human
Are you sure you both would rather spend your last morning in New York going through a candy factory than doing anything else? Factories are tiresome places, you must remember.
gpt
But a candy factory could never be tiresome!
human
There are just as many miles in a candy factory as any other, he replied.
gpt
Any of the men who work there would tell you that, I fancy.
human
But they are such nice miles! argued Bob.
gpt
Don't you say we go, Van?
human
I sure do. I want to see how they dip chocolates,
gpt
It's all aboard to-morrow morning, then,
human
There's one thing, Dad, that it's only fair to warn you about, called Bob, turning on the lowest step of the stairway to address his father.
gpt
Our expedition may cost you something. You see they probably won't let us eat any candy at the factory; we'll just have to walk round with our eyes open and our hands crammed into our pockets to keep from swiping it. All the time we'll be getting up a tremendous candy appetite, and the minute we get outside we'll just have to make a bee-line for the first candy shop in sight and get filled up. So you must be prepared to cash in for refreshments.
human
I'll agree to pay for as much candy as you care to eat,
gpt
Do you mean it?
human
Certainly. Why do you question it?
gpt
But --faltered Bob in amazement,
human
I may never promise it again, so make the most of it,