Buy stock in Arian Foster....

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#5
Bad investment on a running-back. I would short that stock. Would be better off buying investing in a top-grade interior offensive lineman.
 
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Isn't this the literal definition of "selling out"?

It's an intriguing idea, regardless if it's Arian or not. Treating humans as commodoties. I think we used to do that back the 1800s, too.
 
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PotS said:
Isn't this the literal definition of "selling out"?

It's an intriguing idea, regardless if it's Arian or not. Treating humans as commodoties. I think we used to do that back the 1800s, too.
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Oh man you read my mind but I'm glad you went there and not me.
 
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Just seems, on the surface, like a bad idea.

What happens when some crazy idiot invests his life savings in an athlete, then said athlete's career tanks, crazy idiot loses everything, and then hunts down and attacks the athlete? After all, it's the athlete's fault the crazy idiot lost everything. Espeicially with the Texans...Schaub's already been theatened at his own house, and you can't even buy Schaub stock yet.

Or even better, you start getting "insider trading" and people close to the athlete, who've bought stock, know before anyone else that said athlete has a career-ending injury, and they liquidate, cash out, and leave the regular joe athlete investor with worthless stock.
 
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PotS said:
Just seems, on the surface, like a bad idea.

What happens when some crazy idiot invests his life savings in an athlete, then said athlete's career tanks, crazy idiot loses everything, and then hunts down and attacks the athlete? After all, it's the athlete's fault the crazy idiot lost everything. Espeicially with the Texans...Schaub's already been theatened at his own house, and you can't even buy Schaub stock yet.

Or even better, you start getting "insider trading" and people close to the athlete, who've bought stock, know before anyone else that said athlete has a career-ending injury, and they liquidate, cash out, and leave the regular joe athlete investor with worthless stock.
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Pretty much what I thought.
 
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That's about the dumbest thing I've ever heard of.

What an incredibly poor investment. Limited shelf-life due to aging and extreme risk of injury... and poor attitude to boot.

I guess anyone stupid enough to put real money in something like that deserves the losses they will incur.
 
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