@PSSMKR In the end of lanterns Hal’s ring will turn yellow, and for whatever reason guy becomes the next lantern which leads into Superman, which leads into Hal’s death where John was only checking his hand for the yellow ring
@bussacuzz@positionsbby@geekfike Agree, worst crowd i've been a part of, they were so unfair to the opener, too many ppl were intoxicated and rude, barely anyone knew his songs other than the basics, dominic fike was ok as a perferomer, but honestly didn't seemed as involved. Actually broke my spirit
@positionsbby@geekfike Yall people on the internet act so weird, it’s her opinion of her own experience. Even if you disagree, there is definitely some validity to it
Calling her weird and saying she’s lying is disgusting and a little inhumane. My experience from the Atl show was very similar
NBA sources confirm that Brandon Clarke’s contract was completely protected for death. The $12.5M is expected to be paid in full through life insurance.
An erroneous report said that the Clarke estate will not be paid out his $12.5M following his death in May. But the deal was negotiated for the Memphis Grizzlies to reimburse for life insurance to protect against the possibility of death, which is a customary approach to player contracts across the NBA. It provides the most beneficial protection for a player that can be negotiated in an NBA contract, since it provides tax advantages to the player.