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CJ McCollum says a $2,000,000 NBA salary gets chopped down to under $1,000,000 after taxes and fees, so early on he lived off a $12,000 energy drink deal instead “Let’s say I was making $2 million, after taxes, let’s call it $950K, $970K, Agency fees 4%, marketing 15%. Those checks were chopped down” “I was living off an energy drink deal, I had a $12,000 deal just to get some posts off, and I lived off of that”

CJ McCollum says a $2,000,000 NBA salary gets chopped down to under $1,000,000 after taxes and fees, so early on he lived off a $12,000 energy drink deal instead “Let’s say I was making $2 million, after taxes, let’s call it $950K, $970K, Agency fees 4%, marketing 15%. Those checks were chopped down” “I was living off an energy drink deal, I had a $12,000 deal just to get some posts off, and I lived off of that”

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Jason Bateman says people who inherit fortunes are often the cheapest people he knows “As a kid, I knew I could generate money, so I was never that nervous about spending it. I felt I could replace it” “I’ve got some friends who are incredibly wealthy because their parents were incredibly wealthy; they inherited a bunch of money” “And they’re the tightest people I know. Because they didn’t make that money, so they feel every dollar going out as one they’re never going to get back”

Jason Bateman says people who inherit fortunes are often the cheapest people he knows “As a kid, I knew I could generate money, so I was never that nervous about spending it. I felt I could replace it” “I’ve got some friends who are incredibly wealthy because their parents were incredibly wealthy; they inherited a bunch of money” “And they’re the tightest people I know. Because they didn’t make that money, so they feel every dollar going out as one they’re never going to get back”

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Andre Iguodala says he shared an agent with Kobe, so he planted someone inside Kobe’s workouts to steal exactly what he was doing “I have the same agent as Kobe Bryant, so I was always stealing tips. I had somebody watching Kobe, stealing things, writing things down, giving it to me” “Kobe would dribble on the wall with his left hand at one angle for 20 minutes, then change the angle for another 20 minutes, and so on”

Andre Iguodala says he shared an agent with Kobe, so he planted someone inside Kobe’s workouts to steal exactly what he was doing “I have the same agent as Kobe Bryant, so I was always stealing tips. I had somebody watching Kobe, stealing things, writing things down, giving it to me” “Kobe would dribble on the wall with his left hand at one angle for 20 minutes, then change the angle for another 20 minutes, and so on”

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Mark Cuban says other pharmacies charge $2,000 for a cancer drug that costs $26 at his pharmacy, a 7,600% markup “People need like Imatinib, a chemotherapy drug, from $2,000 down to $26” “Because when you walk in and you need this drug to survive… you pay whatever you’ve got to pay, and they see you coming”

Mark Cuban says other pharmacies charge $2,000 for a cancer drug that costs $26 at his pharmacy, a 7,600% markup “People need like Imatinib, a chemotherapy drug, from $2,000 down to $26” “Because when you walk in and you need this drug to survive… you pay whatever you’ve got to pay, and they see you coming”

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Jason Bateman says he packed a duffel bag of cash to quit Hollywood and flee the country. Then a role he’d been rejected for years earlier came back around and saved his entire career Bateman: “I was literally very, very close to liquidating what little cash I had, putting it in a duffel bag, going down to the Bradley terminal at LAX… finding a city that looked interesting, and just unplugging and going there, plugging in and starting over…” Host: “What kept you from doing that?” Bateman: “An audition for something I ended up getting. And I was also shadowing the great Jimmy Burrows, the television director. Instead of having all the sitcom experience I had be a detriment, a hurdle, a barrier to hiring me. I wanted to turn that into a positive: start directing, try to be the next Jimmy Burrows” “He was kind enough to let me shadow him and signed me up with his agent, Bob Broder. I directed a few episodes of some sitcoms, and it was great” “I was feeling like an adult, feeling like I was using what I’d learned. And then Arrested Development happened” “When I read that script, there’s no way they’re going to see me for this. They’re trying to do the exact opposite of what I’m known for. And then, Mitch Hurwitz, the genius behind Arrested Development remembered me from an audition a few years earlier, for a pilot he didn’t cast me in” “But he remembered that I’d done really well in that audition. So he said, ‘Yeah, I’ll see him for Arrested Development.’ I went in and just guessed right with what they were looking for… So it was a great fit for me and it came right in the nick of time”

