I don't understand making it rain and I never do it. It seems like a waste of money that is meant to impress other customers. I would rather spend my money on extras.
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I don't understand making it rain and I never do it. It seems like a waste of money that is meant to impress other customers. I would rather spend my money on extras.
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jack - you got it right. It is all about impressing the other customers. It's probably just a business expense for rappers.
Apparently he never took a Finance class in college.
Oh wait -- he went to Kentucky. None of the basketball players take classes.
His 2014 salary was over 7 million dollars.
He sure made the strippers happy that night.
This year he's making over 14 million.
What club was he in??
^^^V Live
It's his money, if he wants to spend 50K in the strip club, I don't see any problem with it. If I had that kind of money I would probably make it rain too (not 50K though).
I was aware of a V-Live in Houston but did not know there was one in Dallas and there isn't one listed in TUSCL Dallas list; but apparently there is a Dallas V-Live listed on Yelp and it has two 2015 reviews so looks like a new Dallas club not yet added to TUSCL.
"It's his money, if he wants to spend 50K in the strip club, I don't see any problem with it"
That's fine to feel that way - but here's the grim reality according to a study done by Sports Illustrated.
78% of NFL players and 60% of NBA players face bankruptcy or dire financial distress within 5 years after retiring. He's free to spend his money as he sees fit, but let's hope he's been made aware of the facts
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