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human
*raises eyebrows* Hi, do you watch hockey? A professional hockey player will lose up to 8lbs in one game! lots of sweat.
gpt
I don't really watch hockey. From what I've seen, it must be hard on the body. Eight pounds sounds right.
human
Yes. You'd think they'd be cold too. I guess the ice isn't that bad though. Otherwise basketball players would complain when they cover the ice for them to play.
gpt
I expected tthat the court would get cold, but maybe there's insulation over something.
human
There must be. Since you don't watch hockey do you like football?
gpt
I do like football, but I usually watch around playoff time.
human
ESPN does such a good job with their football broadcasts. They even won an emmy for creating that superimposed line. Every other network copies it now.
gpt
*relaxed posture* It was an improvement, but I wonder if it deserved an award. I guess sports networks operate by a different standard.
human
I'm sure the guy who made it is happy. NFL is so much newer then other sports leagues. As recently as the 60s bowlers would make twice as much as football players.
gpt
I think college ball was probably the big thing in those days. And TV might not have had the following yet.
human
Now it's just a glorified farm system for the nfl. The highest scoring football game was a college game georgia tech beat cumberland 222-0 way back in 1916. I guess they had no mercy rule.
gpt
I think the GT coach should have put in the third string. Or maybe the cheerleaders. Why run up the score? 
human
He's long dead so we won't be able to find out. Maybe they could make a movie about it. A disney movie perhaps.
gpt
Yes, a ragtag bunch of CUmberland players hoping against hoping. They win money on a wager and manage to save their stadium? LOL
human
Hey sounds better then frozen. Maybe they could get the same director.
gpt
I never saw Frozen. I guess it's popular, but not really my cup of tea. If anyone could find a story in the CUmberland defeat, it's Disney.
human
*eyes widen* I didn't really like it, but I gave it a chance since it was the first disney movie directed by a woman. For a family friendly company they really are behind in the times.
gpt
*relaxed posture* Money dictates the choices in Hollywood. When the money is in being family friendly, Disney will be there.
human
They even reused a bunch of scenes in older movies to save money. If they did that now people would go nuts.
gpt
I guess they had the footage and thought, "Why not? Nobody will know."
human
*laughs* Before the days of people watching movies many times. Speaking of that I think I'm going to go watch Wreck it Ralph. That is a great disney movie. Goodnight!
gpt
There's a sequel to that, I believe. Have fun! Good night!
human
It's good too! bye
gpt
*laughs* Good night!