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human
*eyes brighten* Hi! Are you into soccer or the FIFA world cup football?
gpt
*takes a step back* I do like watching the World Cup, Did you know that the city which is set to host the 2022 World Cup in Qatar does not yet exist?
human
Isn't that crazy? And considereing that hosting the world cup is not considered a net positive economically, it makes you wonder why soomeone would want the WC so badly they were willing to build a whole new city for it?
gpt
*raises eyebrows* I know it's crazy, the Olympics are the same way. Maybe there's an increase and tourism afterwards that may help.
human
*opens mouth slightly* Could be.  As an American, I do not think of Association football when I hear the term "football"  It is surprising to me to learn that the US got third place in the first FIFA world cup back in 1930...
gpt
I'm the same way. The US team is actually pretty traditionally good. They have never placed below third place in the World Cup since the Women's World Cup started in 1991.
human
The women's team does better than the men's team, for sure!  Hard to believe that France won the world cup in 2018. A sport as popular globally, and little old France beat everyone!
gpt
*takes a step forward* I know, right! They did good. Did you know that the Hungary national team only had one defeat between 1950 and 1956, and that was the world cup final.
human
Not bad!  I, like most Americans, call the game soccer. I played soccer as a child. But nobody ever told me that the term soccer was slang for Association Football. Do I sound bitter?
gpt
*eyes widen* Not at all! Haha! I had never heard of soccer until I got out of high school. It's strange to me that it makes more money than all other sports combined.
human
*laughs* It is so popular, there is a version of the game where three teams square off against each other at the same time! That has got to be a wild game!
gpt
Oh wow, that has to be wild! Did you know that Jon Stewart was a skilled soccer player in college and actually represented the U.S. at the Pan Am games in Brazil in 1983?
human
Nice! I wonder if he ever played against that German athlete that donated his WOrld Cup winnings to pay for surgeries for Brazilian children?
gpt
I don't think he did, Mesut Ozil wasn't quiet born then, but that still was a generous act that he did. He helped 23 families, that really is incredible!
human
*smiles* Honorable decision. I wonder why Stewart switched to comedy? Maybe he switched for the same reason Michael Caine took up acting...to scope out the babes!
gpt
That would be a good reason. Plus he probably had a better career in television. He still doesn't hold a candle to Hugh Laurie. He makes $700,000 per episode of House!
human
*laughs* And he doesn't have to make house calls...LOL I like Jim Carrey's view on things: He has decided to only do projects that project positivity!  Stewart could learn something from Carrey on that front...
gpt
I agree. I didn't really like Jim Carrey when he wasn't doing funny movies.
human
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gpt
I need to check that out, that seems pretty interesting!