Jason Bateman says he packed a duffel bag of cash to quit Hollywood and flee the country. Then a role he’d been rejected for years earlier came back around and saved his entire career Bateman: “I was literally very, very close to liquidating what little cash I had, putting it in a duffel bag, going down to the Bradley terminal at LAX… finding a city that looked interesting, and just unplugging and going there, plugging in and starting over…” Host: “What kept you from doing that?” Bateman: “An audition for something I ended up getting. And I was also shadowing the great Jimmy Burrows, the television director. Instead of having all the sitcom experience I had be a detriment, a hurdle, a barrier to hiring me. I wanted to turn that into a positive: start directing, try to be the next Jimmy Burrows” “He was kind enough to let me shadow him and signed me up with his agent, Bob Broder. I directed a few episodes of some sitcoms, and it was great” “I was feeling like an adult, feeling like I was using what I’d learned. And then Arrested Development happened” “When I read that script, there’s no way they’re going to see me for this. They’re trying to do the exact opposite of what I’m known for. And then, Mitch Hurwitz, the genius behind Arrested Development remembered me from an audition a few years earlier, for a pilot he didn’t cast me in” “But he remembered that I’d done really well in that audition. So he said, ‘Yeah, I’ll see him for Arrested Development.’ I went in and just guessed right with what they were looking for… So it was a great fit for me and it came right in the nick of time”

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Arnold Schwarzenegger says Sylvester Stallone spent years making more money than him, so he took a $30,000,000 role he didn’t even like just to finally beat him “I was getting a million dollars for Conan 2, this was 1983. Then I read, Sly just made a deal for $5 million for a movie. I said, what the hell?” “Eventually I got $10 million for Total Recall in ‘89. And Sly signed for $15 million. I’m like, Jesus Christ, I can’t catch up, there was always some number bigger than mine” “Eventually we both ended up at $20 million as our standard. Then I did Batman and Robin where I got $30 million, they really wanted me for the movie but I didn’t want to play the villain. They said, ‘$25 million is petty cash, what’s the matter with you guys?’” “So then, they call me back like a month later and they say we give you $30 million plus we give you points and back end and blah blah blah and I said, okay” “This was kind of my way to pay back for all the tortures over the years that he got more than I did”

Arnold Schwarzenegger says Sylvester Stallone spent years making more money than him, so he took a $30,000,000 role he didn’t even like just to finally beat him “I was getting a million dollars for Conan 2, this was 1983. Then I read, Sly just made a deal for $5 million for a movie. I said, what the hell?” “Eventually I got $10 million for Total Recall in ‘89. And Sly signed for $15 million. I’m like, Jesus Christ, I can’t catch up, there was always some number bigger than mine” “Eventually we both ended up at $20 million as our standard. Then I did Batman and Robin where I got $30 million, they really wanted me for the movie but I didn’t want to play the villain. They said, ‘$25 million is petty cash, what’s the matter with you guys?’” “So then, they call me back like a month later and they say we give you $30 million plus we give you points and back end and blah blah blah and I said, okay” “This was kind of my way to pay back for all the tortures over the years that he got more than I did”

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Michael Vick says he made over $100,000,000 in the NFL, walked out of prison with negative $1,000 in the bank and thought it was hilarious Vlad: “Your wife said you get out and they look at your finances and you’re negative $1,000 in the bank. From $100 million to negative a thousand, what does that do to a man who’s got children and expenses?” Vick: “Make you stronger. Make you hungrier. Feel that pressure of now I really got to go do the right thing. So it was funny when I seen it, it was hilarious. It’s like, yo, now we really can say we started from the bottom again. Now let’s see what God take us”

Michael Vick says he made over $100,000,000 in the NFL, walked out of prison with negative $1,000 in the bank and thought it was hilarious Vlad: “Your wife said you get out and they look at your finances and you’re negative $1,000 in the bank. From $100 million to negative a thousand, what does that do to a man who’s got children and expenses?” Vick: “Make you stronger. Make you hungrier. Feel that pressure of now I really got to go do the right thing. So it was funny when I seen it, it was hilarious. It’s like, yo, now we really can say we started from the bottom again. Now let’s see what God take us”

1,694,019 views • 2 days ago

Odell Beckham Jr. reveals the real math on a $100,000,000 NFL contract: • On paper → $100,000,000 • Actually guaranteed → $60,000,000 • After taxes → $12,000,000/yr • Car, house for mom, living → $4,000,000/yr • What’s left → $8,000,000/yr • Five years. Then it’s over. Forever “Can you make that last forever?”

