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human
*raises eyebrows* Hi, do you enjoy watching Football?
gpt
At times, yes.  I'm primarily a Bronco's fan, though, so I don't see a lot about other teams unless we play them.
human
That's cool, the Broncos aren't the same without Peyton Manning though, in my opinion. 
gpt
*opens mouth slightly* That's an understatement!  I mean, I know the QB is an important position, but losing one player like that shouldn't make the team crumble.
human
*eyes brighten* True, but he was iconic. What do you think about the Patriots?
gpt
I'm tired of them.  It's a great example of how a good team can make a quarterback look amazing.  But, take away even a couple of his targets, and Brady really starts to falter.  The same was true with RGIII.  As soon as they told him to stop running, his game collapsed because he didn't have the team supporting the rest of the play.
human
I think a lot of other people feel the same way, including myself. Apparently a Former Patriot Benjarvus Green-Ellis never fumbled the ball throughout his career.
gpt
*smiles* Most players really do try their best.  For the pay they get, they have no excuse otherwise.  But, some of them end up with a good rep like that over time.  Others just have some bad luck and get taken out for it.  RGIII was a good example of that as well.  Good player, tried hard, did well, but when it came down to luck of play style, he got taken out and Alex Smith took his spot.
human
*laughs* You really know your stuff, I like it! haha
gpt
Sadly, in my office, I'm on the low end of knowledge for football.  Some of the people I work with have been huge football fans since high school and before.  One came from a Texas HS team that had a stadium bigger than any we had here.
human
*eyes brighten* That cool. I was looking about Alex Smith and saw where he got his bachelor's degree in 2 years and then began working on his masters. 
gpt
Alex Smith is one of the hard workers in the league.  In addition to education, his own team members comment on just how dedicated he is to the job.
human
Do you like Drama tv shows or movies?
gpt
Ive never been much in to dramas.  Much more of a Sci-Fi/Fantasy type.
human
*leans slightly forward* Oh well, the actor Hugh Laurie from House is the highest paid tv drama, making 700,000 an episode.
gpt
I did enjoy that show at the beginning.  But, with most dramas, it went a bit overboard in the stories and just ended up too melodramatic.
human
I believe that too. Jim Carrey actually doesn't play in dramas anymore because he feels like they don't bring any type of positivity.
gpt
*eyes brighten* I had heard that about him, and I like that.  It's much more his style.   Some people can do multiple genres, he's not really one.  Patrick Stewart can, though.  He not only does comedy voice overs, he also teaches drama classes in the UK.
human
*body relaxes* I never really got into Star Trek, but he is a wonderful actor in X-Men. American Dad is good too, but I don't watch it much.
gpt
It's a fun show.  Short on drama, decent for comedy.  And lots of cameos by other actors.
human
*leans slightly forward* I love the alien Roger, he's hilarious. 
gpt
If you get a chance, take a look at The Orville.  Same comedy style, just real actors.