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The husband and wife discuss how they cope with having mice around and how they find common ground. They agree that finding common ground can lead to confusion and confusion, but emphasize the importance of enjoying small things instead of trying to figure things out right now.
human
I just got rid of another mouse in the house.
gpt
Thank you so much for always being so helpful with that. It really makes me feel better knowing you take care of it.
human
Of course, it's no problem. I know how much it bothers you to have them around.
gpt
It's just one of those things that really freaks me out. I remember when we first moved in and there were so many of them.
human
Yeah, it was definitely a problem back then. But I'm glad we were able to take care of it together.
gpt
It's funny how the things we worry about change over time. Like, I used to worry about the mice all the time, but now I'm more concerned with figuring out my purpose in life.
human
Yeah, it's a big question to ask. I think everyone struggles with that at some point.
gpt
I just feel like I've done so many things and gone through so many experiences, but I can't seem to find a common thread that ties them all together.
human
That's a totally understandable feeling. But maybe instead of trying to find a common thread, you should focus on what makes you happy and fulfilled in the moment.
gpt
That's a good point. I guess it's easy to get bogged down by the big questions and forget to enjoy the little things.
human
Exactly. And you don't need to have everything figured out right now. It's okay to take your time and figure things out as you go.