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human
Do you consider yourself a basketball fan?
gpt
Not really. But I do like to watch good game, I can learn a lot from it.
human
*eyes brighten* I rarely see any games, and only have a passing knowledge of what's going on.  I've been to a grand total of one games, but LeBron James was playing in it.
gpt
Yes, we all know LeBron James. He is quite famous. What do you think about him ignoring the play calls of Lakers Coach Luke Walton and him" running the plays  he prefers?"
human
Conflicted, he has a history of doing it, players should listen to their coaches, but on the other hand you feel like if anyone can it is him, being who he is.
gpt
Yes, that is true, indeed. The Lakers stuff want to go about their situation in a different way, so that it would not be " Cleveland all over again." What are your thoughts?
human
*lips slightly parted* When the Lakers acquired LeBron they knew what they were getting, can't really complain when he does what he does.  The team was built for him
gpt
Yes, agree. "LeBron needs his specialists around him- that is what makes the game successful." I hear that line a lot when it comes down to LeBron  playing.
human
*takes a step back* My in laws are from the Cleveland area, they go from extremes when it comes to him, one minutes burning jerseys, the next in love with him.
gpt
Lol...And what about Reggie Miller, NBA Hall of Famer, Do you remember he scored his career high 40 points, and later found out about her sister Cheryl`s 105 points?
human
Good for her, I'd imagine being in that family all she heard was how great he was doing.  It must have been good to get one up on him for once.  
gpt
Yes. Not only that , Cheryl managed to brake 8 national records that same day, not bad. Certainly it was her day.
human
*raises eyebrows* That granny style of free throws intrigues me.  It's proven to be better and players make more free throws by doing it, you'd think the success would overcome any stigma.  I thought winning was the number one goal.
gpt
This is how the game goes. What comes to my mind is another NBA player Allen Iverson, who signed a lifetime endorsement contract with Reebok in 2001. It was quite a bargain. Allen was suppose to get $32,000,000 when he reaches age of 55.
human
*lips slightly parted* That sounds like a lot of money, well it is a lot of money, but I'm sure what LeBron earns makes it look small.  He could turn down 10 million when he was 18.
gpt
Ok. Did not know that. Hey, LeBron often considered as the best basketball player in the world and regarded by some as the greatest player of all time. Not bad, but is subjective, to say the least.
human
He certainly got a resume that supports that subjective view, plenty of MVP's and scoring awards.
gpt
Yep. And speaking about status. Judge Judy makes $123,000 per episode, making her the highest paid celebrity only after LeBron James. He made quite a legacy for himself already..
human
You could have asked me who was second and I don't think I would have ever guessed Judge Judy.
gpt
Yes I know, right?! I think LeBron is on his way to Hollywood, though. He has already signed with Warner Bros a new deal for a "space jam" sequel. Hollywood hold on. 