Odell Beckham Jr. reveals the real math on a $100,000,000 NFL contract: • On paper → $100,000,000 • Actually guaranteed → $60,000,000 • After taxes → $12,000,000/yr • Car, house for mom, living → $4,000,000/yr • What’s left → $8,000,000/yr • Five years. Then it’s over. Forever “Can you make that last forever?”

23,354,847 views • 16 days ago

Arnold Schwarzenegger says he advertised himself as a masonry expert, something he knew nothing about. Then the LA earthquake hit, and it made him rich "So I said, 'Franco, we should start a business.' We put an ad in the LA Times, 'Italian and European masonry experts' and I didn't know anything about it. So we put the ad… and the next day, after the ad came out, we had the earthquake in Los Angeles. I mean, can you think about that?" "And all of a sudden everyone called us: 'Oh my God, you've got to come over, you've got to rebuild our chimney, rebuild our patio, the patio's got a big crack, the wall's got a big crack, the wall around our house fell down..."

Arnold Schwarzenegger says he advertised himself as a masonry expert, something he knew nothing about. Then the LA earthquake hit, and it made him rich "So I said, 'Franco, we should start a business.' We put an ad in the LA Times, 'Italian and European masonry experts' and I didn't know anything about it. So we put the ad… and the next day, after the ad came out, we had the earthquake in Los Angeles. I mean, can you think about that?" "And all of a sudden everyone called us: 'Oh my God, you've got to come over, you've got to rebuild our chimney, rebuild our patio, the patio's got a big crack, the wall's got a big crack, the wall around our house fell down..."

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Pacman Jones says a Brink’s truck had to move his $1,000,000 in cash from one casino to another, it wouldn’t fit in one room so his stepdad stayed up all night guarding it “I was at the Palms at the Michael Jordan party and I end up winning a million dollars. They took me back in a Brink’s truck to Caesars” “I had the whole top floor at Caesars, and you know how much a million dollars is in cash, in hundreds. I didn’t have enough room to put the money in” “So I had to go to all of the rooms, I had like 20 rooms on the top floor, going to each room, putting in the code, putting 50 in this one. I had nowhere to hold the money, and I was damn sure I wasn’t going to leave my whole million dollars in one room” “My stepdad, rest in peace, he didn’t leave the room after I won. He just stayed in the room for me”

Pacman Jones says a Brink’s truck had to move his $1,000,000 in cash from one casino to another, it wouldn’t fit in one room so his stepdad stayed up all night guarding it “I was at the Palms at the Michael Jordan party and I end up winning a million dollars. They took me back in a Brink’s truck to Caesars” “I had the whole top floor at Caesars, and you know how much a million dollars is in cash, in hundreds. I didn’t have enough room to put the money in” “So I had to go to all of the rooms, I had like 20 rooms on the top floor, going to each room, putting in the code, putting 50 in this one. I had nowhere to hold the money, and I was damn sure I wasn’t going to leave my whole million dollars in one room” “My stepdad, rest in peace, he didn’t leave the room after I won. He just stayed in the room for me”

2,431,370 views • 5 days ago

Cam Newton reveals he paid for his crew’s vacations for 8 years, before realizing who was missing “Probably until I was about 30, about eight years, I would take a lot of people on vacation with me. I would pay for their flights, hotel, villa fees. And this is my retribution to the people who supported” “And I started looking around on them trips and I said, ‘My mama not here. My dad not here. My grandmother who was alive at the time, she’s not here’” “But I’m seeing all this tequila get drunk up. I don’t even drink. All this Don Perignon. And I had to ask myself, I said, ‘Bro, why am I rewarding people if they were in this situation wouldn’t think twice about me?’”

