@SleeperPistons People are talking about him getting a bigger bag somewhere else, but that's not reality. He'll have left $40 mil (or $30+ mil) on the table for this year that he'll never get back without a time machine.
@BobbyMarks42 People are talking about him gettting a bigger bag somewhere else, but that's not reality. He'll have left $40 mil on the table for this year that he'll never get back without a time machine.
@BobbyMarks42 People are talking about him gettting a bigger bag somewhere else, but that's not reality. He'll have left $40 mil on the table for this year that he'll never get back without a time machine.
@ShamsCharania People are talking about him gettting a bigger bag somewhere else, but that's not reality. He'll have left $40 mil on the table for this year that he'll never get back without a time machine.
@sam_amick@TheAthletic@HunterPatterson People are talking about him gettting a bigger bag somewhere else, but that's not reality. He'll have left $40 mil on the table for this year that he'll never get back without a time machine.
@KuKhahil People are talking about him gettting a bigger bag somewhere else, but that's not reality. He'll have left $40 mil on the table for this year that he'll never get back without a time machine.
@Charlottean28@KuKhahil People are talking about him gettting a bigger bag somewhere else, but that's not reality. He'll have left $40 mil on the table for this year that he'll never get back without a time machine.
@TheDunkCentral@sam_amick People are talking about him gettting a bigger bag somewhere else, but that's not reality. He'll have left $40 mil on the table for this year that he'll never get back without a time machine.
@stupidwolfb1rd@nbcsnl Well, then--if you agree that a backing track is typically the instrumental music designed for singers to *sing* over top of and not the prerecorded vocal track for them to simply *dance* along to, then we agree that it was not good. Sorry for impugning your motives, Mr. Wolf.
@stupidwolfb1rd@nbcsnl Got it. Then you are cool with paying money for concerts wherein the singers are not actually singing, but they are doing some pretty sweet choreography while the venue plays the same versions you stream at home? (Congratulations. You just paid to watch an in-person music video.)