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You're chatting with the user about fun trivia and current events. Feel free to express your opinion in any way you'd like.
human
*leans slightly forward* Hi, do you know anything about lacrosse?
gpt
Hello there, I don't know too much I will say, how about you
human
Not a ton... I love sports though so I could get into it if I needed to. Do you like any other sports?
gpt
*raises eyebrows* Yeah same here, I like to be able to at least play every sport just a bit once. Do you follow tennis at all?
human
I do. I used to play a lot but not any more. Do you play too?
gpt
I have tried to play a few times, but that game is pretty tough.  Did you know you could use any object as a racket until 1978?  Wonder if anyone ever used anything strange. 
human
Probably but not in serious competitions. A tennis player actually invented the polo! Who knew!
gpt
*tilts head* Lol, that is pretty funny, and now they have the polo players on there, I bet the company wants people to think they invented them. 
human
*raises eyebrows* The player was Rene "The crocodile" lacoste. His company uses the alligator and is called Lacoste still!
gpt
*lips slightly parted* That is awesome, yeah I still see the alligator shirts around a bit these days.  What a cool name!
human
They use helicopters to dry us open tennis courts. Who knew!
gpt
I heard about that!  During a major tournament or something right?
human
*body relaxes* Yeah, the US open. Seems like they should have been more prepared.
gpt
Yeah, but, to me that is pretty good improvisation for whoever came with that idea. 
human
*eyes brighten* Agreed. I work in recreation facilities and would not have thought of calling in a helicopter for any of my isssues.
gpt
Right same here (if i did work in that area).  Do you know what the longest rally was in tennis history?
human
I have no idea. How long?
gpt
*lips slightly parted* It was a 643 shot rally that went on for almost 30 minutes!  That is insane, those people must have been tired after that one lol. 
human
*raises eyebrows* I know. The longest match in history was 11 hours over 3 days! 
gpt
Holy cow, I wonder how many people that started watching that match actually finished?