the homey @Eye Cue 182
For real dog.realest part of that essay
Good for LeBron, I think everyone can relate to trying to stuff better for your hometown and what you represent.
If you're blessed with what he has especially.
I still can't believe it though. But I guess the writing is on the wall in MIA
the owner apologized
and those same fans burning his jersey are now gnna pay his salary
And Ali could esily to refuse to fight sumwhere
if he refused to go 2 the army n potentially go to jail refusing to fight at a certain venue wouldnt b very hard
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Hold up...now he should only do it when he retires?When he retires from basketball, he suddenly will not be an influence to the people in Akron?
I'm not downplaying, just being real with what it is and not falling for the reasons why respect becomes trivial depending on the people involved
You could make demands and still have plans to implement
I understand that the owner/fans that burned his jersey are back to being fans, but their response was disturbing. How people respond the minute you can't benefit them will show you how they really feel, and they acted like spoiled brats. What other owner/fan base reacted like that to a key FA leaving?the owner apologized
and those same fans burning his jersey are now gnna pay his salary
And Ali could esily to refuse to fight sumwhere
if he refused to go 2 the army n potentially go to jail refusing to fight at a certain venue wouldnt b very hard
You didn't have to watermark this breh, no one is gonna steal it