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if you are talking about the answer to that joke, the answer would be TEAM SPORTS

By definition, the only thing you would absolutely have to give up would be other people.

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If you were the last person on Earth, you would have to give up human interaction, companionship, and the ability to share experiences with others. Additionally, you would likely have to give up the comforts of modern society and technology without any support or assistance.

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