Cam Newton reveals he paid for his crew’s vacations for 8 years, before realizing who was missing “Probably until I was about 30, about eight years, I would take a lot of people on vacation with me. I would pay for their flights, hotel, villa fees. And this is my retribution to the people who supported” “And I started looking around on them trips and I said, ‘My mama not here. My dad not here. My grandmother who was alive at the time, she’s not here’” “But I’m seeing all this tequila get drunk up. I don’t even drink. All this Don Perignon. And I had to ask myself, I said, ‘Bro, why am I rewarding people if they were in this situation wouldn’t think twice about me?’”

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Davante Adams says he plugged his ears so the Packers couldn’t talk him into staying, then signed a $141,000,000 deal with the Raiders making him the highest-paid WR in the NFL at the time Shannon: “You was out of there. You felt they slapped you in your face by not giving you what you had earned up until that point, made you play, put you and your family at risk, and then once you come out on the other side, they say, “Dawg, we knew you could do it, here you go, bro” Adams: “And then, but the biggest thing was that I didn’t hear anything after that. So I basically was already la-la-la-la-la, you know, once the season ended. But there was no follow-up, there wasn’t a lot of talks going on. I didn’t know, there was nothing for almost two months” “And I’m thinking, okay, well, I must just be a regular dude to them, so I’m about to go. And then they think that, you know, tagging me was the next op, after basically playing for Lloyd’s on the tag the year before that. So I’m like, this is obviously not it” “And they was, I don’t know if they was calling my bluff, or just, you know, whatever the idea was, but it just wasn’t working for me. So I just had to plug my ears before I heard a number that made my ass want to stay” Shannon: “And ‘cause you’d heard that number first, like, ‘Okay, I forgive y’all’, hold on, you said what?” Adams: “I just said, ‘Look, we’re going to nip this in the bud, this is what I think is best.’ You know, it end up working out for the Packers, they got a couple good players out of it as well. It is what it is”

Davante Adams says he plugged his ears so the Packers couldn’t talk him into staying, then signed a $141,000,000 deal with the Raiders making him the highest-paid WR in the NFL at the time Shannon: “You was out of there. You felt they slapped you in your face by not giving you what you had earned up until that point, made you play, put you and your family at risk, and then once you come out on the other side, they say, “Dawg, we knew you could do it, here you go, bro” Adams: “And then, but the biggest thing was that I didn’t hear anything after that. So I basically was already la-la-la-la-la, you know, once the season ended. But there was no follow-up, there wasn’t a lot of talks going on. I didn’t know, there was nothing for almost two months” “And I’m thinking, okay, well, I must just be a regular dude to them, so I’m about to go. And then they think that, you know, tagging me was the next op, after basically playing for Lloyd’s on the tag the year before that. So I’m like, this is obviously not it” “And they was, I don’t know if they was calling my bluff, or just, you know, whatever the idea was, but it just wasn’t working for me. So I just had to plug my ears before I heard a number that made my ass want to stay” Shannon: “And ‘cause you’d heard that number first, like, ‘Okay, I forgive y’all’, hold on, you said what?” Adams: “I just said, ‘Look, we’re going to nip this in the bud, this is what I think is best.’ You know, it end up working out for the Packers, they got a couple good players out of it as well. It is what it is”

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Charles Barkley says Steph Curry would’ve been ‘broken in half’ in the ’90s NBA “I love Steph Curry, but if anybody with a shred of common sense tells me Steph could’ve taken the licks Michael [Jordan] was taking, come on, man” “Not just the body blows, but the hand-checking, where you could grab a guy and he couldn’t move” “If Steph got hit like Michael was getting hit, he’d get broken in half. That’s just a fact”

Charles Barkley says Steph Curry would’ve been ‘broken in half’ in the ’90s NBA “I love Steph Curry, but if anybody with a shred of common sense tells me Steph could’ve taken the licks Michael [Jordan] was taking, come on, man” “Not just the body blows, but the hand-checking, where you could grab a guy and he couldn’t move” “If Steph got hit like Michael was getting hit, he’d get broken in half. That’s just a fact”

3,281,461 views • 10 days ago

LeBron James says nobody has won back-to-back championships since Kobe. Someone had to remind him LeBron: It hasn’t been a repeat since what, ‘09-‘10 with the Lakers? Kobe and Pau. They won both back to back” Haliburton: “Did you not repeat?” LeBron: I think Kobe and Pau won a repeat…” Haliburton: “Did you not repeat?” LeBron: Oh sh*t. I did repeat. I forgot about myself. I wasn’t even thinking about myself…”

