I will never know the feeling of having 60 million dollars but these players come into the league and is surrounded in the locker rooms or hear stories about other players having financial problems because of bad investments, financial advisors, baby mamas, and over spending and majority of these nikkas fall in the same trap
And now with kids getting paid in college.
Your first purchase when u get a 5 year 100 million dollar contract is your one home that you will consider living in the rest of your life… fukk all that other shyt of giving parents a home and your home boys money
The house you buy your parents you paying on that shyt to
You get your parents a house once u get a big endorsement deal and use that for a nice cheap home
But these NBA/NFL nikkas really want to live like rappers and live out the big meech street life and wonder why at 35 years old and no team giving u another contract that u are broke
And those so called friends and second and third family members are gone and u sitting there next to us coli nikkas on the job
In building #23 livin next door to me...decisions decisions
Giving that type of money to a young cat that never had a debit card or bank account. Have no idea what a 401k is. Never heard of a S&P, money market, index fund, none of that shyt.
You got cats like Marshawn Lynch going to high schools and jucos in the hoods pitting youngins on game on where and how to park your bread when and if you make it.
All we've ever been taught from where I'm from is put your paper in these shoe boxes or under the mattress, or hide it in this hole in the wall. When you get a job, put it in the bank, buy a house and learn to balance a check book...
That's it. From grade school to college. Basic finance was something that was NEVER, EVER, taught or showed us where I'm from. Not until I got to college and had to take a finance class for a requirement. Even today with all accessible basic information and knowledge sharing you STILL have folks missin the basic finance train.