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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

is how you level up. [134.48 - 139.52]:  That's how you level up. I know there's a whole bunch of people with that right there, [139.70 - 146.38]:  that fires me up. That makes me fucking happy with you this said. That brings joy to my life right [146.38 - 152.60]:  there. Why? Because I know there's so many people that have the ability and just refuse [153.20 - 159.14]:  to get off that couch, refuse to study a few more hours, refuse to go deeper, to go further. [159.86 - 166.32]:  And that's where I gained the advantage. It's so easy to be great nowadays my friend because most [166.32 - 170.84]:  people are weak. Most people don't want to go to that extra mile. Most people don't want to find [170.84 - 177.50]:  that extra because it sucks. It's miserable, it's lonely. You talk about that you were kind of, [177.50 - 183.86]:  you know, lonely by yourself. I was the same way and that used to hurt me growing up. [184.32 - 188.74]:  Now I fucking thrive in that shit. That's the only place to be. [189.14 - 195.90]:  Well, that was one of the things that is so surprising about growing up through difficulty, [196.42 - 199.46]:  you know. So loneliness is one example, right? Growing up as a lonely kid. [200.80 - 207.14]:  What you realize is a lot of the things that you feared or hated or were embarrassed about as a child [207.80 - 211.26]:  end up being the genesis of the things that you're most proud about as an adult. [212.40 - 218.22]:  So the fact that you can work and thrive in solitude gives you the opportunity to be able to [218.22 - 223.48]:  move to America and start a podcast or decide to do a hell week three times in a row, [223.78 - 226.94]:  or it doesn't matter how long or dark the course is, you're just going to stay. [228.22 - 235.56]:  The fact that you were forced to be vigilant and to assess people, to work out what's going on, [236.20 - 241.34]:  when you became an adult allows you to detect the vibe and the energy of whoever it is that [241.34 - 244.22]:  you're speaking with and know that this person's someone that I want to hang with and this person [244.22 - 250.04]:  somebody that I don't. All of the things, in fact, I would go as far as to say there's not one [250.04 - 257.14]:  thing in my life that I see as a pure advantage that doesn't have a dark side to it that came about [257.14 - 263.48]:  at some other point as well. So one of the reasons that I spent so much time as a kid in my
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