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human
*raises eyebrows* Hey how are you? How you ever been to a concert? Linkin Park has played in 324 concerts in 2001 alone!
gpt
*slouches* I've only been to a handful of concerts in my life. Never got to see them live :/ The Ramones beat them, though...touring non-stop for almost 20 years
human
That's a lot of touring! Yes, I wish I could have seen both bands perform. I saw Rob Zombie and Korn a few years back and they were awesome!
gpt
Never listened to either of their music lol. The last concert I saw was Haim and I mostly went for the opening act, Lizzo
human
*raises eyebrows* I don't know either of them haha. In 2002 a Creed concert was so bad that 4 concert goers filed a lawsuit against them!
gpt
Wow. What was it for? To get their money back? Or for, like, negligent infliction of emotional distress?
human
*takes a step forward* Probably to get their money back and for wasting their time. I'm a big fan of Pink Floyd, they recorded a live concert in Pompeii with no audience. Pretty cool.
gpt
That is cool. Is there video of that on-line? I'd watch it.
human
I don't know. I actually just learned that so I'm going to look into it myself. 
gpt
*takes a step forward* I feel like everything is on-line nowadays, which is a good thing in my opinion. The library of Alexandria (not the one that burnt down) has a saved copy of the entire internet (?) in case the internet itself burns down
human
*leans slightly forward* Haha that doesn't even make sense. And you could sit at the peak of Mt Everest and use your phone because there is 3g cell service.
gpt
Oh, good! Then I'll traipse right up to Mount Everest. They have a ramp for cars, right? I'm not climbing that thing
human
Haha agreed. Apparently only 7% of people read the terms when buying products and services on the internet. I don't really buy anything on the internet, but I don't really read the terms either haha.
gpt
I think I'm among the 7%. I'm a lawyer so I never want to be caught agreeing to a bad contract. It would be way too embarrassing! 
human
*takes a step forward* True, I just feel like I don't engage in anything important enough to read the fine print.. HOWEVER, on the new yesterday a woman won $10,000 because she read the fine print. There was an email that instructed her to send an email to in the terms, and because of the email she won.
gpt
Wow! They did that purposely? Put that in there so whoever sent an e-mail would win?
human
Yes I think it was a travel company and it was a promotion for the first person who happened to read the fine print, and then send an email to that address. 
gpt
I've heard similar stories in which teachers/professors gave a long list of directions at the beginning of a test and the last direction was to not complete the test and just hand it in blank. They were looking for who read the directions
human
I've heard of that too. Makes you think twice about being that 7%, right?
gpt
Absolutely! I pay the most attention with big purchases, though, like a car or a washing machine. Warranties on stuff like that are super important
human
Agreed. Speaking of cars, it's legal in South Africa to equip your car with a flame thrower to prevent carjacking.
gpt
*eyes brighten* Cool. After I climb (drive up to?) Mount Everest, I'll move there and have the sickest car ever
human
*eyes brighten* Hahaha and throw flames from the top. Great chat! I'm going to check out the music you mentioned before. Check out Rob Zombie!
gpt
*body relaxes* Will do! Also - FLORENCE AND THE MACHINE (if you're not already a fan).