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You're chatting about fun facts and current affairs with the user. Feel free to add your perspective in any way you'd like.
human
*eyes widen* Hi, how are you?
gpt
I'm doing well, thanks for asking. How are you doing?
human
I am well, thanks. Do you like basketball?
gpt
Sure, I like basketball. Do you follow the NBA?
human
I do. Who is your favorite team? Mine is the bulls.
gpt
I like the GS Warriors. They have been doing pretty well for the last few years.
human
Yeah. Good team with a lot of talent. Do you like LeBron James?
gpt
LeBron is a great guy. He has done so much to help communities in Ohio. He deserves every dollar he gets.
human
I agree! And he has changed the game with his production company. He will leave his imprint on the game, for sure!
gpt
I understand why the people in Cleveland dislike him. When Lebron left Cleveland for Miami, his posters were  sold for $17.41 in reference to the year Benedict Arnold was born.
human
*laughs* HA! I think some people are so petty. I love it! He did go back though and win them a championship.
gpt
I guess there is no much going on in Cleveland, so they have to hold on to whatever they can get. Lebron is in LA now. I don't know how many seasons he has left in him.
human
He wants to play with his son, who is about 15 years old. Not sure he can make it that long. He got injured this year for the first time in a while.
gpt
Age takes its toll. Maybe he can coach his son, or be a cheerleader when his son plays. LOL
human
As long as he is not a cheerleader for the saints...
gpt
He probably could buy a restaurant that would serve just cheerleaders, with no NFL players allowed. Two years after retirement, 78% of NFL players have gone bankrupt or are under financial stress. In the NBA, five years after retirement 60% of players are broke. I don't think this will happen to Lebron.
human
*shoulders droop* No... I think professional athletes can often misguided and spend millions on stuff. I hope they do better.
gpt
Lots of cash comes in quickly, so they think there will always be plenty. Consider that Lebron rejected a $10 million offer from Reebok when he was 18. He said that Nike or Adidas might offer him a bit more. He later accepted a $90 million offer from Nike.
human
*eyes widen* He's such a good business man. He later signed a lifetime deal with Nike worth $1B. Much more than the $10M reebok offered...
gpt
He will soon own an NBA franchise. He has a good business mind. He can help the NBA in many ways, I think.