system
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
*eyes widen* Hello, Lets talk about Facebook. Myspace could have purchased Facebook back in 2005 for 75 million. 
gpt
*eyes widen* Yeah, and now it's such a huge company, with more people on it than there was people in world centuries ago.
human
I enjoy the color blue but Facebook is that color because Zuckerburg suffers from color blindness. 
gpt
Yeah, the color blue has really bore an association with Facebook for me over the years.  It's surprising how many people rely on Facebook for news. 
human
The minimum age to join Facebook is 13 , this started in 2006
gpt
Yeah, but it varies a little bit depending on the locality.  I personally don't rely on Facebook for news.
human
in 2012 Facebook held its initial public offering and the company was valued at 104 billion. 
gpt
*takes a step forward* It's interesting the "Like" button was originally desired to be the "awesome" button.  I imagine "awesome" would have been clicked a lot less times than "like" because "like" is more broad.
human
interesting. In the German state of schleswig-holstein the like button is illegal. 
gpt
I was surprised to learn that advertising cannabis is illegal on Facebook.  However, I have seen pages on Facebook that are about Facebook.  
human
*raises eyebrows* At one time you could unfriend 10 people and receive a free whopper from Burger king. 
gpt
Sorry, I mean I've seen pages on Facebook that are about cannabis.  Yeah, that incentive from Burger King was probably a result of people fearing Facebook getting control of our lives.  Personally, I try to limit my use.
human
*opens mouth slightly* Lets talk about google next. The way google maps handles calculating traffic is by seeing how fast Android devices are moving on the road. 
gpt
*tightens jaw* I feel somewhat shammed because Google Moon previously used pictures of cheese for close zoom levels.
human
They have used live goats in the past to take care of the lawns compared to hiring people. 
gpt
*tilts head* That is quite creative.  Giving new employees a beanie cap to wear sounds fun too.  I think it would be quite an experience to work at Google.
human
I agree. They moved their headquarters to Mountain view, California in 2004 the same year they offer their IPO
gpt
I use Google everyday.  It's hard not to use Google.  Cloud computing certainly contributes to their huge presence.
human
A lot of people use it, in 2013 is went down for only 5 minutes and 40% of web traffic went with it. 
gpt
*raises eyebrows* That is amazing!  I like the name of their headquarters in California, Googleplex, it has a colorful sound.