scootsy
Well-Known Member
^internet f1ght^
I wish it was. I am not even saying she is wrong, I just wanna hear why she is saying it.
^internet f1ght^
You're doing that all on your own. You really are so grown up. Proud of you.
My bad, the numbers are actually in his favor!
/s
So is the new trend to take a perfect luxury car and make it look like a ghetto Rice rocket? If so then Alec Burks succeeded.
No substance, yet again.
I don't think it looks ghetto. I think it looks pretty cool. Burks is a big fan of everything being black. Remember the suit he wore to the draft? I think NBA TV voted him best dressed for draft day, or some web publication did.
I'll give you one: a player that's to date made $4 million (that is to say, more than most people earn in a lifetime, not to mention the $3 million he's due in the next year) doesn't have to worry about paying off a >$100k car over the rest of his life. That I can figure that out doesn't make me smart. That you can't makes you a mouth-breather.
But I agree that there is a lot in life that you can waste money on and probably shouldn't. If you want to find out the circumstances as to why many pro athletes go bankrupt, I encourage you do a little more research.
Yeah, I think athletes biggest pocket-book hitter is loaning money out to extended family and friends, then paying babies' mommas.
Doing that research is what led me to make my initial claim. It boils down to 2 reasons, bad investments or overspending.
Yes he has made $4 million over two years, puts him in the top tax bracket shipping 40% to the government. His salary last year was $2.1m, and if that was his only income, then he wound up with around $1.26m heading into his bank account. So yes, he spent 9-10% of his income on a car, not really a big deal, I fully agree with you. But I think the precedent of luxurious living at this stage in his life is an extremely dangerous indicator.
3/5 NBA players are broke shortly after their playing days are over. You don't think that merits greater responsibility on the part of the athletes?
Doing that research is what led me to make my initial claim. It boils down to 2 reasons, bad investments or overspending.
Yes he has made $4 million over two years, puts him in the top tax bracket shipping 40% to the government. His salary last year was $2.1m, and if that was his only income, then he wound up with around $1.26m heading into his bank account. So yes, he spent 9-10% of his income on a car, not really a big deal, I fully agree with you. But I think the precedent of luxurious living at this stage in his life is an extremely dangerous indicator.
3/5 NBA players are broke shortly after their playing days are over. You don't think that merits greater responsibility on the part of the athletes?
I hope you aren't tired from that much research and adding. Phew.
Only get tired from reading your asinine and meaningless posts. Don't know why I've waited so long to put you on ignore.
Hey beantown, I just took 2 vacation days for next week because I feel like visiting San Francisco (never been). Tell me what I should see/do in 3 days.
-Giants game if possible
-Alcatraz
-Muir National Forest
-Coit Tower
-Golden Gate Bridge
-Golden Gate Park
-Twin Peaks
Also hit up Nicks Crispy Tacos. So damn good.
Only get tired from reading your asinine and meaningless posts. Don't know why I've waited so long to put you on ignore.