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human
*takes a step back* Are you a golf fan? There apparently is a course in Dubia that requires 4M gallons of water a day to keep it green. Seems like a waste to me. 
gpt
I do like golf and yes it does seem like a waste.  The average American golf course consumes around 312,000 gallons of water per day as well.
human
Wow. Wonder how many golf courses there are? I heard they take up more land space than Rhode Island and Delaware combined. 
gpt
That's a pretty incredible amount when you think about it.  Samuel Jackson puts a golf clause in his film contracts that allows him to play golf twice a week during production.
human
*smiles* Nice. Love him. Babe Ruth was once the most famous golfer in America. Assuming it was the same time he was the most famous baseball player too. 
gpt
*laughs* Who would have guessed that?  I didn't know he was a big golf player.
human
*smiles* Me neither. How about tennis? I'm not a huge fan. Polo shirts were originally invented for tennis before they caught on with the polo crowd. 
gpt
That's an interesting fact. They used a helicopter to dry the grass tennis courts for the 1969 open.  Bet that created a lot of wind.
human
*eyes brighten* That's crazy! The longest match in history was 11 hours and went on for 3 days. I remember watching one a few years ago that went several hours, but 11! They must have had rubber legs after that one. 
gpt
*smiles* No doubt!  I wonder if at any point either player thought "this just isn't worth it".   There must have been big money on the line.
human
*laughs* Haha. Good question. Or maybe they were playing for cows, like the ones Roger Federer was gifted for winning Wimbledon and the Swiss Open. 
gpt
*leans slightly forward* What?  LOL  He is the first living person in Switzerland to be honored with a stamp.  How neat!
human
He also suffered the biggest injury of his career -- while drawing a bath for his daughters. 
gpt
That must have been when he tore his meniscus?
human
Yeah, I think so. I bet his was pissed!
gpt
*leans slightly forward* I bet.  That would have put a dent in his earnings for sure.  Since the year 2000, Federer, Rafael Nadal, and Novak Djokovic have accounted for 56 percent of the mens grand slam singles titles.
human
Wow. Nadal and Federer once competed on a hybrid court that was half clay and half grass. I wonder how that worked?
gpt
*leans slightly forward* That would be interesting to see.  I wonder if that's on youtube?  Federer has been continuously ranked in the top 10 from Oct. 2002 to Nov. 2016.  What a run.
human
*leans slightly forward* Definitely. He is one of the all time greats, for sure. He's held the #1 spot in the rankings for more than 310 weeks... a record. 
gpt
I wonder who the "Roger Federer of paddle tennis" is?  A guy named Gail Monfils beat him to get into the US open quarterfinals after learning how to play just 2 days earlier.
human
*laughs* No idea. I'll have to look that up. Been great chatting with you!
gpt
*leans slightly forward* I've enjoyed chatting with you as well!  Have a good day!