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Ja'Marr Chase breaks down how he spent his first $1,000,000 during his NFL rookie year • Maserati for Mom — $65,000 • Jewelry — $50,000 • Clothes — $50,000 • Tattoos — $1,000 • Brothers and Sisters — $45,000 • Paid off Mom’s house — $100,000 • Rookie dinners... show more

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Jalen Hurts breaks down how he spent his first $1,000,000 during his NFL rookie year • Philadelphia Eagles Gear — $1,000 • Fashion and Jewelry — $30,000 • Charity — $60,000 • Living Expenses — $30,000 • Business Fees — $20,000 • Self Care — $10,000 • Mom's House Repairs — $15,000 • Brother's Wedding Gift — $1,000 • Paying Off Used Car — $10,000 • Future Vacations — $15,000 • Sister's Tuition — $70,000 • Savings — $738,000

Jalen Hurts breaks down how he spent his first $1,000,000 during his NFL rookie year • Philadelphia Eagles Gear — $1,000 • Fashion and Jewelry — $30,000 • Charity — $60,000 • Living Expenses — $30,000 • Business Fees — $20,000 • Self Care — $10,000 • Mom's House Repairs — $15,000 • Brother's Wedding Gift — $1,000 • Paying Off Used Car — $10,000 • Future Vacations — $15,000 • Sister's Tuition — $70,000 • Savings — $738,000

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LeSean McCoy breaks down how he spent his first $1,000,000 in the NFL • Draft Party — $50,000 • Jewelry — $60,000 • Mercedes S500 — $100,000 • Hummer — $40,000 • Rookie Dinner — $10,000 • Escalade for Dad — $80,000 • Vegas Birthday Party — $20,000 • Clothes — $100,000 • Parents' House — $400,000 • Condo — $150,000 “I got two lessons for rookies coming into the NFL and getting these nice contracts” “One, try to save as much money as possible” “Two, when your financial advisor, or people you meet in business, or everybody has these ideas, if it sounds too good to be true, don't believe it. On the flip side, if it's too hard to understand, don't deal with it”

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UFC superstar Sean O'Malley breaks down how he spent his first $1,000,000 • Polaris Slingshot — $20,000 • Cars for family: 3 Priuses — $50,000 • Jewelry — $200,000 • Mom and Mother-in-Law — $100,000 • Tesla and Lambo down payment — $200,000 • 5 houses in Arizona — $500,000 “I would not have done anything different on my first million. I feel like I'm in a very good position”

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UFC Hall of Famer Georges St-Pierre breaks down how he spent his first $1,000,000 • Parents' Debt — $50,000 • Toyota Camrys for Parents — $40,000 • Nissan Xterra — $20,000 • Sister's Tuition — $10,000 • Family Gifts — $50,000 • Friends — $30,000 • Travel for Training — $200,000 • Jacuzzi & Ice Bath — $20,000 • Condo — $600,000 “When you start making money in combat sports, you have to keep in mind that it's very hard to reach the top but very easy to go back down. Make sure to invest in yourself because if you don't get better, the game will catch up to you”

UFC Hall of Famer Georges St-Pierre breaks down how he spent his first $1,000,000 • Parents' Debt — $50,000 • Toyota Camrys for Parents — $40,000 • Nissan Xterra — $20,000 • Sister's Tuition — $10,000 • Family Gifts — $50,000 • Friends — $30,000 • Travel for Training — $200,000 • Jacuzzi & Ice Bath — $20,000 • Condo — $600,000 “When you start making money in combat sports, you have to keep in mind that it's very hard to reach the top but very easy to go back down. Make sure to invest in yourself because if you don't get better, the game will catch up to you”

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Kevin Durant says you can’t tell a rookie anything about money, because he spent more than he made his first years and learned it the hard way “I don’t tell these young dudes nothing. I spent a lot of money, I ain’t had my first few years in the league” “I remember a year where I spent more money than I made” “People were giving me advice too, and I was not listening. So when you’re young, you turn into the league with some bread, you ain’t trying to hear KD lecture you about financial literacy. I’mma figure this sh*t out the way I figure it out”

Kevin Durant says you can’t tell a rookie anything about money, because he spent more than he made his first years and learned it the hard way “I don’t tell these young dudes nothing. I spent a lot of money, I ain’t had my first few years in the league” “I remember a year where I spent more money than I made” “People were giving me advice too, and I was not listening. So when you’re young, you turn into the league with some bread, you ain’t trying to hear KD lecture you about financial literacy. I’mma figure this sh*t out the way I figure it out”

