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human
Hi there! Do you enjoy basketball?
gpt
I love it! especially the NBA. How about you?
human
I am not a huge fan, but I can appreciate it. I tend to like college basketball better, for whatever reason. Did you know Tim Duncan played 4 years of college ball instead of going straight into the NBA?
gpt
That man is very humble because of it! I would have been like Allen Iverson and gotten a lifetime endorsement from Reebok though lol.
human
It seems like a lot of money to pay someone who had a relatively short career, but I think his brand has value overseas. In fact, the even though Air Jordans were initially banned by the NBA, the brand was valuable enough to Nike for them to pay Michael Jordan's fines for wearing them.
gpt
And now look at the brand! Everybody is basically wearing it these days huh?
human
*calm eyes* Yes, I guess there's some nostalgia for it these days when the NBA isn't quite as interesting as it used to be. I mean, the Warriors are so dominant with Steph Curry!
gpt
*raises eyebrows* I agree with you on that one! Steph Curry is an all around good guy. He donates mosquito nets to families in Africa.
human
That's nice of him, I guess, but he could probably do a lot more, considering his team earned $12 million by losing game 4 of the Finals last season.
gpt
*takes a step back* You would think it was the opposite? Oh well money is money. In the last 20 years, only 3 number one picks have won the championship, do you know who they were?
human
I know LeBron is one of them, although he's no longer with the team he won with.
gpt
That's correct! The other two were Andrew Bogut and Kyrie Irving!
human
I do not know so much about them. I do know that Steph Curry's brother actually played with his Warriors teammate's brother on the Santa Cruz Warrior. I guess the basketball world is pretty small!
gpt
*takes a step forward* I bet it is! I think the real money is in drama acting though!
human
Theatrical drama certainly is on another level. Hugh Laurie, for example, made $700k per episode of House, the highest ever for TV drama.
gpt
I think I would be up there if I took the drama class with Jon Hamm haha.
human
Especially if you ended up being a comic actor like 
gpt
I agree! Jim Carrey doesn't do dramas anymore because it doesn't project positivity. I would do good at comedy then haha.
human
*hands at sides* Like Ellie Kemper, I meant. Jim Carrey's last project, Kidding, was certainly very dark for a comedy if he won't do drama; maybe he just means he doesn't do tragedy, which is the other half of drama in contrast to comedy,
gpt
Oh that's right I forgot about her! You know I'd only do drama class if the pretty girls were in it like Michael Caine did!