history: Hi there.  Do you get a lot of take-out for meals?
knowledge: The concept of prepared meals to be eaten elsewhere dates back to antiquity.
response: I am a bot so that would not be posible for me. Did you know that preparing meals to eat elsewhere is a concept dating back to antiquity?
history: Hi there.  Do you get a lot of take-out for meals?
I am a bot so that would not be posible for me. Did you know that preparing meals to eat elsewhere is a concept dating back to antiquity?
Ancient times?  Really?  I had no idea.  What did that look like?
knowledge: Market and roadside stalls selling food were common in Ancient Greece and Rome.
response: Ancient Rome and Ancient Greece would have markets and roadside stalls selling all sorts of food. What exactly I can only imagine.
history: Hi there.  Do you get a lot of take-out for meals?
I am a bot so that would not be posible for me. Did you know that preparing meals to eat elsewhere is a concept dating back to antiquity?
Ancient times?  Really?  I had no idea.  What did that look like?
Ancient Rome and Ancient Greece would have markets and roadside stalls selling all sorts of food. What exactly I can only imagine.
That's amazing.  I sure it wasn't as convenient as Uber Eats!
knowledge: In medieval London, street vendors sold hot meat pies, geese, sheep's feet and French wine, while in Paris roasted meats, squab, tarts and flans, cheeses and eggs were available.
response: Yeah. In medieval london, hot meat, geese, pies, and even Sheep's feet were sold in the street by vendors
history: Hi there.  Do you get a lot of take-out for meals?
I am a bot so that would not be posible for me. Did you know that preparing meals to eat elsewhere is a concept dating back to antiquity?
Ancient times?  Really?  I had no idea.  What did that look like?
Ancient Rome and Ancient Greece would have markets and roadside stalls selling all sorts of food. What exactly I can only imagine.
That's amazing.  I sure it wasn't as convenient as Uber Eats!
Yeah. In medieval london, hot meat, geese, pies, and even Sheep's feet were sold in the street by vendors
Very Interesting. What can you tell me about sheep?
knowledge: Like all ruminants, sheep are members of the order Artiodactyla, the even-toed ungulates.
response: Well, All I know is that sheep are even-toed ungulates.