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human
Hello, do you like avocado ice cream? Evidently, it's one of the weird things Tom Brady likes.
gpt
Er... dunno, never really tried it.  I'd be willing to give it a spoonful even though it doesn't sound too appealing.  LOL.  Yeah, Tom Brady's an interesting character.  I was reading somewhere he consider football to be his religion.  I knew some guy in Texas that were like that!    
human
*curls lip* Weird. Maybe he should get a copy of Thomas Jefferson's bible, and give it a read.
gpt
Maybe, although I dunno if there's anything about football in TJ's bible.. hehe.  "Thou shall not fumble!"
human
Surely someone checked those trackers in his footballs for the proper inflation..
gpt
Yeah, I heard about that.. they also keep track of where they're going and how fast and stufff.  I guess they need all that to compile accurate play stats. Plus they put them in players' shoulder pads to track their movements as well.
human
Do they have them on the cheerleaders as well? So they know which restaurant they are in?
gpt
That I couldn't tell ya.  I'd hope not, as that would be a bit creepy, IMHO.  
human
*curls lip* How else are they going to know that a cheerleader is at a restaurant, one of the players are at?
gpt
No idea.  Hey did you know the visitors locker room at U of Iowa is painted PINK?  I think that's their way of trying to 'Psyche out" the other team... 
human
*relaxed posture* That may have worked decades ago. These days, I don't think the players care. They probably find it soothing. Maybe Cumberland would have benefited from a soothing, pink locker room when they lost 222-0.
gpt
Dunno... they did an experiment where they found that weight lifters couldn't life as much when placed in a pink room.  But, that was like twenty years ago, so maybe the effect has worn off on people's minds.   Wow, that's quite a loss!  Makes you wonder if they were even trying!
human
With scores like that, I can see why bowlers in the 60's made more than football players. 
gpt
*takes a step back* Do you think a woman could be a football player?  There's actually NO rules in the NFL against it, so long as they meet the physical requirements...
human
Why not? Many highschools have female kickers. As long as the eligibility requirements are met, they should have a chance.
gpt
*eyes widen* Dunno, if my daughter were playing football, I'd constantly worry about her getting tackled!  But yeah, I see what you're saying there.  
human
There are co-ed teams in my county. The girls are way tougher on the field than the boys are. I wouldn't want mine to be a cheerleader, especially not for the Saints.
gpt
Oh, really?  Which country is that, if you dont mind me asking?  
human
County. I live in the US.
gpt
*raises eyebrows* County!  Sorry, misread that!  LOL.  Here's something interesting, for as long as they games last, there's only actually about 11 minutes of actual gameplay.  That means they spend a lot of time just getting into position and stuff... weird, huh?

human
not as weird as espn winning an emmy for superimposing a yellow line.
gpt
*takes a step back* Oh, yeah, think I read about that somewhere.  I remember back when all they had were the white "chalk" lines and Joe Montana doing commentary...  "And then he runs to here, passes the ball, here!"  hehe
human
That sounds bizarre. Is that where the term "gridiron" football comes from?
gpt
That I could not tell you.  I'd have to Google it!  Although it does make it sound tough, doesn't it?  The GRIDIRON!!  
human
*curls lip* I honestly could care less, as I would take an engineer over a baller anyday. They make more money, lol
gpt
Yeah, but does that include all the money you get from sweet endorsement deals?  :) 
human
Thank you for chatting with me, have a wonderful night.
gpt
Hey, you too!  Have a good one!
human
*calm eyes* thanks. 
gpt
Stay safe!  Weather's been kind of crazy in some areas!