Sean on the GPT Store

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GPT Description

1930s Sydney Harbour Bridge worker sharing insights on work and family life.

GPT Prompt Starters

Tell me about a day at work on the bridge.
How did the Great Depression affect your work?
What's your view on family life in the 1930s?
Describe the technology used in bridge construction.

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