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So, doing the "right thing" might not be the way to phrase it, but there are many athletes who lived within their means themselves and were taken advantage of b
by TwiztidK 8y ago
So, doing the "right thing" might not be the way to phrase it, but there are many athletes who lived within their means themselves and were taken advantage of by people they trusted. A recent example of the is Jack Johnson [1], whose parent's spent all of his money and left him $10M in debt.
[1]: https://deadspin.com/how-jack-johnsons-parents-screwed-him-and-left-him-mill-1663583325 https://deadspin.com/how-jack-johnsons-parents-screwed-him-a...
- iamatworknow 8y agoTim Duncan's another example: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-nba-duncan-adviser/financial-adviser-sentenced-to-four-years-for-bilking-nbas-tim-duncan-idUSKBN19J2PZ https://www.reuters.com/article/us-nba-duncan-adviser/financ...
- meestaahjoshee 8y agohe got screwed over but he's far from bankrupt.
- iamatworknow 8y agoFair, I somehow missed that word my first time reading the comment, but he's an example of someone who "did the right thing" and still got "punished".