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Dez Bryant (1 Viewer)

He is ahead of the curve. Usually takes players years after they are retired to achieve this milestone.

 
Hey, leave him alone...err....what if he were white...err....who cares about the mall....

Maybe his bail bondsman caretaker can help him out of this one too...

 
Maybe his mom could co-sign with him for a loan? No, then she'd have to say what she does for a living and people would go ape#### again.

 
...diamond in the back, sunroof top, diggin' the scene with a gangster lean mm-hmmmmmm...

 
Good..well, sorry for him but... learned his lesson early.

Hope that so called advisor can be sued by Bryant. As far as I know, we don't have any laws against bad advice and that's a prob for these players.

Bryant went through a ton the year before the NFL. I'm not surprised he made a bad decision under all that stress. Most would.

Why is this guy calling in the loan? He sure seems good for it. Why not bank that interest? 2nd thought...nah don't want to know.

I'd rather not hear what players do with their $ other than nice charitable stories.

 
Good..well, sorry for him but... learned his lesson early.

Hope that so called advisor can be sued by Bryant. As far as I know, we don't have any laws against bad advice and that's a prob for these players.

Bryant went through a ton the year before the NFL. I'm not surprised he made a bad decision under all that stress. Most would.

Why is this guy calling in the loan? He sure seems good for it. Why not bank that interest? 2nd thought...nah don't want to know.

I'd rather not hear what players do with their $ other than nice charitable stories.
There are laws for bad advice if the advisor did not take the client's needs and goals into account. Then they would have showed professional irresponsibility. Despite the client wanting to "live large" an advisor must choose a fiscally responsible approach for the client. Its possible that the advisor recommended one and the client disregarded it. If thats the case, then no lawsuit can be made.
 
'Insein said:
'Bri said:
Good..well, sorry for him but... learned his lesson early.

Hope that so called advisor can be sued by Bryant. As far as I know, we don't have any laws against bad advice and that's a prob for these players.

Bryant went through a ton the year before the NFL. I'm not surprised he made a bad decision under all that stress. Most would.

Why is this guy calling in the loan? He sure seems good for it. Why not bank that interest? 2nd thought...nah don't want to know.

I'd rather not hear what players do with their $ other than nice charitable stories.
There are laws for bad advice if the advisor did not take the client's needs and goals into account. Then they would have showed professional irresponsibility. Despite the client wanting to "live large" an advisor must choose a fiscally responsible approach for the client. Its possible that the advisor recommended one and the client disregarded it. If thats the case, then no lawsuit can be made.
I'm sure Dez kept detailed records of his requests for his advisor to stay conservative.
 
'Insein said:
'Bri said:
Good..well, sorry for him but... learned his lesson early.

Hope that so called advisor can be sued by Bryant. As far as I know, we don't have any laws against bad advice and that's a prob for these players.

Bryant went through a ton the year before the NFL. I'm not surprised he made a bad decision under all that stress. Most would.

Why is this guy calling in the loan? He sure seems good for it. Why not bank that interest? 2nd thought...nah don't want to know.

I'd rather not hear what players do with their $ other than nice charitable stories.
There are laws for bad advice if the advisor did not take the client's needs and goals into account. Then they would have showed professional irresponsibility. Despite the client wanting to "live large" an advisor must choose a fiscally responsible approach for the client. Its possible that the advisor recommended one and the client disregarded it. If thats the case, then no lawsuit can be made.
I'm sure Dez kept detailed records of his requests for his advisor to stay conservative.
The advisor would be required to keep that. Either way, I doubt the advisor told him to go and blow all his money within a year.
 

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