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You only need to make $500k to be the top 1%....Nonsense. $3 million is a lot of money in today’s economy. $3 million puts you in the top 1%. Stop it.
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You only need to make $500k to be the top 1%....Nonsense. $3 million is a lot of money in today’s economy. $3 million puts you in the top 1%. Stop it.
You only need to make $500k to be the top 1%....
Ya, most just are morons with how they spend it. If you gave anyone 1mil if they are smart they are set for life. Just most players get a check and instead of buying a cheap house they drop 50k on jewelry.
Isn’t his also about how much additional money he can get while available?Some, not most.
The argument isn’t about how Henry spends his money because we don’t know what his bank account looks like. The argument is that Carp thinks $3 million isn’t a lot of money in today’s economy. That’s stupid.
Isn’t his also about how much additional money he can get while available?
$3 million is tons, but risking a season sitting out when $10’s of millions are out there seems like a bad idea regardless how comfortable he might be with the $3 mil.
I think we all do it in his situation too. I’ll throw the leap of faith that everyone here works hard at their job for the opportunity to make more money, I see no difference in his position.
Cmon man. They don't go broke from buying groceries and driving their 2015 Altima.Except that nearly half of football players are pretty much broke by the time they are 50. Now I don't know Henry's finances, but suffice to say that 5 million isn't that much in today's economy. And it's probably more like 3 million after taxes by the way.
Nonsense. $3 million is a lot of money in today’s economy. $3 million puts you in the top 1%. Stop it.
Cmon man. They don't go broke from buying groceries and driving their 2015 Altima.
You could put 5 million in a savings account and live off the interest quite easily. If you invested wisely, you could live like a rich person and still never work again.
Never said that.On 2nd thought this is probably accurate because the report I saw said the average 1% makes 1.3 million.
So you’re trying to argue that making top 1% money is not a lot of money? GTFO. Y’all are so dumb man lol
Nonsense. $3 million is a lot of money in today’s economy. $3 million puts you in the top 1%. Stop it.
Thank youCmon man. They don't go broke from buying groceries and driving their 2015 Altima.
You could put 5 million in a savings account and live off the interest quite easily. If you invested wisely, you could live like a rich person and still never work again.
16M/yr for a QB!? In 2020?I'd offer Tanny, Henry, and Conklin all 3 years 50 million and tell them who doesn't accept gets franchised.
Also, being the face of the Titans will help land new deals. If he puts us on the map the way he did this post season, the endorsements will follow.I'm sure Henry has a little more money than you think. He was a Heisman winning running back. He clearly got some endorsements.
I'm glad you're not the GM.I'd offer Tanny, Henry, and Conklin all 3 years 50 million and tell them who doesn't accept gets franchised.
Jimmy did even less and got paid, Foles won a SB but his stretch was shorter than TannysTanny one great year and everyone wants to hand him 30 million. geez