Eve Air Mobility and FDOT announce a partnership to Advance Advanced Air Mobility in Florida. Using SunTrax Air’s testing capabilities, the initiative will help shape the infrastructure and operational framework needed to support #AAM and future commercial eVTOL operations.
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Eve signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) for up to 16 eVTOLs with Shearwater Global Capital, Bay Point’s aviation finance company. This agreement demonstrates growing demand for advanced air mobility and leasing solutions for eVTOLs.
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Eve and Moov have signed an LOI for up to 30 eVTOLs to explore advanced air mobility opportunities in Cabo Verde and Europe, supporting tourism, regional connectivity and future mobility use cases.
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Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson reacts to CJ McCollum’s fear of going broke, saying too many athletes get caught up trying to keep up appearances
“A lot of people, when they make it, get caught up in a lifestyle. They feel like they have to look a certain way, dress a certain way, and drive a certain car.”
“They start buying multiple cars, multiple chains, trying to keep up with the Joneses.”
“It’s okay to enjoy the fruits of your labor, but some people don’t know when to scale back. They get lost in the sauce.”
“When I was playing, I lived extremely below my means.”
“Now I’m able to enjoy some of the fruits of my labor, but I still do things in moderation.”
“I’m having a little fun now, but it’s nothing I would’ve done while I was playing.”
CJ McCollum says a $2,000,000 NBA salary gets chopped down to under $1,000,000 after taxes and fees, so early on he lived off a $12,000 energy drink deal instead
“Let’s say I was making $2 million, after taxes, let’s call it $950K, $970K, Agency fees 4%, marketing 15%. Those checks were chopped down”
“I was living off an energy drink deal, I had a $12,000 deal just to get some posts off, and I lived off of that”
CJ McCollum says he’s signed multiple NBA extensions worth hundreds of millions, and still lives on the exact budget he set in 2016, because he pretends the money never came
“The budget we have in place now for my family and I is the same budget that I had when I signed my first extension in 2016”
“We pretended that I was never going to make another dollar for the rest of my life. And then I signed another extension. And then I signed another extension. We pretended like none of this money was ever going to come”
“We’re living as if that first extension is all we have left”