LeBron James says nobody has won back-to-back championships since Kobe. Someone had to remind him LeBron: It hasn’t been a repeat since what, ‘09-‘10 with the Lakers? Kobe and Pau. They won both back to back” Haliburton: “Did you not repeat?” LeBron: I think Kobe and Pau won a repeat…” Haliburton: “Did you not repeat?” LeBron: Oh sh*t. I did repeat. I forgot about myself. I wasn’t even thinking about myself…”

2,031,874 views • 7 days ago

Michael Phelps says he made $1,000,000 in one week from a single bonus clause his sponsor probably regrets writing “Once I turned pro, my contract was set up that if I swam faster, I get paid more. If I break more world records, if I win more gold medal, if you give me an incentive, I’m going to show you it’s going to happen” “So fast forward to 2008, I received $1,000,000 from an old sponsor. Swimming for one week to get a bonus of a million bucks” “I broke seven world records that week. Every world record, you get a bonus. Every gold medal, you get a bonus”

Michael Phelps says he made $1,000,000 in one week from a single bonus clause his sponsor probably regrets writing “Once I turned pro, my contract was set up that if I swam faster, I get paid more. If I break more world records, if I win more gold medal, if you give me an incentive, I’m going to show you it’s going to happen” “So fast forward to 2008, I received $1,000,000 from an old sponsor. Swimming for one week to get a bonus of a million bucks” “I broke seven world records that week. Every world record, you get a bonus. Every gold medal, you get a bonus”

5,742,560 views • 19 days ago

Tom Brady says his doctor told him to cut the tendons in both legs. He refused, fixed it in 3 days with no surgery, and played till 45 “After the season, I tell the doctor, My groin’s just really sore all the time. Every time I move, I can feel it just grab” “And the team doctor says, This is what we’re going to do. We’re going to do an adductor release, we’re going in there and cut the adductor tendon in your groin. We’re also going to cut the other side, so it never becomes a problem” “And I was like, Okay, that sounds not like what I want to do” “I called Alex when I left the office. I said, Alex, the doctor told me to do this adductor release. What do you think? He said, Absolutely not. Fly out to LA with me for 3 days and I’ll fix it” “So I fly out there and worked the adductors, lengthened and softened both muscles, my hips, all my glutes, basically relieved the tension on the tendon. And 3 days later, no more pain” “The doctor said there was a 99% chance he’d have to cut my adductor tendon at some point. And to this day, nothing”

Tom Brady says his doctor told him to cut the tendons in both legs. He refused, fixed it in 3 days with no surgery, and played till 45 “After the season, I tell the doctor, My groin’s just really sore all the time. Every time I move, I can feel it just grab” “And the team doctor says, This is what we’re going to do. We’re going to do an adductor release, we’re going in there and cut the adductor tendon in your groin. We’re also going to cut the other side, so it never becomes a problem” “And I was like, Okay, that sounds not like what I want to do” “I called Alex when I left the office. I said, Alex, the doctor told me to do this adductor release. What do you think? He said, Absolutely not. Fly out to LA with me for 3 days and I’ll fix it” “So I fly out there and worked the adductors, lengthened and softened both muscles, my hips, all my glutes, basically relieved the tension on the tendon. And 3 days later, no more pain” “The doctor said there was a 99% chance he’d have to cut my adductor tendon at some point. And to this day, nothing”

10,119,002 views • 1 month ago

Dennis Rodman says he missed a Bulls game during the 72–10 season because he was shooting dice until 5AM and somehow got away with it "I had such a goddamn good time. I went to a strip club in New York, and then I left the strip club, I went to Atlantic City... I had this trooper I was with, and then I had her ass going on there playing some dice" "And then I was sitting there playing dice all night. And next thing you know, I forgot what time it was. I said, 'Oh sh*t I got a game.' It's 5AM in the goddamn morning. I missed the f*cking game" Mu Real: "What did the team say?" "Nothing, they got so used to me doing stuff like that. They said, Don't worry about it, we'll just fly you on a private plane back to Chicago"

