The Easton Stick Mega Thread

[westnodak93bison]

If you had a lottery ticket, would you cash it right away and quit your job, or wait around a few weeks and help out your current employees by finishing out your job?

Sorry but I would never question someone’s decision when you have life altering money on the line.

Dont they take out insurance?

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[HerdistheWord]

If you had a lottery ticket, would you cash it right away and quit your job, or wait around a few weeks and help out your current employees by finishing out your job?

Sorry but I would never question someone’s decision when you have life altering money on the line.

Well, that's a difference between us, I guess. I'm staying at least two weeks to give my employer time to find a replacement, so that i don't screw over my co-workers. Also, it isn't quite the same, because with the winning lottery ticket, you already know that you've won. With the draft, you aren't guaranteed anything during bowl season. It's more like quitting a job on the spot after buying a lottery ticket with really good odds.

I don't think the guys who leave early for a better opportunity are the worst people in the world, but the choice to leave is the lesser option when it comes to showing good character in that situation. Good character is sticking by your commitments.

[Christopher Moen]

My take on those who leave early for the NFL is that those who can, already won in the genetic lottery, and are fairly certain that they are going to be drafted. For the schools losing these types of individuals, it would be pointless to treat the situation in any negative way as it would hurt them from being able to recruit these individuals in the future.

[yopaulie]

If you had a lottery ticket, would you cash it right away and quit your job, or wait around a few weeks and help out your current employees by finishing out your job?

Sorry but I would never question someone’s decision when you have life altering money on the line.

I think a better analogy would be, would you walk around with a million-dollar cashier's check in your pocket for two weeks before cashing it?

[HerdistheWord]

My take on those who leave early for the NFL is that those who can, already won in the genetic lottery, and are fairly certain that they are going to be drafted. For the schools losing these types of individuals, it would be pointless to treat the situation in any negative way as it would hurt them from being able to recruit these individuals in the future.

I played the genetic lottery once. I lost...

[Christopher Moen]

I played the genetic lottery once. I lost...

Most of us can only dream to have hit jackpot in the genetic lottery.

[23Bison]

Well since I can grow a majestic beard I would say that maybe I hit the genetic lottery???

[Christopher Moen]

Well since I can grow a majestic beard I would say that maybe I hit the genetic lottery???

Only if it makes you super rich.


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[23Bison]

Only if it makes you super rich.


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So no then? Well that sucks!

[yopaulie]

Most of us can only dream to have hit jackpot in the genetic lottery.

5' 8", Fred Flintstone feet, ear hair....I'm so close...