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Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson explains why he never bought a $50,000 or $80,000 watch during his NFL career “If you can get to a point where your name becomes bigger than anything you can purchase, there’s your value.” “My name itself… Ochocinco… is bigger than anything I could buy.” “Why am I driving a Ferrari? Why am I driving a Rolls-Royce? I’m Ocho.” “I never bought real anything when I was playing.” “I went to Claire’s.” “What am I doing it for?” “Why am I buying a $50,000 watch? An $80,000 watch?” “What time is it?” “How much did that cost me? Nothing. Time is free.” “There’s nothing I can buy that’s bigger than my name.” “It made no sense.”

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Shannon Sharpe reacts to CJ McCollum admitting he fears going broke, saying too many people spend money they never really had “One of the reasons I left California was the taxes. Before anything, I’m already giving up over half my money.” “People see a big number and think that’s what you have. No, you don’t.” “My financial guy told me, ‘You’re in partnership with Uncle Sam. When your money grows, so does his.’” “If you buy your mom a $500,000 Rolls-Royce, who’s gonna pay for the upkeep? You.” “If you buy your mom a $3 million house, who’s gonna pay to maintain it? You.” “You’ve got to be smart because anything you do for your family is already greater than anything that’s ever been done for them.” “They know you’re doing it out of love. If that’s not enough, I don’t know what to tell you.”

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Charles Barkley says a $300,000 Bentley car costs you way more than you think "When I first got my money, I was an idi*t, I had like three or four cars. Dr. J asked me how many of those cars you got, you drive at the same time? I said, one. He said, well, why you got four?" "This money's got to last you the rest of your life, don't waste all your money on cars, everybody know who you are, you pull up in a Kia, or a Mercedes-Benz or a Rolls-Royce, that's Charles Barkley" "The problem isn't that you can't afford the car, it's that that $300,000 you spent on that Bentley, if you'd bought a cheaper car, you'd have had $200,000 more in the bank, and it would've been growing and growing" "One year, three years, five years, twenty years… that $200,000 is gonna be worth a lot more"

Charles Barkley says a $300,000 Bentley car costs you way more than you think "When I first got my money, I was an idi*t, I had like three or four cars. Dr. J asked me how many of those cars you got, you drive at the same time? I said, one. He said, well, why you got four?" "This money's got to last you the rest of your life, don't waste all your money on cars, everybody know who you are, you pull up in a Kia, or a Mercedes-Benz or a Rolls-Royce, that's Charles Barkley" "The problem isn't that you can't afford the car, it's that that $300,000 you spent on that Bentley, if you'd bought a cheaper car, you'd have had $200,000 more in the bank, and it would've been growing and growing" "One year, three years, five years, twenty years… that $200,000 is gonna be worth a lot more"

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PPP loans weren’t the only way rich artists pocketed American taxpayer money during the COVID pandemic. They also used ‘The Shuttered Venue Operators Grant Program’ Lil Wayne, net worth $170 million, got $8.9 million “Instead of spending the bulk of this money paying people like sound designers, lighting technicians, technicians. Lil Wayne spent $1,300,000 of that money on private jets. He spent over $460,000 of that money on clothing. $5,300,000 went to managers, administrators, accountants, more than 13 times what he paid his touring employees out of the grant.” Chris Brown Net Worth $145 million, took out a $10 million , paid himself $5.1 million, then spent another $80,000 on his 33rd birthday party There was about $14 BILLION spent under this program You paid for this while the government shut you down and told you that you couldn’t work or operate your business

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Rob Gronkowski says he lived off $50,000 as an NFL rookie because he understood the NFL meant "Not For Long" "My agent gave me a $50,000 advance for what's going to come in the marketing world for myself. I just had to pay him back within the first $50,000 I made" "I was able to purchase my first car, which was a 2008 Escalade, and then to be able to pay rent once I got to New England. And then from there on out, I really didn't need any other money" "I was getting free meals at the facility. I just kind of needed gas money. You go out, the drinks are free or you pay for one, you get 10 free when you're when you're on the Patriots up in the Boston area" "So I wasn't really spending much money at all, especially when it got to the season. I mean, you're inside that building and everything's handed to you on a daily basis from breakfast all the way to dinner" "I just lived off my marketing dollars. I was living a low-level life. I had a condo with a roommate that was on the team as well. We're paying $1,500 a month in rent while in the NFL" "I was very frugal and that's how I got away with it. Not having any lavish purchases, the first couple years in the league and just banking away what I was making because I truly understood that the NFL stands for not for long"

