If you were in the NBA, would you rather...

Question

If you were in the NBA, would you rather...

A) Make 22 mil a year your whole career while playing for a losing team as a bench player with little respect?

or

B) Make 7 mil a year your whole career while playing for a winning team as a starter (all-star) and tons of respect?

Answer 1

B. Because when you become famous people would want you in their commercials, so you would actually be making over 7 million dollars. And plus you would get a raise for sure.

Answer 2

I'll take the money.  Money mean respect.  If you start and are recognize as a great player but are getting paid one third less, it's a disrespect.  

Fame alone doesn't buy me the bigger or better house and car.  $15Mill/yr is a huge difference.

You all said B only because it wasn't you.  I have never heard anyone taking less money just to be popular.  Tim Duncan took less money but it wasn't $15Mil less.  More like a couple of Mils less.  

If any of you can point to me a player that could have earn $22Mils and took $7Mils instead then I promise I won't laugh at all of you.

It's so easy to say I would when you don't even have the decision to make.

Answer 3

I seemed to have changed my opinion of X-Factor :o.

22 million is like Robert Horry.Get 22 million but sit on the bench and drink gatorade.Someone that hogs the salary cap of the team and does nothing but f**t on the bench is useless.The fans would want him off the team.That's what I call fans disrespecting him,although the player has nothing to be respected about.

7 million but leadership and skills that helps the team win a championships is a true player.Fans would look at him like,look,that guy is such a great player,but he's not demanding a huge salary.He's not greedy,he just wants to sit down,pull up his socks,drink Pepsi and play the game.He just wants to be respected.Now that what I call respecting the player.This is the kind of player every team wants.A player that truly helps their team.

Answer 4

B

How can u get paid 20+ million if u are a bench warmer?

Answer 5

B) I could live on 7 mil a year...

Answer 6

B  caz what r u gonig to do with that extra 15 million dollars.lol.and u also get respect

Answer 7

B cause if you become an allstar and repected player you get like nike people coming to you and you can sign for them also other commercial ads.

Answer 8

B

7 mill is still alot of money and plus you get the respect and do wat u want to do

Answer 9

B it is my dream but through two seasons i have only scored 2 baskets

Answer 10

THE ANSWER IS: B!! FOR SURE! A WINNER!  

Answer 11

A definetley!!!! Just kiddin B of course....

Answer 12

B - 7 mill is pretty good + all the extra info you gave

Answer 13

well first of all, realistically, no bench player will ever make 22 mil a year but i'll go along with it

B of course

Answer 14

B for sure.

For us normal paid people even 5 hundred thousand would be a dream come true.

Answer 15

B, if youre already making millions, you probably dont need an extra 15 million

Answer 16

B.

It's like lebron james. when he plays he doesn't care how much money he makes. He plays for the love of the game. He would rather play for his hometown for 7 mil than play for th lakers for 30 mil.

Answer 17

B,ALL THE WAY TO BE A NBA SUPER-STAR IS MY DREAM!

Answer 18

B.

Answer 19

B.

It would be so awesome to start in the NBA. I would always choose starting over sitting the bench for sure.  Money doesn't even matter on that issue, if you are doing something that you love for a living.  Unfortunately, I can't play anymore due to injury; but it would be amazing!

Answer 20

A. everyone would people are greeeedy.

you can lie but i know the truth people

Answer 21

B because you'll probably get endorsements worth more than 22 Mill a year

Answer 22

B. I'd be playing basketball to win and just because it's fun. But of course I wouldn't mind the money either though...lol. But 7 mil a year is alot.

Answer 23

B. cause i will have a chance to accomplish all of my dreams and do it with respect from others.