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human
*body relaxes* Hello!  How are you doing today?  Did u know The average american golf course consumes around 312,000 gallons of water per day.
gpt
That's crazy! Speaking of golf, there's a course in Dubai that requires 4 million gallons of water daily!
human
I just read that lol Golf courses in america make up more land space than rhode island and delaware combined
gpt
That's really big. Speaking of big, the Great Bambino, Babe Ruth, was once America's most famous golfer. I bet he could hit the ball a ton!
human
Right!  Another known person Samuel l. jackson puts a golf clause in his film contracts that allows him to play golf twice a week during production.  Thats pretty awesome,  if I could do that I would request one day off a week to go snowboarding lol
gpt
If I could request one day off a week, I would play basketball. Did you know that in 39 out of 50 states, the highest paid state employee is either a college football or basketball coach?
human
haha good for them.  They are not risking their health out on the field or court and still making the big bucks! Kareem abdul-jabbar's dominant use of the dunk got the shot banned from college basketball for over a decade. 
gpt
The dunk is a smart strategy if you are big like Kareem. The basketball is only about 9.4 inches in diameter and the defenders hoop is only 18 inches.
human
Thats interesting.  
gpt
Are you planning on catching the NBA Slam Dunk Contest? It's on TNT at 8 pm on February 17.
human
Probably not,  I dont really keep up with sports much.  Thats sounds like a fun show though.  Do all the teams participate in it? Wow this is weird : The new zealand basketball team are nicknamed the "tall blacks"
gpt
I'm not sure if all teams participate in the all star game. It's not like tennis, which is an individual or doubles sport. 
human
*eyes widen* Oh I see,  more like just single players against other single players.  Sounds good.   The us supreme court building has a basketball court on the top floor known as "the highest court in the land" 
gpt
*leans slightly forward* That's really interesting. I wonder who coaches the supreme court games? Did you know that James Naismith, who invented basketball, was the only coach in the history of the University of Kansas's basketball program to have a losing record!
human
*lips slightly parted* Haha,  those who can do teach.  I guess.  Thats kinda sad,  I hope he made a lot of money for inventing it. 
gpt
You know who did make a lot of money? Rene Lacosta. Lacosta was a tennis player who invented the polo.
human
I know right!  Thats pretty funny.  Also, They used a helicopter to dry the grass tennis courts for the 1969 us open
gpt
*leans slightly forward* Tennis is too long for me. There was once a tennis match spread over 11 hours over the course of 3 days.
human
That is long,  I wonder how people can sit there and watch it,  I mean its exciting but not that exciting.  This is interesting: A black man won the 1st us open tennis title in 1968 and no black man has won it since.
gpt
*raises eyebrows* That's fascinating. I wonder why there isn't more diversity in tennis. Maybe I'll tune in to the Tennis Channel to watch the World Tennis Tournament at 9am.