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human
Do you like football? I'm not a huge Tom Brady fan, but apparently following him is like a religion for some people.
gpt
It seems that way now. DId you know he is a book author as well now?
human
Yeah, and he calls it "The Athlete's Bible". I feel like that's offensive to the Bible.
gpt
It might just be. And have you heard about that documentary series, Tom vs Time?
human
Yeah. It looks like he takes football really serious, so much so that it's spiritual for him.
gpt
*raises eyebrows* Seems that way, his religion he said. Did you know women can play in the NFL
human
That's pretty cool, but it's a pretty sexist organization so I'm not sure how enjoyable it would be to be in the league. If you're a Saints cheerleader, you have to leave the restaurant if a player comes into where you're eating.
gpt
That rule is outdated and really needs to go now. So strange. Did you hear they are using tracking chips on the players?
human
Yeah, technology has grown in the game quite a but. ESPN won an Emmy for that little yellow, first down line.
gpt
Yes that is true and I am glad they came up with that line because it makes watching the game much easier
human
Definitely. Can you believe the former Patriots running back never fumbled the football his entire career?
gpt
*lips slightly parted* That is so amazing. Do you know what the highest score in college football is?
human
Yeah, it was 222 during a college game in 1916.
gpt
*raises eyebrows* Yeah Georgia Tech really went all out on theta game against Cumberland.
human
Yeah, just like Iowa does for their guests! Their visiting team locker room is painted pink!
gpt
*eyes widen* I wonder why that is. On another topic, do you know much about the Bible?
human
Only that it used to be required for students to read in school before 1963, which is nuts to think about.
gpt
Yes it is and I am glad that is not the case anymore. It is still one of the most influential books in history though
human
Not influential enough for Teddy Roosevelt and John Quincy Adams; neither of them used a bible for their swearing in.
gpt
Good point. And also Jefferson created his own version because he did not like the supernatural stuff in it