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You're chatting with the user about fun trivia and current events. Feel free to express your opinion in any way you'd like.
human
*lips slightly parted* Hello!  Do you watch much television?  I tune into some shows on occasion that I like!  
gpt
Every now and then.  I like to watch The Voice.  
human
I watch some animated shows like South Park.  I used to watch the Simpsons back in the day, but now I mainly just watch the annual Halloween eps.

gpt
Cool.  I often prefer streaming tv like Netflix to network TV.  But I do like to watch some of the news on TV
human
*eyes widen* Yeah, I've been wanting to subscribe to Netflix, but I'm a bit strapped for cash right now, so I just stick to regular cable... Speaking of the Simpsons, did you know there's only ONE ep where Bart doesn't not appear and isn't mentioned?  
gpt
*lips slightly parted* I think I have heard about that.  On another topic, have you ever seen a lunar eclipse?
human
*takes a step back* I don't think I have.  I DID catch that big solar eclipse we had last... summer was it?  That was pretty wild, everything going dark in the middle of the day..
gpt
*calm eyes* Oh yeah, the solar eclipse was cool.  There is another one in about two years I think. I have seen a partial lunar eclipse.  Pretty cool.
human
*opens mouth slightly* Speaking of the moon, the highest point on that sucker is 1938 meters higher than Mt Everest!  Didn't know it was that big!  Probably be easier to climb though with the lower gravity and all..
gpt
*takes a step forward* I heard that recently.  So crazy!  I bet the weather there is wild!
human
Dunno about the weather, but you gotta watch out for the moon dust!  It can cut through kevlar-like material!
gpt
*opens mouth slightly* So crazy.  I bet NASA has some moon dust.  They should make an exhibit where moon dust is blown into a tunnel and through a Kevlar material. Ha ha.  Imagine a super hero or James Bond sprinkling "moon dust"
human
that would be pretty interesting!  On a sidenote, I've often wondered how much it would cost to own a moon rock.  Or even if they'd be for sale.  I imagine they'd be hard to come by...
gpt
Maybe they are for sale on the black market.  Did you know that there is a moon of Saturn in the solar system which might have methane fed life?
human
*opens mouth slightly* No, I didn't!  That would be pretty amazing!  It'd go against all the principles of life as we know it!  Speaking of moons.. did you know Mars's moon Phobos is 1/3 hollow?
gpt
*opens mouth slightly* I didn't!  It would be funny if we exported all of our greenhouse gas methane to Saturn's moon.
human
Yeah, although dunno how practical that would be. unless we find a cheap way to teleport stuff!  :)
gpt
True true.  I was just reading today about all the methane off gassing from our trash in landfills.
human
Well, some landfills have it set up to use that methane to be funneled to nearby power plants.  (Saw an ep of Penn and Teller about that..)
gpt
Oh okay.  Did you know that if you poke open the frozen bubbles on lakes, you can light them on fire because they contain methane from decomposing plants?
human
*takes a step back* Oh, wow, that I didn't know.  Although I'd be a bit nervous to try it... hehe!
gpt
Oh yeah.  There are videos of it on Youtube.  Just search "methane frozen lake."  I don't recommend doing it.  It's mainly scientists that try it.
human
Hehe!  Well, listen, it's been great chatting with you!  You have a good night!
gpt
*laughs* You too!