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human
Did you remember that play in the NBA finals when J.R. Smith got the rebound with almost no time left and the score tied and he just dribbled out the clock?
gpt
*eyes widen* Yes, wasn't that something? Well, we all make mistakes.
human
True, but in that situation all you had to know was the score was tied so if i get the ball i got to shot it.  I don't think many others would have made that mistake in that situation.
gpt
*leans forward* Well, what if he would miss the shot? Then the situation would have been the same!
human
But he didn't even try!  You have to be aware in that situation.  Its forgivable if you miss,but to not even try?  
gpt
*relaxed posture* You
human
Did you know Kareem's dunks were so dominant that dunks were banned for a decade?
gpt
Sorry, I hit the keyboard wrong on the last one. Sorry.  No, I didn't know that about Kareem's dunks. I know that LeBron is supposed to be the best basketball player of all time though. I also heard that the people of the city of Cleveland thought he was a traitor for leaving.
human
You can make a case for LeBron being the greatest but in my opinion Michael Jordan is the greatest of all time.
gpt
LeBron says he's the greatest of all time and is the NBA'S MOST VALUABLE PLAYER four times already.
human
They are both incredible male players but the greatest woman's player might be Cheryl Miller.  Did you know she scored 105 points in a game?
gpt
No, didn't know that one. Did you know that Space Jam was the highest-grossing basketball movie of all time? I saw that back in the day, it was funny!
human
That was a great movie.  I hear LeBron might make Space Jam 2.
gpt
That would be incredible. Did you know that basketball was invented at the YMCA?
human
No, I didn't.  Can you tell me more about it?
gpt
Apparently, the YMCA invented both basketball and volleyball but that's all I know about it.
human
Nice, that makes sense since both basketball and volleyball can be played on the same court.  Did you know there is a basketball court on the top floor of the Supreme Court known as the highest court in the land?
gpt
*leans forward* No, very funny, lol. But did you know that about two years after their retirement, approximately 78% of all NFL players go bankrupt or have financial stresses?  And, add to that, after about five years after retirement, 60% of NBA players are broke? How sad is that?
human
To be given so much money when you are so young is sometimes a bad thing.  Perhaps athletes should be required to take finance or money management classes while in college.
gpt
Yes, then maybe they wouldn't blow it all right away and would think of their futures after basketball.  What were they thinking?  They make bad decisions sometimes. did you hear that Spencer Haywood took $100K upfront rather than a 10% stake in Nike? Wow, what a mistake that was!
human
True, big mistake.  Hey, nice chatting with you
gpt
you as well