Rob Gronkowski says he lived off $50,000 as an NFL rookie because he understood the NFL meant "Not For Long" "My agent gave me a $50,000 advance for what's going to come in the marketing world for myself. I just had to pay him back within the first $50,000 I made" "I was able to purchase my first car, which was a 2008 Escalade, and then to be able to pay rent once I got to New England. And then from there on out, I really didn't need any other money" "I was getting free meals at the facility. I just kind of needed gas money. You go out, the drinks are free or you pay for one, you get 10 free when you're when you're on the Patriots up in the Boston area" "So I wasn't really spending much money at all, especially when it got to the season. I mean, you're inside that building and everything's handed to you on a daily basis from breakfast all the way to dinner" "I just lived off my marketing dollars. I was living a low-level life. I had a condo with a roommate that was on the team as well. We're paying $1,500 a month in rent while in the NFL" "I was very frugal and that's how I got away with it. Not having any lavish purchases, the first couple years in the league and just banking away what I was making because I truly understood that the NFL stands for not for long"

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A visibly frustrated Tom Brady shares how much he “hates” the NFL’s fine system. He asks what kind of job says: “Hey, we’re going to take your salary away” when you make a mistake. He also can’t stand that some fans cheer when players get slapped with $100,000 fines. “I hate the fact that you sign a contract for $2 million a year, $5 million a year, and it’s so easy for someone to say, ‘Give me $75,000,’ ‘Give me $50,000.’” “‘Oh, it’s your second offense? That’s $100,000.’ ‘That’s your third offense? $200,000.’” “What job is like that in the world? Where you make a mistake at your job, and they come, and they go, ‘Hey, we’re going to take your salary away.’” “And then people are like, ‘Yeah, you should take his salary away.’ And I’m like [throws his hands up in the air].” A visibly frustrated Tom Brady shares how much he “hates” the NFL’s fine system. He asks what kind of job says: “Hey, we’re going to take your salary away” when you make a mistake. He also can’t stand that some fans cheer when players get slapped with $100,000 fines. “I hate the fact that you sign a contract for $2 million a year, $5 million a year, and it’s so easy for someone to say, ‘Give me $75,000,’ ‘Give me $50,000.’” “‘Oh, it’s your second offense? That’s $100,000.’ ‘That’s your third offense? $200,000.’” “What job is like that in the world? Where you make a mistake at your job, and they come, and they go, ‘Hey, we’re going to take your salary away.’” “And then people are like, ‘Yeah, you should take his salary away.’ And I’m like [throws his hands up in the air].”

A visibly frustrated Tom Brady shares how much he “hates” the NFL’s fine system. He asks what kind of job says: “Hey, we’re going to take your salary away” when you make a mistake. He also can’t stand that some fans cheer when players get slapped with $100,000 fines. “I hate the fact that you sign a contract for $2 million a year, $5 million a year, and it’s so easy for someone to say, ‘Give me $75,000,’ ‘Give me $50,000.’” “‘Oh, it’s your second offense? That’s $100,000.’ ‘That’s your third offense? $200,000.’” “What job is like that in the world? Where you make a mistake at your job, and they come, and they go, ‘Hey, we’re going to take your salary away.’” “And then people are like, ‘Yeah, you should take his salary away.’ And I’m like [throws his hands up in the air].” A visibly frustrated Tom Brady shares how much he “hates” the NFL’s fine system. He asks what kind of job says: “Hey, we’re going to take your salary away” when you make a mistake. He also can’t stand that some fans cheer when players get slapped with $100,000 fines. “I hate the fact that you sign a contract for $2 million a year, $5 million a year, and it’s so easy for someone to say, ‘Give me $75,000,’ ‘Give me $50,000.’” “‘Oh, it’s your second offense? That’s $100,000.’ ‘That’s your third offense? $200,000.’” “What job is like that in the world? Where you make a mistake at your job, and they come, and they go, ‘Hey, we’re going to take your salary away.’” “And then people are like, ‘Yeah, you should take his salary away.’ And I’m like [throws his hands up in the air].”

