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human
did you know that there's a version of soccer where three teams face each other, at the same time? it's pretty cool
gpt
Wild game. I would love to see that and listen to the announcers trying to keep track of everything. Do they play with more than one ball?
human
honestly, I have no idea. I would imagine that it's one ball, and maybe only one net, but who knows.
gpt
Soccer mis really popular globally. So much so that it makes more money thanfootball, baseball, basketball, golf, tennis, and hockey combined! I wonder if they have a game where soccer and baseball are played on the same field at the same time... LOL
human
*smiles* That doesn't surprise me, it appears to be the most popular sport in the world, since it's played everywhere. Even Jon stewart used to be a soccer player!
gpt
*body relaxes* I bet eh was great at talking trash during the game. He probably would make the other team laugh and then slip one by the goalie. I wish they didn't call it soccer in the US, but called it association football.
human
*calm eyes* Haha, for sure. gotta use whatever you have in your arsenal to win! Honestly, I prefer "soccer", it's nice and short, and just rolls off the tongue.
gpt
But can you use the tongue is soccer? You can't use the arms on field. That might handicap Stewart too!
human
hahahah, very true, forget the tongue. American football is also very popular, some of those games go on forever, despite the average game only having 11 minutes of actual live gameplay
gpt
*laughs* In soccer they earn their money, running for what seems like hours. In NFL, the spend most of their time in the huddle, which seems like a break.
human
*eyes brighten* that's definitely so true. Same with baseball. 
gpt
I would guess the NFL coach has a better workout than most of the players. This is not true for the baseball coach, who can literally drink throughout the entire game. If the NFL puts tracking chips in the balls and the other equipment, where would baseball put the tracking chips?
human
I'd assume that you could put chips into the baseball's themselves, or even the baseball bats. Those things are so tiny, they can go anywhere.
gpt
*body relaxes* Wejj, at the risk of sounding crude, I think the best thing about NFL is the cheerleaders. They are underappreciated. You know, in New Orleans, cheerleaders  aren't even allowed to dine in the same location as the players. Now that is underappreciated!
human
*takes a step forward* Wow, I wonder what the reasoning is for that? Seems rather sexist, but i'm sure there's a method to that madness. I know the NFL has no rules against female players though, so maybe they aren't sexist 
gpt
Maybe they are encouraging cheerleaders to become future players. In any event, the NFL does have it's good players too. Like Kellan Moore, the only left-handed QB.
human
*eyes widen* Only one left-handed player? that's insane, there's so many players in the NFL, what are the odds of that
gpt
*laughs* A left-handed QB is rare. It requires a whole differnt strategy for recruiting linemen, designing and calling plays, and even hiking. But they would not need to change the huddle, a practice started to protect the QB while he was calling plays--to block the other team from seeing signals, etc.
human
Oh wow, that's insane. who knew being left handed would make such a difference in a spot. Considering how dangerous the sport is, i'm surprised people still play it
gpt
*laughs* Yeah. The QB at Oklahoma considered quitting to become a professional gamer. I don't know if he made the right decision...