Dennis Rodman says he missed a Bulls game during the 72–10 season because he was shooting dice until 5AM and somehow got away with it "I had such a goddamn good time. I went to a strip club in New York, and then I left the strip club, I went to Atlantic City... I had this trooper I was with, and then I had her ass going on there playing some dice" "And then I was sitting there playing dice all night. And next thing you know, I forgot what time it was. I said, 'Oh sht I got a game.' It's 5AM in the goddamn morning. I missed the fcking game" Mu Real: "What did the team say?" "Nothing, they got so used to me doing stuff like that. They said, Don't worry about it, we'll just fly you on a private plane back to Chicago"

1,692,857 views • 8 days ago

Michael Vick hasn’t played in over a decade, yet the NFL still pays him over six figures every year “Yeah. Every year. Annual, for the rest of your life. Got a disability too, broken ankle, surgery.” “It’s over six figures? Yeah.” “The league provides us with opportunities to make sure financial longevity is in place for us, if you want it. Now I’ve seen a lot of guys who didn’t want it, who didn’t pay attention…” “I knew about it, invest this, they match that, get it here, get it there. I can cover myself if I blow everything”

Michael Vick hasn’t played in over a decade, yet the NFL still pays him over six figures every year “Yeah. Every year. Annual, for the rest of your life. Got a disability too, broken ankle, surgery.” “It’s over six figures? Yeah.” “The league provides us with opportunities to make sure financial longevity is in place for us, if you want it. Now I’ve seen a lot of guys who didn’t want it, who didn’t pay attention…” “I knew about it, invest this, they match that, get it here, get it there. I can cover myself if I blow everything”

1,951,747 views • 9 days ago

Mark Cuban paid $285,000,000 for the Mavs and everyone called him an idiot. One day of his Yahoo stock covered it “I bought the team in 2000 for $285 million. That was a high number, it was the highest number ever paid for a team. Everybody thought I was an idiot” “I’m on the bus right after I bought the team, and the deal hadn’t closed with Yahoo yet, so I still had a bunch of Yahoo stock. And they’re like, ‘Why did you pay so much?’” “And I brought up the stock price. This is when internet stocks were going crazy. It had gone up like $50 that day” “I said, ‘See that? That paid for the whole team’ One day. I didn’t stress it”

Mark Cuban paid $285,000,000 for the Mavs and everyone called him an idiot. One day of his Yahoo stock covered it “I bought the team in 2000 for $285 million. That was a high number, it was the highest number ever paid for a team. Everybody thought I was an idiot” “I’m on the bus right after I bought the team, and the deal hadn’t closed with Yahoo yet, so I still had a bunch of Yahoo stock. And they’re like, ‘Why did you pay so much?’” “And I brought up the stock price. This is when internet stocks were going crazy. It had gone up like $50 that day” “I said, ‘See that? That paid for the whole team’ One day. I didn’t stress it”

907,596 views • 5 days ago

Michael Phelps says the two best swimmers in America make $1,750 a month, and it hasn’t changed in 10 years “The stipend, I believe, is the same amount that I got 10 years ago, $1,750 a month. That’s the top two athletes” “That’s not going to get you very far, in this day and age, No” “You can go to $3,000 if you want, but then USA Swimming basically dictates your schedule, what meets you can go to and this and that” “All I want is change. I hope no one's taking this as me just dogging USA Swimming. Again, I can't say this enough the athletes need to be treated better” “And I'm not gonna stop until it's solved”

Michael Phelps says the two best swimmers in America make $1,750 a month, and it hasn’t changed in 10 years “The stipend, I believe, is the same amount that I got 10 years ago, $1,750 a month. That’s the top two athletes” “That’s not going to get you very far, in this day and age, No” “You can go to $3,000 if you want, but then USA Swimming basically dictates your schedule, what meets you can go to and this and that” “All I want is change. I hope no one's taking this as me just dogging USA Swimming. Again, I can't say this enough the athletes need to be treated better” “And I'm not gonna stop until it's solved”

2,221,134 views • 11 days ago

Shia LaBeouf says his childhood paycheck had him balling so hard his entire family quit their jobs “I grew up poor, then I got rich as f*ck early. Rich to me was $8,000 a week, that’s what I got on Even Stevens. That’s crazy stupid money” “I never thought about money again after $8,000 a week. I thought, I am balling. Everybody quit their jobs. Everybody got houses”

