Lotta controversy around this one. I say good for him, but there are two reasonable views on this:
1) From a financial optimization perspective having low interest debt isn't a huge deal and can be a net benefit when the after tax risk free rate is higher (like it is today).
2) From a behavioral optimization perspective having little to no liabilities (no matter how costly) is a net benefit to your emotional well-being.
Like most things in financial planning the right answer is "it depends".
Can't stress this enough as a guy, especially for fellow guys who aren't into clothes and don't shop often.
Whenever you find a good pair of anything you like (running shorts, dress pants, collared shirts, etc.).
Buy EVERY color they have.
The Buu Saga is about everyone thinking that their THAT guy until they meet a stronger guy, and it only ends when you get to Vegito who is actually THAT guy
I've followed League since S1 and seen every one of Faker's victories live.
This one is the most impressive. 2 back to back absurd clutch games to comeback from 2-1 down, playing both sides of the spectrum (engage/carry Sylas, and disengage/tank Galio) backed up by incredibly decisive shotcalling in games 4-5.
Incredible.
A great finish to a great tournament.
You've heard "invest early" a million times.
But seeing the numbers makes it real.
10% on $100 is lunch money.
10% on $1,000,000 is life-changing.
When your money makes more than you do, the game changes.
And it's simpler than you think.