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“Money is most poorly spent when you’re spending someone else’s money on people you don’t know. How much are you gonna care? And that’s the federal government.” - Elon Musk on Joe Rogan, Feb 28, 2025 Milton Friedman mapped it: >spend your own money on yourself and you obsess over price and quality >spend your own money on someone else and you still watch the cost but care less about the outcome >spend someone else’s money on yourself and you chase quality while ignoring the price >spend someone else’s money on people you’ll never meet, both the cost and the results stop mattering That last category is the federal government. The waste, the bloat, the ridiculous programs all flow straight from those incentives, and the people running it have done it so long that the absurdity just feels normal while the rest of us keep funding it. And as long as distant officials keep spending our money on distant strangers, real value will keep vanishing into pure vapor.

“Money is most poorly spent when you’re spending someone else’s money on people you don’t know. How much are you gonna care? And that’s the federal government.” - Elon Musk on Joe Rogan, Feb 28, 2025 Milton Friedman mapped it: >spend your own money on yourself and you obsess over price and quality >spend your own money on someone else and you still watch the cost but care less about the outcome >spend someone else’s money on yourself and you chase quality while ignoring the price >spend someone else’s money on people you’ll never meet, both the cost and the results stop mattering That last category is the federal government. The waste, the bloat, the ridiculous programs all flow straight from those incentives, and the people running it have done it so long that the absurdity just feels normal while the rest of us keep funding it. And as long as distant officials keep spending our money on distant strangers, real value will keep vanishing into pure vapor.

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Let’s be crystal clear: a CURRENT White House employee now sits at the Fed. Taking away his WH badge and calling him “independent” is like saying you can’t visit your parents’ house because you don’t have keys. The corruption is endless — and we all pay the price.

Let’s be crystal clear: a CURRENT White House employee now sits at the Fed. Taking away his WH badge and calling him “independent” is like saying you can’t visit your parents’ house because you don’t have keys. The corruption is endless — and we all pay the price.

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Kyrie Irving invites Andre Iguodala over on his Stream & as soon as Andre sits down, the first comment he sees in the chat is “Blocked By James” - fans referring to LeBron ’s chase-down block in 2016 Game 7 w/ 1min left that won Cavs the Chip😂 Andre talks how he gets a lot of hate on Twitter for publicly “showing too much love” to Kyrie’s skill level & fans being confused as to why so many NBA players say Kyrie is the greatest player they’ve ever seen. “People don’t really know how good Kyrie Irving actually is, you can’t fathom, like you know how good he is, but y’all don’t know KNOW” 😳 Andre breaks down how difficult it is for fans to grasp the TRUE skill level of NBA players & how OKC bench player, Alex Caruso pulled up to a random open gym & DEEP FRIED every hooper there.

Kyrie Irving invites Andre Iguodala over on his Stream & as soon as Andre sits down, the first comment he sees in the chat is “Blocked By James” - fans referring to LeBron ’s chase-down block in 2016 Game 7 w/ 1min left that won Cavs the Chip😂 Andre talks how he gets a lot of hate on Twitter for publicly “showing too much love” to Kyrie’s skill level & fans being confused as to why so many NBA players say Kyrie is the greatest player they’ve ever seen. “People don’t really know how good Kyrie Irving actually is, you can’t fathom, like you know how good he is, but y’all don’t know KNOW” 😳 Andre breaks down how difficult it is for fans to grasp the TRUE skill level of NBA players & how OKC bench player, Alex Caruso pulled up to a random open gym & DEEP FRIED every hooper there.

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First off, I never knew Starbucks baristas was unionized. Second, jobs like burger flippers and coffee makers aren’t meant to be careers. You aren’t supposed to be able to live comfortably off of an entry level job like that, they are designed how high school kids for gas money. Being the socialist that he is he points to how much the CEO made, literally who cares how much he made, it’s his money, he earned it. Shouldn’t even be a thing. It’s the socialist in him speaking again. What the baristas don’t know is, he he raises their minimum wage for them, that will mark the end of their jobs and most Starbucks will more than likely close. How ironic is it they are cheering for the end of their own jobs with his support.

First off, I never knew Starbucks baristas was unionized. Second, jobs like burger flippers and coffee makers aren’t meant to be careers. You aren’t supposed to be able to live comfortably off of an entry level job like that, they are designed how high school kids for gas money. Being the socialist that he is he points to how much the CEO made, literally who cares how much he made, it’s his money, he earned it. Shouldn’t even be a thing. It’s the socialist in him speaking again. What the baristas don’t know is, he he raises their minimum wage for them, that will mark the end of their jobs and most Starbucks will more than likely close. How ironic is it they are cheering for the end of their own jobs with his support.

