@KurtBenkert I lost my week 14 fantasy matchup by .02 points, that would have sent me to the playoffs if I won. My opponent had Rodgers and would have lost if he took the lost yardage. Knowing you took the knees made it a little easier. Go Hoos!
@ThatGuy29295@TomScibelli I see your point, but someone could have blocked the move by volunteering. Hell, Stephenie should have seen the votes coming her way and challenged devens for the flip. Or Aubry, who needed a big move. Stakes were high and he was the only one willing to risk it.
@FFBirdGang@ProjBigScreen It is based on the same source material. Those things were described in the books. The house looks different (shots below), the train was described in the books as compartments with sliding door and bench seats facing each other. Uniform looks like a new take on it to me.
@jhunps3@NickMinock Northern VA subsidizes the rest of the state. Fairfax, London, Arlington and Prince William generate far more tax revenue than they receive back. This is just a way to avoid putting more burden on their backs.
@pgaGbaby @MegMB2000@Daniel_Rapaport Bryan Bros videos regularly eclipse 1m views. That’s more than some PGA Tour rounds average. I’d say you’re not giving their reach near enough credit. And if you can’t admit that, then you’re just trolling.
@JerryTurin@Nick_Herrera34 Using real returns just reframes it — even conservatively, that’s ~$1M of today’s purchasing power by 40 from one year of earnings. Plus, your earlier comment said 15 years and this one says 25. My whole point is, wisely managed, it’s a great head start compared to their peers.
@JerryTurin@Nick_Herrera34 Saying 1 million is overly conservative. 8% growth, which is conservative, is 1.24m. You overstate drag on taxes. You’re also implying 50% loss of purchasing power. 3% annual inflation would be more like 36%. Bottom line, 1yr of work = massive headstart. agree nfl could do more
@Nick_Herrera34@JerryTurin If you’re replying to me, that’s definitely my point. It won’t retire them at age 23. But they could invest the NFL money, get a normal job at 24 and retire by 50. Takes discipline to not touch it but that’s the potential.
@JerryTurin@Nick_Herrera34 Estimated take home after taxes, agents, etc is 450k. Plenty of 23 year olds live off 50k at their first job. The problem is having the mindset to do that. Let’s say you invest 350k in $SPY, noting more, you’d conservatively have 1.25 million at 40 years old. Great foundation.
@JerryTurin@Nick_Herrera34 Lg minimum is 840k I believe. Live in a 1 bedroom apartment like the rest of young adults your age. Drive a 30k car. Pay taxes and your agent and you should still be able save 400k year 1, invest that at age 23 and you’re on track for early retirement.