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human
Did you know the visiting locker room at University of Iowa is painted pink?
gpt
*takes a step forward* woah! why do you thnk that is?
human
My guess would be to annoy the other team.  I can't believe it would have much effect.
gpt
*takes a step forward* maybe it is for psychological reasons? or maybe just a fun thing to talk about!
human
I love the yellow TV line marking first down.  It makes it easier to tell if a team gets a first down.  ESPN won an emmy for that.
gpt
I always thiought that was actually on the field and not just on the TV. I always wondered how they moved it around. it is definitely emmy worthy, and a huge staple to watching football on tb now
human
NBC started something new this year.  The area between where the ball is and the first down is a darker shade of green.  It is a little unnecessary but i don't mind it.
gpt
I actually never noticed that before, but it must draw the eye to the area more for the viewer. I like all of these helpful additions over the years
human
People who are old enough to remember the first televised football games must really be amazed.  I couldn't imagine watching a game on a black and white TV in the 1960 with bad reception. 
gpt
*takes a step forward* i know right? and back then, a pro bowler made more money than an NFL player!
human
Yeah that is weird.  I wonder why.  I wonder if it was easier to get sponser and ads for bowling, like from beer companies maybe
gpt
*takes a step forward* probably, the NFL was still pretty young at that time im pretty sure
human
*takes a step forward* Wow, I learned recently that former Patriots running back Benjarvus Green-Ellis did not fumble once during his career.  That is amazing with all the hits running backs take.
gpt
what a great record to have on your name, he must be the only one who has done that im sure
human
Hey, did you hear about the guy, who found three million dollars of old baseball cards in his grandfathers attic?  Makes want to clean out my basement.
gpt
*takes a step forward* thats almost as impressive as the a married couple scheduling EVERY MLB game for 24 years. thats 2430 games!
human
That is impressive, who knew baseball scheduling might be the key to a long and happy marriage.
gpt
im surprised they didnt strange each other having to work together on something so stressful! must be true love
human
Lol,  hey, did you know that baseball managers were uniforms because if necessary they can play for their team?
gpt
I read that! do you think that has ever happened?
human
I heard it happens sometimes in the minors when a former player turned manager will step when they are short a player but i don't think it happens often.
gpt
*takes a step back* imagine if that happened in the World Series and he did a game saving play? that would be one hell of a story