Dolphins gave him a 4 year 32 million dollar contract with a 20 million dollar guarantee
I'm happy for Kenny.
I'm happy for Kenny.
Stills was a clutch performer at OU. It's what he did as a Sooner.....not his millionaire status....that I'll remember.Dolphins gave him a 4 year 32 million dollar contract with a 20 million dollar guarantee
I'm happy for Kenny.
I agree.Its nice to see his successStills was a clutch performer at OU. It's what he did as a Sooner.....not his millionaire status....that I'll remember.
Money doesn't guarantee happiness.
I like to see former Sooners succeed and make money. Good for them. I wonder if I could borrow a dollar from him.![]()
Ya money sounds great and I can think of plenty of things I can do with millions of dollars. But a handful of years ago I worked a crapton of overtime at work and bringing home 3 times what I do right now. But I was miserable. Fast forward to today, and the overtime is still there, but I prefer my time away from work and MUCH happier on less money. But it's nice the overtime is there if I ever get in a financial crunch and need it.It certainly doesn't make it any more difficult. I'd like to give it a shot.
Ya money sounds great and I can think of plenty of things I can do with millions of dollars. But a handful of years ago I worked a crapton of overtime at work and bringing home 3 times what I do right now. But I was miserable. Fast forward to today, and the overtime is still there, but I prefer my time away from work and MUCH happier on less money. But it's nice the overtime is there if I ever get in a financial crunch and need it.
Ya money sounds great and I can think of plenty of things I can do with millions of dollars. But a handful of years ago I worked a crapton of overtime at work and bringing home 3 times what I do right now. But I was miserable. Fast forward to today, and the overtime is still there, but I prefer my time away from work and MUCH happier on less money. But it's nice the overtime is there if I ever get in a financial crunch and need it.
Money is money. And I don't care about making all the extra money even though it's there for the taking. Being able to buy alot of crap doesn't equate to being happy. More to life than how much green you have in the bank.OT doesn't mean squat. If KS takes care of himself properly, he's set for life. He won't need OT after his NFL days.
Money is money. And I don't care about making all the extra money even though it's there for the taking. Being able to buy alot of crap doesn't equate to being happy. More to life than how much green you have in the bank.
I prefer to hope KS ends up healthy after his NFL career, irregardless of how much money he ends up with.
Then that's what you believe. Putting so much stock on pairing happiness and money really shows just how shallow a person thinks though.Sounds noble. But in reality, it's BS. True we all make our own happiness with or without money. There's more to life than how much little you have in the bank as well. Money opens the doors to opportunities. What one does w/ these opportunities is the key. Example: Money can buy one a better education which can lead to many opportunities. Not buying the whole bank account thing BR.
Kenny Stills used his talents to open his doors to opportunity. I'm very happen for him and anyone that can accomplish this.
I couldn't care less if he is wealthy or not. Is the guy happy and living his dream? Money doesn't guarantee happiness. I just hope the guy wakes up every day and loves being alive, and his course in life.
What part is confusing you?Homie what in the hell are you talking about
Oh don't get me wrong, if I won the lottery I would love it too. But being able to buy whatever I wanted with all that money wouldn't equate to overall happiness. It just means you can buy yourself alot more crap. Heck I would prolly even still find a part-time job I enjoyed doing. If I stopped working totally I would get bored as hell within 6 months.I understand what Billy is saying. I could work around the clock add another job to the one I have. But, I was making it for my family. I enjoy the time I have with my family. Not willing to kill my health working that many hours. If I won the lottery tomorrow, I would be extremely happy. Give a lot of it away. Money doesn't buy time. It doesn't buy health.
I am retired totally understand.Oh don't get me wrong, if I won the lottery I would love it too. But being able to buy whatever I wanted with all that money wouldn't equate to overall happiness. It just means you can buy yourself alot more crap. Heck I would prolly even still find a part-time job I enjoyed doing. If I stopped working totally I would get bored as hell within 6 months.
I'm shallow. Your deep. Example: I'll pay you Tuesday for a hamburger today.
Wimpy was happy. But for me, I'd prefer to be the guy happily buying the hamburger as opposed to the guy happily asking for a hamburger.
Like I said, if that's your line of thinking then so be it. I don't share that type of mentality.I'm shallow. Your deep. Example: I'll pay you Tuesday for a hamburger today.
Wimpy was happy. But for me, I'd prefer to be the guy happily buying the hamburger as opposed to the guy happily asking for a hamburger.
Like I said, if that's your line of thinking then so be it. I don't share that type of mentality.
Completely agree with this.The more you make the more you spend and spend on crap you don't need.