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Originally Posted by hermanotarjeta
I’ve taken my post from last week:
When thinking about investing in Lebron, you need to ask yourself - who is going to buy your Leswept cards when it’s time to let them go?
Boomers? No, they’ll put money in health insurance and long term care before buying Lebron.
Gen X? No, they’ll put money in Jordan before buying Lebron.
Gen Z? No they like Curry and tik tok.
So who’s left?
Other millennials who don’t have employment, don’t own a house, and blew all their money traveling the world. There’s no more money left to drive Leflop prices up in the future and no more points he can score on free throws gained from his supreme acting on the court after he retires.
Chances are high he will do something that hurts his legacy even more - he will be the next Lavar Ball to his sons - do you really think that is going to make his cards more desirable to other millennials?
Maybe it will - but I have no interest in taking a chance to find out. Time after time Lebron finds some way to shebop it. That’s a guarantee.
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your negativity-oriented monomaniacal weirdo take on millennials is as bad as your Bron takes
