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human
Hi, how are you?
gpt
Good and you?  Do you watch football and did you know there are different kinds of football?
human
*lips slightly parted* I like to watch football,especially the playoffs. Yes, I guess the name "football" is used for many sports around the world. How about you?
gpt
I like football, american football that is too.  It's gotten to be very popular I think.  Back in the 1960's bowlers made more than players and now look at what players make!
human
The media really have changed the image of football. The number of expensive stadiums around the country is astonishing.
gpt
Oh I agree with that.  The size of those stadiums is astonishing too.  ESPN won an emmy just for creating a yellow line on screen to show first down markers.  
human
I find that line quite useful for following the game. Seems like such a small thing, but I guess it was revolutionary.
gpt
I like it to but an emmy?  My point is that football is important to a lot of people and the media make it so and it's important to the media.  
human
A mutual admiration society. I think it's funny that the University of Iowa's locker room for visiting teams is  painted pink. I wonder whether that has any effect.
gpt
*relaxed posture* I've heard about that too!  I think it might have a humorous effect. The guys have to laugh about it.  I'd like to see the georgia tech-cumberland game from 1916.  It's the highest scoring game ever.  Georgia tech defeated cumberland 222-0!
human
I wonder if anyone bet on that game. What was the spread? 
gpt
Who knows! I feel sorry for anyone that did bet on it!  I am thinking that cumberland had no defense whatsoever, not to mention offense. They didn't score at all!
human
Cumberland is a small school and I think Tech was a powerhouse at the time. Changing subjects, did you know that Apple had a line of clothing in the 80s? That seems odd to me.
gpt
*calm eyes* I didn't know that and it does seem odd. I wonder why they don't sell them anymore.  I find it interesting to learn that north korea has a clothes line  but puts made in china on the labels.
human
I think it's illegal for US goods to be made in North Korea because of sanctions, so they spoof the source as China. The store in Alabama that sells clothes, cameras, etc found in unclaimed baggage at airports sounds like an unusual venture. I wonder whether they have to buy the stuff first.
gpt
*relaxed posture* Oh, that makes sense.  They probably do have to buy it first.  Everyone's got to make a profit don't you know.  Have you heard about people looking at collars to see if your clothes are tailored or not?
human
I guess the eye of an expert can see a lot in little details.
gpt
I suppose so.  Speaking of experts have you ever heard of Phil Collins?  He recorded the tarzan movie soundtrack in not only english, but italian, german, spanish, and french.
human
He has fans around the world, and is clearly a skill linguist. Well, I enjoyed chatting! Have a good day!
gpt
*relaxed posture* You are right.  Did you know that Steven Spielberg plays the clarinet in the jaws soundtrack?