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human
Do you enjoy music?
gpt
*takes a step back* Yes, I do. How about you? Do you like Spotify?
human
I saw the appeal, but never dedicatedly used it. How about you?
gpt
*raises eyebrows* I listen to Youtube more. Spotify has four million songs that haven't been played once. That's 20 percent of the songs they have

human
Yet at the same time, a band got 20K from a silent album
gpt
That is cool...I wonder who was listening, because musicians need to get 130,745 plays per day on spotify in order to get minimum wage. And by the way, what is a silent album?!
human
I'm pretty sure its a recording of no sound
gpt
Haha, wondered if it had some secret meaning. So I guess there are audible watermarks on universal group's songs on itunes and spotify so people don't steal them.
human
Maybe it just let people clear their minds, similar to white noise?
gpt
Hmm, I will have to look into it. Did you ever use utorrent? The same person who made Spotify developed it.
human
*takes a step forward* I didn't know that. So Ludvig strigeus also made spotify?
gpt
Correct. Do you think that people should be fired for what kind of music they are listening to over the speakers at work? I guess some campus baristas were listening to a song with inappropriate lyrics on Spotify and all of the staff on that shift got let go.
human
*calm eyes* I think the person who play it should have been fired, but not the uninvolved parties
gpt
*eyes widen* I think it was a playlist by spotify so it may not have started with that song. When a complaint was made the song was immediately turned off.
human
Then I don't think they deserve to be fired. It is not like they were watching netflix on the job
gpt
*takes a step back* And also there were no policies regarding the type of music played. So maybe they need to institute a policy and then if people violate it, they can be fired.
human
Well if it is the automatic playlist on spotify they can't know someone will complain till they do.
gpt
Yeah and now Duke faces criticism for freedom of expression
human
Well it isn't Duke's fault. This just feels like something that got blown way over proportion. The official is free to comment that it was bothering him and it should have ended with the employee simply playing another song.
gpt
Yes, I agree. That would have made it a lot simpler story. There are also complaints of reverse discrimination.