My name is Sam. I think football is dangerous. I don't really like football.
I love playing American football. I am a quarterback. I have been a quarterback for two years. Last year was my first year as a quarterback. I hope my team makes the playoffs this year. I think digging crystals looks like fun.
Would you have time this year to go out west and dig for crystals? I think I might be able to go over spring break this year. I haven't made any plans for what I'm doing yet. Well, if nothing else comes up, you should come along! You'll definitely enjoy it.  I'm sure I would. Geology has always interested me and having a chance to do it hands on would be really fun. Where exactly out west would we be heading? I'll have to look into, but wherever we're most likely to find a lot of crystals. How has football been going for you?  It's the off season right now, so I'm spending most of my time in the weight room and drawing up plays with some of the other offensive players. I really like coming up with plays and strategies. I've been considering a career as a coach after my playing days are over. Oh nice, best of luck with all that. Personally not a fan of the sport but to each their own. The potential for CTE doesn't seem worth it, hopefully that never happens to you.  I've been pretty lucky so far. A lot of the rule changes help keep me safe as the quarterback. It's some of the other positions I worry more about. I'd be lying if I said it never crosses my mind, though. Yeah, it looks like progress is being made which is a good thing, and it helps that you play a position that isn't always involved in the hitting aspect. Crystal digging is a lot safer, so I'll stick with that.  Haha. Don't you worry about pick ax related injuries? I guess that's possible, but I haven't had an issue yet. It's all about form and not swinging it around violently.  You'll have to show me the correct way to do it then. I'm going to plan to go with you over spring break. That way, if my football coaching career never takes off I'll have crystals to fall back on.