Shia LaBeouf says his childhood paycheck had him balling so hard his entire family quit their jobs “I grew up poor, then I got rich as f*ck early. Rich to me was $8,000 a week, that’s what I got on Even Stevens. That’s crazy stupid money” “I never thought about money again after $8,000 a week. I thought, I am balling. Everybody quit their jobs. Everybody got houses”

3,841,147 views • 18 days ago

Jalen Brunson reveals he walked away from ~$100,000,000 on purpose, ‘I can just play free’ “Everyone looks at it as leaving money on the table. And to a certain degree, it is, the most I could sign for at the time was like the $156 million. If I waited a year, it would’ve been about $100 million more” “But the average career in the NBA is about four years. Having that uncertainty of betting on yourself, you don’t really know” “So just having that in my back pocket, knowing I’m good, my family’s good, I can just play free. I don’t have to worry about anything”

Jalen Brunson reveals he walked away from ~$100,000,000 on purpose, ‘I can just play free’ “Everyone looks at it as leaving money on the table. And to a certain degree, it is, the most I could sign for at the time was like the $156 million. If I waited a year, it would’ve been about $100 million more” “But the average career in the NBA is about four years. Having that uncertainty of betting on yourself, you don’t really know” “So just having that in my back pocket, knowing I’m good, my family’s good, I can just play free. I don’t have to worry about anything”

2,079,273 views • 11 days ago

Gary Payton says Michael Jordan lied in ‘The Last Dance’ and he has the numbers to prove it Jordan: “The glove. I had no problem with the glove. I had no problem with Gary Payton. I had a lot of other things on my mind” GP: “It’s his documentary. He can say whatever he want to, but as we look at the numbers, he was averaging 30 and then he started averaging 23. So if he had no problems with me, I surely didn’t have no problems with him, because he couldn’t guard me as well” “We’re competitive, and he said what he said. I wouldn’t even respect him if he said anything less than that. Everybody knows the outcome, it changed after Game 3. So I have no problems with that”

Gary Payton says Michael Jordan lied in ‘The Last Dance’ and he has the numbers to prove it Jordan: “The glove. I had no problem with the glove. I had no problem with Gary Payton. I had a lot of other things on my mind” GP: “It’s his documentary. He can say whatever he want to, but as we look at the numbers, he was averaging 30 and then he started averaging 23. So if he had no problems with me, I surely didn’t have no problems with him, because he couldn’t guard me as well” “We’re competitive, and he said what he said. I wouldn’t even respect him if he said anything less than that. Everybody knows the outcome, it changed after Game 3. So I have no problems with that”

2,135,659 views • 11 days ago

Shannon Sharpe’s kids stood at the door, dressed for Six Flags. He told them he was too tired and still hasn’t forgiven himself “I had a conversation with my kids, because they bore the brunt of it. Because I would promise them, when I got them in the summer, okay, we going to Six Flags” “But I’ve been running myself in the dirt. I’ve spent an hour and a half, two hours on the track. Now I go to the gym and I spend another hour and a half. I’m exhausted” “And they are so excited. They getting up and they got their clothes on. And I was like, ‘Baby, daddy can’t do it’” And I remember having a conversation with him. I said, “Babe, I’m sorry.” And it’s like, “Daddy, you don’t have to be sorry.” They said, “Because we got to enjoy a life. We had the best seat in the house. Our dad is a Super Bowl champ. Our dad is the best” “But it doesn’t take that back. I was like, you know what, I wish I could have done one or two more things”

Shannon Sharpe’s kids stood at the door, dressed for Six Flags. He told them he was too tired and still hasn’t forgiven himself “I had a conversation with my kids, because they bore the brunt of it. Because I would promise them, when I got them in the summer, okay, we going to Six Flags” “But I’ve been running myself in the dirt. I’ve spent an hour and a half, two hours on the track. Now I go to the gym and I spend another hour and a half. I’m exhausted” “And they are so excited. They getting up and they got their clothes on. And I was like, ‘Baby, daddy can’t do it’” And I remember having a conversation with him. I said, “Babe, I’m sorry.” And it’s like, “Daddy, you don’t have to be sorry.” They said, “Because we got to enjoy a life. We had the best seat in the house. Our dad is a Super Bowl champ. Our dad is the best” “But it doesn’t take that back. I was like, you know what, I wish I could have done one or two more things”

912,941 views • 6 days ago