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human
I am a big fan of Nintendo and have been since the original NES. How about you?
gpt
*smiles* I love Nintendo to. It was my very first gaming system when I was little.
human
Me too. Did you know that the actual company is over 10 years old?!
gpt
I did not know that! I also saw that they once produced a lego knock-off.
human
I knew they used to be a toy company but did not know about the lego. I knew they started as a playing card company. 
gpt
*takes a step forward* Sounds like they have done quite a lot over the years then. 
human
They have. Do you remember the N64?
gpt
I do remember that system as well. Did you have one?
human
I personally didn't have that one but I knew several who did so I played it. F-Zero on that system was the first racing game to run at 60 frames per second. 
gpt
Wow I did not know that. I saw Nintendo released a handheld console back in 2001.
human
I believe that one was only for Pokemon. They've had so many handhelds. I only had the DS and 3DS but when I was a kid lots of people had Gameboys as well. 
gpt
Yes they've had tons. Do you know much about telephones?
human
A little bit. I certainly don't use them as much to make calls as I used to. 
gpt
*raises eyebrows* Did you know New York's area code is 212 because that's the fastest number to dial on a rotary phone?
human
*relaxed posture* I did not. That makes sense. 
gpt
The cable lines carrying telephone and data lines is only 2.7 inches thick and lays on the ocean floor.
human
Wow! I would have thought they would be thicker. How does the salt not corrode such a thin line?
gpt
*takes a step forward* I would have thought so too. Not sure how it doesn't corrode. Must be in some sort of protective lining.
human
Apparently. I did hear that if you put the pages of two phone books together it is impossible to separate them. 
gpt
*eyes widen* I saw that too. I bet that would be very hard to try and do.