Date: May 11th, 2014 12:54 AM Author: fiercely-loyal odious principal's office
depends on how you look at it. the average HBS student probably has great future earnings than that late round NFL draft pick... BUT, that draft pick is tall and athletic and probably pounded a ton of premium state school pussy while the HBS guy is a short jew.
Date: May 11th, 2014 1:01 AM Author: confused parlor
i will take long-term succcess any day over short-term pleasures.
there are a lot of men out there who had fun and banged hotties when they were younger but now wish they were more successful and had more money. i doubt michael bloomberg, steven schwarzman, jamie dimon, mark zuckerberg, or any other ultra-successful men wish they could have done things differently and been a state school frat bro.
Date: May 11th, 2014 1:11 AM Author: fiercely-loyal odious principal's office
it's not like the NFL player's future is bleak--there are coaching and administrative jobs, sales positions, MBA programs, all sorts of things. also, unless he was a lineman, he will be tall and athletic all his life. oh yeah, and probably popular, lots of friends, cute spinner wife from UG, NFL jersey on the wall at home.
Date: May 11th, 2014 1:14 AM Author: confused parlor
uh, most nfl players have shitty lives. i mean it depends on how good they are with their money, injuries sustained, etc., but honestly except for top QBs, WRs, and maybe defensive backs, I don't envy NFLers and their future. HBS+top finance job over regular NFL player any day of the week. it's not even a close call.
Date: December 8th, 2019 9:02 AM Author: Passionate Trump Supporter Meetinghouse
Maybe. Getting a million a year would maybe make me play for a couple years. I used to be pretty seriously suicidal after games that I got hit hard in.