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You're discussing cool trivia and the latest events with the user. Feel free to comment in any manner that feels right.
human
Hello. Did you know the NFL doesn't have a rule against women players?
gpt
That's interesting. They aren't totally about equal rights, though. For example, New Orleans Saints cheerleaders aren't allowed to eat at the same restaurants as players
human
That is so archaic. I guess they should be grateful, they don't put trackers in their clothes, like they do the players should pads.
gpt
It is a clever way to track movements and analyze plays; so much of the game is analysis. Did you know that there's only an average of 11 minutes of live gameplay in an NFL game?
human
That's insane! The commercials last way longer than that. I guess the chips in the footballs are to analyze plays too?
gpt
I guess you can't have too much data, even in a game that's been around for so long. Even the circular huddle was a new invention at some point, created by a deaf quarterback so the other team couldn't see his hand signals.
human
*tilts head* That is so cool. Tupac danced ballet when he was in high school, guess the tough rapper persona was all fake.
gpt
Yes, some football players take ballet to improve their movement, too.
human
do they really? I know the dancers can go through quite a few pairs of shoes in a week.
gpt
I supposed putting all of your weight on your toes could cause pointe shoes to wear out quickly; seems like a good opportunity for a patent on a long-lasting shoe!
human
*hands at sides* Michael Jackson had one on some of his shoes. 
gpt
Yes, he had some crazy moves that would definitely require some mechanical assistance to achieve an extreme lean.; I wonder if there was any symbolic meaning to those moves or they were just aesthetically interesting. 
human
It's all in the name of art. I think it's cute how babies dance when they hear music.
gpt
It must be hardwired; they also smile when they hit the beat.
human
I love watching the vidoes of them on YouTube. I hope one I see grows up to be a Mouse King in the Nutcracker, like Tupac.
gpt
Maybe there are some videos of Bruce Lee dancing, too; he was actually a cha-cha champion in 1958.
human
I read that. Back in 1958, I think it was.
gpt
I'm sure he made more money in martial arts, though. Did you know that an engineer has a higher average lifetime earnings than an NFL or MLB player?
human
*takes a step back* Isn't that crazy? The ones I know, don't get paid that much.
gpt
Well, one player, Baker Mayfield, even considered becoming a full-time competitive video game player when he was at the University of Oklahoma. I guess that can be pretty lucrative, too.