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Caleb Hammer couldn’t believe this. Her dad sent her $20,000 to put into savings, but she spent all of it on eating out and gas station snacks. Caleb Hammer: "Is the money sitting somewhere?" Guest: "No, it's gone. I've spent it." Caleb Hammer: "How much?" Guest: "From adding up everything that my dad has sent me, around 20,000." Caleb: "Ooooh!" Guest: "Yeah, but it's not like a one lump sum". Caleb Hammer: "It doesn't matter! That's $20,000 that he has worked for, that he could have in his retirement, that he has given to you, and you've thrown it down the toilet on Taqueria and gas stations!" Guest: "Yeah. But i don't want to rely on him" Caleb Hammer: "Your actions are showing that you would rather put your cheez pongs over not relying on him". So yes, you do. Subconsciously, your actions are showing that you just don't want to hear that."

Caleb Hammer couldn’t believe this. Her dad sent her $20,000 to put into savings, but she spent all of it on eating out and gas station snacks. Caleb Hammer: "Is the money sitting somewhere?" Guest: "No, it's gone. I've spent it." Caleb Hammer: "How much?" Guest: "From adding up everything that my dad has sent me, around 20,000." Caleb: "Ooooh!" Guest: "Yeah, but it's not like a one lump sum". Caleb Hammer: "It doesn't matter! That's $20,000 that he has worked for, that he could have in his retirement, that he has given to you, and you've thrown it down the toilet on Taqueria and gas stations!" Guest: "Yeah. But i don't want to rely on him" Caleb Hammer: "Your actions are showing that you would rather put your cheez pongs over not relying on him". So yes, you do. Subconsciously, your actions are showing that you just don't want to hear that."

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Lindsey and her husband are in their 30s with two daughters, and he wants to quit his job and sell their house to start a restaurant. Lindsey is concerned that he has no business plan, and she wrote in to The Ramsey Show for advice. Now, is there a way for his to live his dream without it destroying his own family and himself in the process? Yes, sure there is. You do a business plan. You go to work in a restaurant. You learn the restaurant business. You work in leadership in a restaurant, management in a restaurant. You understand purchasing in a restaurant. Then you redo your business plan, because now you’re going to be smarter. Then you start a catering business on the side. And you grow your catering business so big that you buy a food truck. And then when the food truck and catering makes you so stinking much money that you paid cash for all this without selling your home or quitting your job, three or four years from now you’ll have the money to open your first restaurant with cash. And then you’ll actually know what you’re doing.

Lindsey and her husband are in their 30s with two daughters, and he wants to quit his job and sell their house to start a restaurant. Lindsey is concerned that he has no business plan, and she wrote in to The Ramsey Show for advice. Now, is there a way for his to live his dream without it destroying his own family and himself in the process? Yes, sure there is. You do a business plan. You go to work in a restaurant. You learn the restaurant business. You work in leadership in a restaurant, management in a restaurant. You understand purchasing in a restaurant. Then you redo your business plan, because now you’re going to be smarter. Then you start a catering business on the side. And you grow your catering business so big that you buy a food truck. And then when the food truck and catering makes you so stinking much money that you paid cash for all this without selling your home or quitting your job, three or four years from now you’ll have the money to open your first restaurant with cash. And then you’ll actually know what you’re doing.

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🚨 Andrew Tate at 10 years old when his father showed up for the first time in a year - and shaved his head bald with no warning. "My mom said you have to get a hair cut - your father is coming. We went to two hairdressers. My mom did not like either cut." "My dad turned up the first time I had seen him in a year. He was in the house five minutes. My mom said 'Em I took him for a haircut, I did not like how they cut it.' My dad lost his temper. He said you are raising my boys talking about how their hair looks - they are 10 years old. He shaved my head."

🚨 Andrew Tate at 10 years old when his father showed up for the first time in a year - and shaved his head bald with no warning. "My mom said you have to get a hair cut - your father is coming. We went to two hairdressers. My mom did not like either cut." "My dad turned up the first time I had seen him in a year. He was in the house five minutes. My mom said 'Em I took him for a haircut, I did not like how they cut it.' My dad lost his temper. He said you are raising my boys talking about how their hair looks - they are 10 years old. He shaved my head."

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