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human
Did you know Linkin Park played 324 concerts in 2001. 
gpt
That's unreal,  I guess they had only two places to be either on stage or on the tour bus; no time for anything else.  While concerts are generally loud, some are louder than others. Did you know the Foo Fighters did a concert in New Zealand that was so loud it was picked up on seismic monitors?
human
*tilts head* No, but I heard Creed is terrible in concert. 
gpt
*raises eyebrows* They were never my type.  Have you ever been to the National 4th of July Concert on the Mall in Washington DC?
human
Actually, I've been several times. It's ok, but overly crowded, have you?
gpt
I live in northern Virginia for 10 years, so yes.  I agree with the crowds.  You need to make a day of it to get a good view.  It seems like this years concert may be a dud with performers protesting Trump.  Have you been following that?
human
Interesting. I didn't go this year. Apparently they still use floppy disks in the white house. 
gpt
*lips slightly parted* The government has never been on the leading edge technology, military withstanding.  What I find interesting is how Presidents try to leave their mark on the White House.  Pres. Carter put up solar panels, Pres. Reagan took them down and then Pres. Bush (1st) put them back up.
human
Yeah, that is crazy. Apparently Roosevelt banned christmas trees from the White House. 
gpt
Teddy did found our National Park System, so I guess he was against "tree murder"!  What I find interesting is some traditions that transcend presidencies.  Did you know that you can mail a birth announcement to the W.H. and get a congratulations card back?
human
*tilts head* Yeah, I hear he was a big conservationist. 
gpt
Speaking of presidents, did you know that Lincoln was the first to be photographed?  And, his assassin John Wilkes Booth was in that photo?
human
Wow, no I didn't know that. Apparently the 3 wealthiest presidents were JFK, Washington, Jefferson. 
gpt
I often wonder if that fact is still true or needs revision not that we have a billionaire seated as President?  I know Trump is not the most popular, having lost the popular vote and won the electoral college.  But it was still close.  Only 5 presidents have been elected by the electoral college after losing the popular vote by more than 10%.
human
Interesting. Did you know there are twin White Houses in Ireland and France? 
gpt
*leans forward* I also hear there is a miniature in Atlanta that is a private residence.  What I find interesting is how the usage of the term "White House" can vary.  While it is a physical building and residence, the media uses as a general term for the President and advisors.  I guess they save a few seconds air time by using that abbreviated approach.
human
Wow, I was unaware of that. In 1805 the runner up in the presidential election automatically became the vice president. 
gpt
I am not sure that will go over well today given how divisive politics has become.  Could you imagine that if something happened to Trump that Clinton would take over?  Circling back to the 4th of July  concert, do you think performers will put aside their hard feeling toward Trump and put on the show?  After all, its supposed to a tribute to our troops regardless of who is president?
human
*raises eyebrows* I'm not sure. I don't follow politics to be honest. But apparently the president of Indonesia has released 3 pop albums while in office. 
gpt
That's fresh!!  I wonder how the Indonesian's think Trump stacks up against that, considering his status as a TV star with "The Apprentice" show and his own Hollywood star? 