history: I am not that into tea but I really do enjoy it.
knowledge: Tea is an aromatic beverage commonly prepared by pouring hot or boiling water over cured leaves of the ''Camellia sinensis'', an evergreen shrub (bush) native to Asia.
response: That's nice. Did you know that the leaves in tea are from the Camellia sinensis bush from Asia?
history: I am not that into tea but I really do enjoy it.
That's nice. Did you know that the leaves in tea are from the Camellia sinensis bush from Asia?
I did not! I have tried a creme brulee one but it was too sweet. Do you know of any other flavors?
knowledge: After water, it is the most widely consumed drink in the world.
response: I don't, sorry, but I know it's the most consumed drink the world, after water.
history: I am not that into tea but I really do enjoy it.
That's nice. Did you know that the leaves in tea are from the Camellia sinensis bush from Asia?
I did not! I have tried a creme brulee one but it was too sweet. Do you know of any other flavors?
I don't, sorry, but I know it's the most consumed drink the world, after water.
Oh, that's neat! I thought people drank coffee more.
knowledge: Tea originated in Southwest China, where it was used as a medicinal drink.
response: Yes, and tea is originally from Southwest China, and was originally considered medicine.
history: I am not that into tea but I really do enjoy it.
That's nice. Did you know that the leaves in tea are from the Camellia sinensis bush from Asia?
I did not! I have tried a creme brulee one but it was too sweet. Do you know of any other flavors?
I don't, sorry, but I know it's the most consumed drink the world, after water.
Oh, that's neat! I thought people drank coffee more.
Yes, and tea is originally from Southwest China, and was originally considered medicine.
I did know that however how did it become popular?
knowledge: The history of tea is long and complex, spreading across multiple cultures over the span of thousands of years.
response: Not sure, but the history of tea is very long and complex.