He's someone who Kawhi trusts

Agreed. That’s why it’s so shameful what he did to him for his own profit.

What did he do that was shameful?

Kawhi won another title and will earn even more because of it. He's a solid brand that was being hidden in the Alamo.

He wasn’t hidden in SA or Toronto and so far his decision to leave both has left an excess of over $100 million on the table simply to appease Uncle Dennis the Pimp.

What if we paid teachers like pro athletes and pro athletes like teachers?

Are you going to buy the District 105 Directv Package and watch Mrs. Green teach third graders how to do long division?

How about a bookie taking bets on whether Jenny can ace her history exam?

Are you going to buy the District 105 Directv Package and watch Mrs. Green teach third graders how to do long division?

How about a bookie taking bets on whether Jenny can ace her history exam?

Veteran safety Glover Quin announced his retirement last week, but he doesn’t need to find another job if he doesn’t want to.

Quin told Peter King for this week’s Football Morning in America that he has saved 70 percent of his after-tax income. Quin made about $33 million in his NFL career, so even living on 30 percent of his income, he was more comfortable than most, but he didn’t throw money away on the kinds of things that cause some professional athletes to go broke.

“That was all a part of the plan,” Quin said. “I never had a Bentley. I never had a Maserati. My wife and I lived well. We just didn’t live extravagantly. My attitude was, if you sacrifice a little bit in your twenties, you can live great for the rest of your life. And by doing that, I could walk away without thinking right now, ‘I gotta play one more year because I really need that extra $2 million.’”

Quin was known as a smart player on the field, but he may be smarter off the field, and his example would be a good one for other players to follow.

It's more fun to be a victim

There will never be an effective vaccine. I'll never get one anyway.

And just to be fair, every one of us would absolutely squander NFL money if given the chance. Except for denisdman. "Even Ogie Oglethorpe?" Especially Ogie Oglethorpe! He'd use the money to fund a militia and bomb a stop light.

I still lived with my parents while working at a huge firm in my youth.

I care about our children.

loser

I still lived with my parents while working at a huge firm in my youth.

I'm just glad the USWNT won't have these problems.

It's more fun to be a victim

There will never be an effective vaccine. I'll never get one anyway.

But the Sudanese-born Deng is not waiting for the end of his playing days for his next big score. He’s been investing in real estate almost since the time he entered the league in 2004 and has amassed an impressive portfolio—hotels, resorts, condos and apartment buildings—worth $125 million.

Quin's got nothing on our guy Deng

https://www.forbes.com/sites/kurtbadenh ... 91c3551db9

It's more fun to be a victim

There will never be an effective vaccine. I'll never get one anyway.

All kidding and sarcasm aside, I absolutely believe that to be the case. Our discussions on private schools and travel sports revealed that many times over. We may have different takes but both want the same outcome.

I think Gronk lived with his parents in the off season in a room with his brother.

Sensible fellow Pole.

We definitely fit some of our stereotypes.

Dolphin's family came over on the Polish Mayflower, he's not some immigrant or first generation kid. He's just clingy...