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human
How's it going? Have any interest in cars? The first car was invented by Karl Benz of Germany
gpt
Interesting. Where would we be without cars? I enjoy driving. The history of cars is earlier than in the US.
human
Yea, a lot of people automatically associate cars with the Model T and Henry Ford but not as much know it was invented in Germany
gpt
That's right. Did you know that the trunk was named because people would carry a wooden trunk on the back of their car?
human
No, had not idea although a wooden truck seems dangerous, especially in South Africa where it is legal to equip flame throwers onto cars
gpt
*raises eyebrows* Wow, can you imagine that in our culture today. People need to get more involved in entertainment. Not of the video kind, but more of the group stuff like dance, theater, etc.
human
Yea, I have playing the nes classic quite a bit, it's funny it can only display 54 colors on a large screen tv
gpt
I guess tv is more developed today. It's fun to watch a movie that was produced in black and white, and now it's been converted to beautiful color!
human
Yea, I guess the nes was quite popular, it wasn't discontinued until 2003 in Japan
gpt
I'd rather watch movies. Did you know that Ronald Reagan was rejected for a movie because he didn't come across as presidential? Ha.
human
No i had no clue, I wonder if Bill Nye has a presidential look in addition to his Steve Martin look
gpt
Ha. He is interesting to watch and kids can learn a lot from his presentations. Too bad television isn't more useful in education.
human
Yea, PBS isn't the same as it use to be when Alec Baldwin, George Carlin, and Ringo Starr narrated Thomas the Tank Engine
gpt
Do you know the Australian actor, Jason Clarke who played Ted Kennedy in the "Chappaquiddick" movie. That news story was almost devestating to Ted Kennedy's career.
human
*takes a step forward* Not much, I didn't even know they made a Ted Kennedy movie about Kennedy and Mary Jo Kopechne
gpt
Well, it was many years after the incident. I think it was just within the last year. I suppose the Kennedy name kept it from production while they were still alive.
human
*wrinkles nose* That's a shame Ted Kennedy blocked, I think it's an important story that needs to be told and Kate Mara did a good job playing Kopechne
gpt
Goes to show what drinking can do to a life. Ruins it. Even though he was not hindered in his political career, the bad notoriety continued to haunt him.
human
Yea, I wonder how well of a job the film did showing how the Kennedy family covered up the accident
gpt
*lips slightly parted* It presented the facts, but still was not condemning. The movie writers handled everything well- the love affair cover up,  the justifications, and the ambiguity.