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human
*frowns* Did you hear about actor Anton Yelchin getting ran over by his own Jeep Grand Cherokee?
gpt
What? How did that happen? I think the reason I haven't heard is because I'm not too familiar with who that actor is.
human
*relaxed posture* He played Chekov in the newer Star Trek movies.
gpt
Oh, that's who Anton Yelchin is. How did his own car run him over?
human
There was some issue with the gear system. I guess the stick didn't settle into position and he must have been in front of it when it moved forward. 
gpt
Oh my goodness! That sounds like the fault of the car itself, did his family try to sue the car maker?
human
*frowns* Yes and they reached a an undisclosed settlement with Chrysler. It went into his foundation. 
gpt
Wow, dod you know if a recall system was deployed for other similar cars for the same issue? 
human
Yes there was a recall.  I think he probably liked the fact that the first space shuttle was named the "Enterprise". 
gpt
*takes a step forward* That's a cool know, I wonder if the space shuttles have an "aggressive" mode like what Google's self-driving cars have or at least a turbo mode.
human
I doubt it, NASA's pretty conservative. 
gpt
*opens mouth slightly* Does the conservativeness hold true for Ohio because it's illegal to warm up your car there, so much for remote start buttons.
human
I think that's because cars kept getting stolen.  Stupid to ban it for the entire state.  One can get a flame-thrower for their can in South Africa. 
gpt
Oh, that's the reason why it was banned?! I thought it had to do with global warming or something. Flame-throwers are a little excessive for combatting stolen cars, they should copy India and just create a new car horn to withstand the heavy use
human
*raises eyebrows* That too probably.  It does seem extreme.  Also extreme is a fake flute in Star Trek, worth $300, sold for $50,000. 
gpt
That is absurd! Do you think anything from the movie franchise Terminator is of value like that or at least could be sold for that amount of money?
human
I'm sure... Arnold only made $75K in the first one and $15M in the next two. That's quite a raise...
gpt
*lips slightly parted* I wish I got a raise that steep at work. What happened between the two to warrant that raise?
human
Yeah, me too.  I guess the popularity of the first one.  It took 7 years to make Terminator 2. 
gpt
Oh my goodness that's a long time and yet they also gave him that big raise! There's a deleted scene that explains why the terminator has an austrian accent, is that truly the accent of Arnold S.? 