I wish they had that at my company. I wonder what they were on casual Fridays?
human
Good question, maybe they don't even have casual Fridays. Shirts can also have symbolic value like in China the gangs used to layer as many shirts as they could.
gpt
I heard the t-shirt was invented in 1904.
human
Very cool I am definitely glad they invented it. In British English a shirt is more of a collared button-down shirt.
gpt
I also heard that people would do their laundry by putting their clothes in the Old Faithful geyser and watch it erupt with clean clothes. 
human
That would be very satisfying. I would actually want to do the laundry then. Polo shirts were actually invented by a tennis player, so why are they called tennis shirt?
gpt
*leans slightly forward* That's funny. They should it worked well for tennis shoes. 
human
Yes exactly. Well it wasn't until later that the shirt was adopted by polo players and thus got its name.
gpt
*eyes brighten* That makes sense, I heard a guy tried to avoid the bagging charge at in airport by wearing 70 item of clothing. That's a little too much.
human
*raises eyebrows* Wow that seems very excessive he must've been huge. Apparently the button down is where the collar tips fastened to the body of the shirt where as the button up does not.
gpt
That's interesting, I never knew that. 