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human
Do you enjoy baseball?  I wonder how far is too far for teenage pitchers.  One Japanese teen threw 881 pitches in two weeks.  I hope his arm lasts him to adulthood.
gpt
*pushes away* Yes, I like baseball but I would let my son get abused like that.  I realize its a tournament but that's crazy.
human
*takes a step forward* He may get burnt out for the time when he gets a chance at a higher level.  He's a great player though and had a no-hitter for the championship.
gpt
I think 16-18 kids are partly for it but the coaches are pushing it for their chance to play at the college or pro level.
human
*takes a step forward* Seems like more and more kids are pitching lots.  I wonder how their arms can tolerate it.
gpt
Yeah, they have what's know as growth plates.  Not healthy to over do it.  Funny aside:  The Albuquerque minor league team got their name (isotopes) from the Simpsons.
human
That's interesting.  I never heard that before.  Do you play kickball?  I played that a lot as a child and now with my kids.  It's called soccer-baseball in Canada.  
gpt
I did when I was a kid.  I played more outside than kids to today.  More TV and video game entertainment now.  
human
Yes, although I probably watched all the Simpson episodes the had Bart in them (which was all but one), I still think I agree that kids played outside more back then.
gpt
I caught up with the Simpsons as an adult.  Love Homer, a guy that has 188 hobs in 400 episodes. 
human
Do you remember that 70's show?  I didn't care for it, but in the US it was popular.  However, I guess the UK viewers agreed with me because it was cancelled there after 10 episodes when they did a remake of it verbatim.
gpt
*furrows brow* Yes, I've watched a few episodes.  It was just "OK
human
I wonder if anyone watched all 750 episodes of "pokemon."  They'd be busy for a year watching every week about for 16 years.
gpt
Wow, hope not... I remember my nephews had card and other stuff... Aside: the e in Chuck E Cheese stands for entertainment... Go figure...
human
Very entertaining, though so I guess that makes sense.  I think Bill Nye "the science guy" though was much more entertaining.  He made his breakthrough by doing an impression of Steve Martin.  
gpt
That's funny, I can't see him doing that...
human
Who would have thought though that Ronald Reagan would be president after being an actor.  But ironically, he was rejected for a presidential looking role in acting
gpt
Funny.  It just means he didn't make it as a "Hollywood President"  Maybe in his role as the Gipper is why the NFL is considered "entertainment" and not sports
human
*takes a step back* Another big money maker besides being an actor is baseball cards.  One man found 3 million dollars worth in his grandpa's attic.
gpt
*furrows brow* Wow.  I ended up putting them in the spokes of my bicycle to make an engine noise.  I wonder what that actually cost?
human
*opens mouth slightly* May have cost you.  Baseball is really popular in Japan too and some there don't even realize it is so popular also in the US
gpt
*clenches fists* Yes, America's favorite past time.  I think maybe the internet is now America's choice for entertainment. 