I'd do this for a year or two, just to see what the future would be like....
Making 2 million a year at 19-22 is a shyt load of money for these young athletes
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I'd do this for a year or two, just to see what the future would be like....
2 mil dont get u far if u do DUMB shyt with it.
tofuspeedstar
Bosozoku Champion
20% of $2mil is $200k...i could live makin that each yar for 10-12 years. Then that 60% i stacked away over 10-12 years........after retiring at 35.
Mind blown brehs.
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It's easy to say what you'd do if you had that kind of money when you don't have it. Some of you clowns need to sit down. 
some of these nyggas straight from the hood
families that never had a bank account
check cashing spot type nyggas
but a nygga from a decent background is gonna be straight
my homie made it to the NFL
he aint go crazy after the taxes he realized his money was really like that
he was making 1.2 a yr
families that never had a bank account
check cashing spot type nyggas
but a nygga from a decent background is gonna be straight
my homie made it to the NFL
he aint go crazy after the taxes he realized his money was really like that
he was making 1.2 a yr
I wouldn't go broke, cause I'd be out of the states in the offseason, but there would be a lot of little kids in Brazil that look a lot like me.
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Exactly. People always talking about athletes going broke because they're "dumb" but it is moreso because they're so young. Similar to other entertainers.
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It's easy to say what you'd do if you had that kind of money when you don't have it. Some of you clowns need to sit down.
who's ya homie breh?
Kunty McPhuck
Scust Szn has Returned
athletes go broke, because their careers are so short, yet they spend like the money will always be coming in. Buying 3-4 houses, boats, cars that depreciate and all that other dumb nikka ish, entertainers go broke less than athletes all they have to do is star in another movie, push out another cd, tour.
when you are retired as a athlete if you don't get a analyst gig, or a gm gig, your stuck end up like bm ass jason caffey
Caffey was jailed this year in Tuscaloosa, Ala., and is facing an arrest warrant in Georgia, both stemming from back child-support issues.
He has fathered eight children with seven women.
More than half of Caffey's reported monthly income of $7,000 goes to alimony and child support, according to the story.
"Who wouldn't have trouble with that after retiring five years ago?" Caffey said.
Caffey signed a $35 million contract with the Warriors after the 1997-'98 season, which he spent with the Chicago Bulls.
But Caffey said his career ended with three years left on the deal, worth $12 million, and that after taxes the deal was really worth $17 million. He said his former wife, who divorced him in 2006, got half his money.
A lawyer who is defending Caffey in a Georgia child-support case, Jim Altman, said Caffey's obligation of $4,250 a month was not in line with what he is making now.
"As an NBA basketball star, he was making millions of dollars," Altman told the Press-Register. "It kind of goes to show how the system fails people like Jason."
when you are retired as a athlete if you don't get a analyst gig, or a gm gig, your stuck end up like bm ass jason caffey
Caffey was jailed this year in Tuscaloosa, Ala., and is facing an arrest warrant in Georgia, both stemming from back child-support issues.
He has fathered eight children with seven women.
More than half of Caffey's reported monthly income of $7,000 goes to alimony and child support, according to the story.
"Who wouldn't have trouble with that after retiring five years ago?" Caffey said.
Caffey signed a $35 million contract with the Warriors after the 1997-'98 season, which he spent with the Chicago Bulls.
But Caffey said his career ended with three years left on the deal, worth $12 million, and that after taxes the deal was really worth $17 million. He said his former wife, who divorced him in 2006, got half his money.
A lawyer who is defending Caffey in a Georgia child-support case, Jim Altman, said Caffey's obligation of $4,250 a month was not in line with what he is making now.
"As an NBA basketball star, he was making millions of dollars," Altman told the Press-Register. "It kind of goes to show how the system fails people like Jason."
Brazil has a lower rate of HIV than the US
I'd be hittin them up like "Ola Bonita"
Mandizi
5-I-3 till I D-I-E
$400k
BIGGER_THANLIFE
Rookie
Kevin Durant only 23 and nikka making like 4 mill a year. It's real out here breh