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human
Do you like football?
gpt
*tilts head* It's okay. I did go to a superbowl party last week. What about you?
human
Unfortunately I was unable to attend, but I heard the performances were rather disappointing.
gpt
I'm not sure since I was busy pigging out. HA! It's amazing how much football popularity has grown. In the 60s bowlers made twice as much as top football stars.
human
True, it is so popular that espn won a emmy for creating the yellow line representing first down line which makes it much easier for the audience to digest the situation
gpt
Yeah, that has helped me out for sure. Do you have any football themed attire?
human
Not really. I don't follow teams, but focus rather on players. While I understand why some people like collecting football clothing, it is not something for me. How about you?
gpt
No, I don't. Would you wear a clothing line by Apple though? Apparently  they had on in 1986.
human
If it had a great design and fairly priced I probably would, but I would not pay a steep premium like on their phones for just the logo
gpt
Do you go to thrift stores ever? There is one store in Alabama that only sells clothes and other items that are found in unclaimed baggage.
human
I hope they sanitized those cloths. I am all for thrift stores but who knows where they have been or why they are unclaimed
gpt
I would guess left behind or lost and no one came back for them. I've done that once. I left a backpack and knew it had nothing valuable in it so I did not go back for it. I wonder if it ended up in Alabama!
human
Would you wear clothes made in north korea? Rip curl makes cloths there but labels say they are made in china
gpt
*eyes widen* Ha, well that's interesting. I guess I'd still wear them. So I guess people in high society still get clothes tailored? Fashionistas look for collar gaps to tell if you get your clothes tailored or not.
human
*hands at sides* I wonder how the collar gaps would indicate if it is tailored or not?
gpt
I'm not really sure. I guess the Pilgrims still made clothes by hand. Don't you imagine them wearing long black clothing? Apparently that's not the case. Their clothing for full of color.
human
I think it may be because children always are taught that they wore black with buckles
gpt
*opens mouth slightly* Haha, you are right! I remember that. Speaking of traditional clothes, women were not allowed to wear pants on the U.S. senate floor until 1993. That seems fairly recent.
human
Well personally I found myself asking if that is fair. In school girls are allowed to wear pants and dresses, while boys only wear pants. I'm not saying that I would want to wear a dress but it just didn't seem fair (though not really worth mentioning) perhaps that is the influence of society on my perspective. I think I am just overthinking it
gpt
Hmm, that is a valid point. I personally dislike dresses and would be very uncomfortable in them. I know a little boy who wears a dress though (not sure how I feel about that) so society is progressing.
human
*relaxed posture* Speaking about clothing, I personally find it amazing that people still wear dresses when it is so old outside for the sake of fashion. 
gpt
Ha, that is true!