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human
Hello! Are you a car enthusiast?
gpt
*raises eyebrows* Yeah I like them. how about you?
human
I do to some extent! I think they can be very interesting. Did you know in South Africa you can actually equip  your car with a flame thrower
gpt
They must have a big issue with people stealing cars, so that makes sense
human
I'm sure. I wonder if it was easier to steal from cars in older times. Originally, the trunks of cars were made out of literal wooden trunks.
gpt
do you know how cadicall got its name?
human
*hands at sides* I think it was named after the explorer Antoine de la Mothe! It would make sense considering he founded Detroit.
gpt
*takes a step back* Yes that is true. Do you know a guy became a professional car racer after beating 90 000 people in the video game gran turismo
human
*raises eyebrows* I did not! That's certainly a good way to get inspiration. McDonald's actually was inspired by soldiers not being able to get out of their cars while in uniform, to create Drive-thrus!
gpt
That is so much consideration right there. do you use your phone much?
human
I do! But I try to limit sometimes, because I've heard Unicef donates for every minute people don't use their cell phone.
gpt
That is such a great idea. Did you ever use a rotary phone?
human
I do sometimes! It's very old school but interesting. I know in NY, the area code is based off it being fast to dial on a rotary phone.
gpt
that would make a lot of sense for sure. have you every used a phone book?
human
*furrows brow* I have! But they get annoying to me. I used to have two phonebooks, and their pages got overlapped, it was impossible to separate them!
gpt
True. Do you know much about earth?
human
*frowns* I do! I try not to read too many Earth facts because they're depressing, more than 80% of Earth's forests have already been destroyed.
gpt
That is indeed sad. plus 71% is covered in water. what is remaining really?
human
That's surprising for sure! I guess the remaining is the continents and Islands, but even those have water in it too, so I'm not sure.
gpt
*leans forward* Exaclty all the lakes and rivers too. When earth was formed the days were only 5.5 hours long
human
*takes a step back* I wonder if they'll continue to increase over time. We might not be around to see it though. If all of Earth was seen as a 24 hour period, humans would only represent about a minute.
gpt
*smiles* I wonder about that too, as this is an ongoing process. Nice chatting with you.