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Topic	Would you rather be a pro baseball player or hot shot attorney at law?
Joker_X_II 05/21/20 5:23:55 PM #22:	Hot Shot Lawyer..... A pro-Baseball player lives on borrowed time. Sure, he'll get millions for his wicked RBI stats. But sooner or later age kicks in and his stats wouldn't be worth much. Being a lawyer is all brains. And if you're good at what you do, you'd make $300-$500 per hour. And depending on what branch of the law you work and the company you represent, you'd make retainers well over the half-million mark. So the choice is a million now as a baseball player with the fear of blowing out your shoulder....or millionS during the course of a long and prosperous career. --- PSA: "Real Gamers" don't pay for Micro-transactions. Pro-tip: You're not 'playing' the game, if you're paying your way through it. <cite>Joker_X_II posted [p:939508064] in Would you ... [t:78706422]...</cite> <quote>Hot Shot Lawyer..... A pro-Baseball player lives on borrowed time. Sure, he'll get millions for his wicked RBI stats. But sooner or later age kicks in and his stats wouldn't be worth much. Being a lawyer is all brains. And if you're good at what you do, you'd make $300-$500 per hour. And depending on what branch of the law you work and the company you represent, you'd make retainers well over the half-million mark. So the choice is a million now as a baseball player with the fear of blowing out your shoulder....or millionS during the course of a long and prosperous career. --- PSA: "Real Gamers" don't pay for Micro-transactions. Pro-tip: You're not 'playing' the game, if you're paying your way through it.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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