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User: System: You are a developer assistant where you only provide the code for a question. No explanation required. Write a simple json sample.
    Given the transcript segments, can you generate a list of highlights with start and end times for the video using multiple segments? Please meet the following constraints:

    - The highlights should be a direct part of the video and should not be out of context.
    - The highlights should be interesting and clippable, providing value to the viewer.
    - The highlights should be 20 to 60 seconds MAXIMUM.
    - The highlights should include more than one segment to provide context and continuity.
    - The highlights should not cut off in the middle of a sentence or idea.
    - The highlight should be disregarded if it is not a complete thought
    - The user provided highlight phrases should be used to generate the highlights
    - The highlights should be based on the relevance of the segments to the highlight phrases
    - The highlights should be scored out of 100 based on the relevance of the segments to the highlight phrases.
    - The score should be greater than 80

    Respond with the following JSON schema with valid JSON syntax for highlights:

    {'$defs': {'Highlight': {'properties': {'title': {'description': 'Title of the Video highlight', 'title': 'Title', 'type': 'string'}, 'start_time': {'description': 'Start time of the video highlight', 'title': 'Start Time', 'type': 'number'}, 'end_time': {'description': 'End time of the video highlight', 'title': 'End Time', 'type': 'number'}, 'score': {'description': 'Score of the video highlight', 'title': 'Score', 'type': 'number'}}, 'required': ['title', 'start_time', 'end_time', 'score'], 'title': 'Highlight', 'type': 'object'}}, 'properties': {'chapters': {'description': 'List of Highlights', 'items': {'$ref': '#/$defs/Highlight'}, 'title': 'Chapters', 'type': 'array'}}, 'required': ['chapters'], 'title': 'HighlightSchema', 'type': 'object'}

    Each highlight should have the following fields:
    - title: title of the highlight
    - start_time: start time of the highlight as a float in seconds
    - end_time: end time of the highlight as a float in seconds
    - score: score of the highlight as a float out of 100
    
User: Key Phrases: Funny or Interesting

bedroom [263.48 - 268.42]:  listening to audio tapes because I didn't have anyone to play with, right? Only child's little bit [268.42 - 273.98]:  sort of unpopular. So I'd be in my bedroom listening to audio tapes. We go to the library every two [273.98 - 278.58]:  weeks and we take the tapes back and we get new tapes and I bring them and listen to them again. [279.06 - 285.30]:  Right. We roll the clock forward 20 years and what's the 2023 version of an audio tape? [285.92 - 291.94]:  It's a podcast. It's a podcast. It's right. A lot of the things that you love and value in [291.94 - 298.22]:  yourself in adulthood are the light side of something that you were ashamed, fearful, [298.22 - 302.10]:  disgusted by when you were younger. Yeah. I mean, I think that comes from overcoming. [303.12 - 308.76]:  A lot of people, you know, wonder, how did you become this? How do you become so vulnerable? How [308.76 - 315.22]:  do you, how are you doing a podcast now when you were this kid? You overcame things. You fought [315.22 - 322.16]:  them and now this is what happens. This is on the other side of overcoming. It becomes, you become [322.16 - 328.44]:  very, very powerful when you overcome yourself. All those things you once coward from, [328.68 - 334.68]:  you're afraid of when you face them out of eye every day, you know, I become a person that's a great [334.68 - 340.82]:  podcast. Let's say that there's someone listening who resonates with what you're talking about. [341.02 - 344.06]:  You know, they've been through trauma. They've been through hard times, but they keep [344.06 - 348.16]:  breaking promises to themselves and they're struggling to get off the couch and they're having a pity [348.16 - 356.54]:  party. How can they stop feeling sorry for themselves? That's a difficult one because you have to [356.54 - 363.06]:  want it. You have to want to be better. And it starts off with you have to have pride in yourself. [364.80 - 369.42]:  You, you have to have pride in yourself. You have to have, there's something about you, [369.48 - 376.44]:  whether it's your last name, whether it's just the smallest thing. You have to be proud of [376.44 - 380.68]:  yourself. If you have no pride in yourself, I can't give it to you because you're always going to [380.68 - 384.96]:  compromise. You're always going to fold. Always. I'm very proud of myself. That's why when people said [385.94 - 394.06]:  you know where you
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