$100,000 a year is the new $39,000.
In 1990, a $100,000 salary had the same buying power as about $255,000 today.
Today, $100,000 buys what roughly $39,000 bought in 1990.
A six-figure salary isn’t what it used to be.
I don’t care to fully jump in the ring on this but Rich Paul wanting Garland out of Cleveland is not contradictory to LeBron allegedly preferring DG to Harden
Rich Paul has to make the best decisions for all of his clients. It would be malpractice for him not to
on @kingjames: a symbol for the relentless passing of time, a constant talking point, and, ultimately: a man dealing with the fleeting nature of his own life, just like the rest of us.
for @guardian:
https://t.co/JLVTuK4z0y
The "Middle Class" didn't disappear, it was deliberately dismantled. In 1978, CEO pay was 30x the average worker. Today it's 351x. They didn't get 351x smarter or work 351x harder. They just rewrote the rules so all the productivity gains go to the top while you get a pizza party.
The three strikes against the Cavaliers for why LeBron James did NOT return home, per @WindhorstESPN
- Family not being an issue
- Not making a deal for Jaylen Brown
- Trading away Darius Garland
(https://t.co/8HTGP7D3t3)
You couldn’t make shit like this up in the Netflix writers’ room.
Just insane almost unbelievable dialogue from the so-called leader of the free world.
Welcome LeBron James billboards are going up around Philly. Donated by Drew Katz, CEO of Interstate Outdoor Advertising. He is a lifelong Sixers fan and a big fan of LeBron.
The “Do The Right Thing” Air Jordan 3 RETURNS on March 27, 2027. 🍕🔥
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Didn’t think I’d be quoting a Chinese proverb to explain why LeBron James chose to play in Philadelphia over a return tour in Miami or Cleveland, but here we are. “No man ever steps in the same river twice, because he’s not the same man and it’s not the same river.” The championships he won in Cleveland and Miami will remain in amber.
Returning to Cleveland had sentimental value but minimal risk or reward. Confronted by his own mortality, LeBron chose one last shot at glory. That’s actually caring about your legacy