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@cptdankkk Wild and people argue LeBron over Jordan …. Wonder how much yrs more Jordan would’ve played if he had spent 1m on his body lol

@eagleiqtek he says $1 million in the clip

Jaylen Brown says he spends between $500,000 to $700,000 a year on his body “I do a lot, especially in the summertime. Y'all seen I've been doing the pool workouts” "Remember when LeBron came out and said he spent like a million dollars. It's probably close to that. Maybe not a million. Probably somewhere in between $500,000 and $700,000” “It's close to that just because I have my own team of doctors. You got to go outside of some of the stuff that you do. I got my own trainers because the organizations only provide so much” “Knowing that I exert energy at a high level on both ends, being 240 pounds, that's a lot a lot of wear and tear on your body and your knees while playing 70 games. I don't miss a lot of games”

@uncvoss exactly ... youd need to be aiming for a high paid career or else too stressful

@eagleiqtek What career field is she even going into that costs 200k in loans right before the wedding??

Dave Ramsey warns a couple against taking on $200,000 of student debt just one month before getting married. Dave Ramsey: "The other incorrect assumption you made was the lady that called us about three weeks ago who had just finished her medical degree. She had $250,000 in debt, and her first child had special needs and demanded that she go home and take care of her child." "You know what that couple is? That couple's screwed... because life doesn't turn out exactly like your little plan ever." George: "Let's play it out. Josh, you're on the cusp of getting married. You want to start a family." "You guys have a baby. She looks into that baby's eyes and says, 'I want to stay home.'" "And you go, 'Uh, honey, we're $200,000 in debt. We were banking on you making $200,000 a year to get us out of this hole.'" "Now it's an emotional decision. Do I stay home because that's what I feel called to do? Or do I go do this job just to get rid of the debt?" Josh: "That's kind of where I'm at. I've had those conversations. This is something she's dreamed of doing." Ramsey: "Wait. If we have two dreams that are in conflict... it's called a nightmare." "It is possible she graduates, makes two, three, even four hundred thousand dollars a year. It's a great career field." "But when you act like this is an autopilot thing, you leave out all the other variables in your life." "I've never told anyone in the history of this show to go into debt for student loans." "Would I tell someone I love to do what you're asking me? No." "Please don't do it."

@Lou_inc For sure fam ain’t no way being -200k before being married

@eagleiqtek Dave gave them the best advice of their lives so should both live with it the rest of their lives

@eagleiqtek 200k before marriage what are people thinking 😭🫠

FT: @DaveRamsey

@Hribson Lmao 🤣 wear it like a collar

Dave Ramsey tells parents who let kids borrow $175,000 for college they 'ought to have your butt kicked up around your neck and wear it like a collar' “Moms and dads, you ought to have your butt kicked up around your neck and wear it like a collar if you let your kid do this.” “What kind of parent says, 'Oh, honey, go live your dream. Go get a degree in left-handed puppetry and go $175,000 in debt.'”

@HKFinalThird rice is still better ... just was ill ...

Roy Keane says Jude Bellingham is the best midfielder in world football ahead of Vitinha, Rodri and Pedri. Gary Neville: "Who's the best midfield player in the world right now? Who is the best?" "We talk about Ronaldo, Messi, Kane, Mbappé, Haaland... but we never really talk about who's the best midfield player in the world." Roy Keane: "Rodri's a different type of player." Gary Neville: "Bruno?" Roy Keane: "Would you put Bruno in that bracket?" Gary Neville: "With what he's done at his club over the last five, six, seven years, the numbers he's hit are out of this world. You have to put him in the conversation." "Pedri's another one." Ian Wright: "I'd say Jude Bellingham." Roy Keane: "Come on... we're talking about form, the occasions, producing the big moments." "His work rate as well." "Even in the games when he wasn't scoring, his work rate, hunting people down, running back..." "A lot of attacking players come back to help out, but he's coming back because he wants to get the ball back."

@HKFinalThird Jude is the goat

Ian Wright calls Jude Bellingham a superstar. Wright: "Remember, he's 22." "So you have to be that person who stands there and says, 'Alright, I'll die on this hill because what I've seen of him up to this point, I think he's a superstar, ready to go.'" "You just have to have faith and belief in somebody." "Like I've said from the start, if we're going to get anywhere, obviously Harry's going to be there, but Jude will play a major part in us winning anything or getting anywhere because of who he is, what he's capable of doing, and his belief in himself." "I can see everything about him. The way he's looked after, the way he's managed, the way he plays, his confidence, how he is." "I can say confidently he will do something in the World Cup. No danger."

@BRSAD39 For sure no doubt

@eagleiqtek That's literally the same for Kane.

Rio Ferdinand explains what makes Erling Haaland different from every other striker. "If you leave Haaland space... you're dead." "You can't let him decide what he's going to do. Once he decides, you're in trouble." "The moment he can run through you, he's gone." "If he's deciding what he wants to do, he beats you nine times out of ten." “Haaland doesn’t need to be in the game.” “Haaland doesn’t care if he has seven touches in one half. He does not care.” “All he’s thinking about is: when that moment comes, I’m alive, I’m ready and I’m going to punish you.”

FT: @rioferdy5 @RioMeets @joelbeya @MrStephenHowson

@kkomysh Hyperliquid

Every time I see Jeff speaking, I get even more bullish on Hyperliquid. That is how you do things. No drama, no dirty competition. Everything is fair, better product wins. Higherliquid.

