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Joe Haden says most people have no idea how quickly an NFL contract disappears once taxes and family expenses hit. “I signed a five-year, $50 million contract.” “I had about $26.6 million guaranteed.” “My first year, I got a $12 million signing bonus.” “After taxes, I only touched around $7 million.” “The first thing I did was give my parents $3 million.” “Then I bought them a $1 million house.” “So right away, about $5 million was gone.” “I bought my brothers cars.” “I bought myself a penthouse.” “I got a Range Rover Sport and a Bentley GT.” “People hear $50 million and think you’ve got $50 million sitting in the bank.” “That’s not how it works.” “You look up after all that and realize you might only have around $1 million left.” “You start understanding real quick that a $50 million contract is not actually $50 million.” “That’s why so many guys go broke.”

Hollywood has been trying pretty hard to get women interested in superhero movies. When are they going to start making romantic comedies for men?

fuck americans.

If Breath of the Wild had just been its own thing instead of getting milked for the next ten years, then it would have had an immaculate reputation amongst most Zelda fans. It's amazing how much just one bad sequel can tarnish a game's whole legacy.

The loudest I’ve ever heard the National Anthem

A father buys Halo: Campaign Evolved on the family PS5 with the intention of playing the advertised split screen co-op with his son. He immediately discovers upon booting the game that he needs to purchase a PS Plus subscription for not only himself, but also a second PS Plus subscription on a second account for his son so that they can play the campaign together side by side in the living room on the couch after purchasing a $50 game with no multiplayer. Read that again, let it sink in and then understand that this is all true and was posted on the official Halo website earlier today.

Generational American sports uniform.

PlayStation CEO: "For in-house singleplayer games, we will further refine the value of the gaming experience that PlayStation can offer. At the same time, we believe it is important for live-service games to reach a wider audience." The most logical and transparent path imo.