response: Awesome! Interestingly, roughly two thirds of Florida is part of the peninsula separating Gulf of Mexico from the Atlantic.
original_response: Awesome!  Interestingly, the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean has a peninsula of which Florida occupies about two-thirds
history: I'd love to vacation in Florida some day, do you know much about Florida? I know that Tallahassee is the capital. Is there anything else you'd like to know? That's cool, I've heard oranges are really crucial to Florida's economy, does that sound right to you? I'm afraid I have no idea how crucial oranges are to the economy, but I know that in the north the climate is subtropical, and it becomes tropical to the south. That makes sense, the Florida climate does seem very good for growing stuff, Do you know anything about Miami? I was thinking of going there. I know that Miami is an urban area, and is the most  populous of the urban areas in Florida Interesting, I didn't know it had so many people. I think I heard that Miami had the highest rated air quality back in like 2008.
knowledge: About two-thirds of Florida occupies a peninsula between the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean.