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The husband loves clapping during the performance but feels it distracts others who are trying to enjoy it. The wife suggests giving the actor standing ovation at the end of the show and suggests other ways to show appreciation without interrupting the performance.
human
I love clapping in the theater when the actors finish their performance. It's my way of showing appreciation.
gpt
But don't you think it's distracting for others who are trying to enjoy the show?
human
Not really. I don't clap loudly or continuously. Just a couple of claps to show my appreciation.
gpt
Well, I think it's better to just give them a standing ovation at the end of the show. That way, everyone can show their appreciation without interrupting the performance.
human
I see your point, but I feel like clapping during the show keeps the energy up and motivates the actors to perform even better.
gpt
I understand, but I think there are other ways to show appreciation without being disruptive. For example, you could give them a standing ovation at the end of the performance and send them a letter or email afterwards to let them know how much you enjoyed the show.
human
That's a good idea. I'll try that next time. But I just can't help clapping during the show too. It's just my thing.
gpt
I get it. We all have our own quirks. As long as it's not bothering anyone else, I guess it's okay. 
human
Speaking of quirks, remember when we talked about my OCD habits?
gpt
Yes, I remember. Have you been practicing the breathing exercise we talked about?
human
Yes, and it's been really helping me manage my anxiety. Thanks for suggesting it.
gpt
No problem. I'm glad it's been helpful for you.