@Hribson Never lease just buy outright

Dave Ramsey reveals 78% of new cars leaving the lot are now leases at an average 14.2% hidden interest rate the dealerships don't have to disclose “Car leasing is now 78% of the new cars that leave the lot.” “So you borrowed money at 14% to buy your car on payments and the car company knows that. That's why 78% of them leave the lot right now are leases. They make more money on leases than they do putting you on payments.” “They don't disclose the interest rate. You know why? Federal Trade Commission disclosure regulations do not apply because it's not considered borrowed money. So they're sidestepping everything and screwing you people. Hello Ford Motor Company. Hello General Motors. Hello Toyota. You're screwing people and you're getting away with it.”

@cptdankkk Wild story 😅

Russell Crowe says he was under FBI protection after Gladiator following a kidnapping threat “I arrived at a hotel, I had a message that a dude from the FBI wants to have a chat. He comes in and goes, ‘For the next little while, we're going to be with you.’ So everywhere I went for the best part of the year, there were always guys around” “From my memory of it, what they said was that somebody in Algiers had been overheard by a French policewoman or something. There was some broader plot which was about kidnapping public figures. And then one day they weren't there anymore”

@HKFinalThird It’s coming home

Rio Ferdinand says Harry Kane should win the Ballon d'Or if England win the World Cup. Rio Ferdinand: "Very close. If England get to the final, it depends who wins it. If England don't win it and France win it, one of them boys is winning the Ballon d'Or. But if England get to the final and we win it, Harry Kane wins the Ballon d'Or." "He'd have seventy-something goals in a league season. Only Messi's ever done that in all of football in the top five leagues. It's outrageous." "And I don't think he's even getting the praise that he deserves." "He is a ridiculous striker who has now gone from an out-and-out number nine and morphed into a playmaker, a defensive midfielder and the best goal scorer all in one." "It's outrageous." "And he comes up in big moments. That's always been the question about him, can he come up in the biggest moments? He is. He has. He's doing it."

@ahmadalhusainii Yh I agree there concentration risk is very important

@eagleiqtek The decision is less about income and more about concentration risk. Before moving to one salary, they should build a larger cash buffer, keep her license active, and define the trigger for returning to work if his job changes.

Couple earning $245,000 ask Dave Ramsey if it's safe for one parent to quit work. Caller: "We're just a little nervous to take that leap of faith." Ramsey: "It's not a leap of faith. You've proven it. It's a step. It's not a leap." Caller: "Yes, sir." Ramsey: "What does she do for a living?" Caller: "She's a nurse auditor for Humana." Ramsey: "Is she a nurse by trade?" Caller: "Yes, sir." Ramsey: "I think Ken and I would both recommend that she do enough of something to keep her alive while she's at home." Caller: "Yeah, we've both talked about that as well. We want to keep her license up to date." Ramsey: "Absolutely. You'll be amazed at what she could pick up as little side jobs here and there that make a lot of money. She's got the perfect career to do what you're talking about." Caller: "I couldn't agree more." Ramsey: "She could pick up weekends in the ER if you ever got into a pinch and make almost as much as she's making now. I'm not recommending doing that, but you don't have to because you've already proven you can live on your income." Ramsey: "So... just do it, man." Ramsey: "This is why you manage money, to get to live the life you want to live. You guys want her to be home, and she's doing nothing wrong, and everything right, by doing that." Ken Coleman: "My question is, as Dave was walking you through this, you still seemed unsure. Is it because you're worried about some big expense coming out of nowhere... or because you're too tight on your income?" Caller: "We're not too tight on my income. What makes me nervous is I just started this job in June. It's a phenomenal job, it provides very well... I guess it just makes me nervous to rely solely on my job when I've only been in it a short period of time."

@Lou_inc Yup tough decision

@eagleiqtek Very tough one but need to get ride of anything that gotta do with debt… you know what do do

Man forced to choose between his wife and his mother over a $104,000 student loan. Dave Ramsey: "Well, I guess you've got two choices, don't you?" Caller: "Yeah." Ramsey: "Let's just talk through what happens with either one. One is, you don't pay it. You say, 'Mom, you and Dad promised to pay it. You make enough money to pay this. My sister's not paying hers. I'm not paying mine. You guys promised to pay it. I know you forgot about it, but you did. I'm sorry, but that's what we're going to do. I'm not paying it anymore.' That's one option, right?" Caller: "Yeah." Ramsey: "And the other option is... shut up and pay it." Caller: "That's not really an option for me because my wife and I just went through Financial Peace and we've paid off over $120,000 worth of our own debt." Ramsey: "Then you know what's going to happen when you stop paying this, right?" Caller: "Yeah. I feel like I have a choice between my mum and my wife... and I've got to choose my wife." Ramsey: "Well, no. That's not fair of your wife. Your wife should be participating in this decision. She's made her voice clear that she doesn't think this is right. I agree with her it's not right. You agree with her it's not right. But now you've got to decide... Because there's a 100% chance when you do this, it ends your relationship with your mother and your sister." Caller: "Yeah... exactly. And I don't want my four kids to not have their grandma." Ramsey: "That's up to their grandma. That's not up to you. Mom, you're more than welcome here. I'm not angry with you. We'd love to have you for Thanksgiving. We'd love to have you see the kids. We'd love to have a relationship with you. But I'm not going to be paying this. My wife and I are not okay with the fact that the money was wasted. You paid everybody else's stuff except this after you and Dad promised to pay it, and you make enough money to pay it." Ramsey: "If she was a starving widow, I might change my tune. But that's not what you've outlined."

@ramagazzi Original wa great

Ben Affleck & Jonny Bernthal talk how Rocky is probably the best movie ever to spawn a franchise, then explain why the sequel betrayed the whole point “I got Rocky. I think the first Rocky is probably the best movie ever to spawn a franchise in my opinion.” “The only thing about the fact there's a franchise is that the point of the first one was that there wasn't going to be a franchise. It was like 'No rematch. Don't want one.' Best line ever.” “And then it was like, 'Ah, fuck it. Rematch. Make it again.' It's a good example of the allure of the franchise.”