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I could never see me doin that even if I did have it....Why not just throw a party that would be WAY crazier
But hey I aint mad
But hey I aint mad
Stuntin' like my daddy....must be nice to be a Jordan kid....
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I could never see me doin that even if I did have it....Why not just throw a party that would be WAY crazier
But hey I aint mad
But hey I aint mad
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Originally Posted by onewearz
sad
put it in perspective for a minute .....
think about the single mom working 2 jobs to barely see 35k a year, struggling to make ends meet, she puts herself into a hole to buy her son a pair of jordans so he don't feel left out in school or made fun of. think about how she feels hearing this kid brag about blowing what she makes a year in one night and she just dug herself in a hole spending $150 on some kicks for her son just so he feels better about himself.
people with money have every right to spend whatever they want however they want, but the people who make you rich don't need to hear about it . it's called having class ...........
I guess I'm in the minority on this cause I don't agree with these types of statements at all. If the mom lives here she has a chance maybe not to make Jordan $ but make more than enough. If people brag they brag if they don't they don't. Imo that doesn't mean you have class or not cause somebody that's doing better than you financially tells you how they spent their money. If they were saying it to put you down okay that's wack but posting on twitter or something like that I can't agree.
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Originally Posted by onewearz
sad
put it in perspective for a minute .....
think about the single mom working 2 jobs to barely see 35k a year, struggling to make ends meet, she puts herself into a hole to buy her son a pair of jordans so he don't feel left out in school or made fun of. think about how she feels hearing this kid brag about blowing what she makes a year in one night and she just dug herself in a hole spending $150 on some kicks for her son just so he feels better about himself.
people with money have every right to spend whatever they want however they want, but the people who make you rich don't need to hear about it . it's called having class ...........
I guess I'm in the minority on this cause I don't agree with these types of statements at all. If the mom lives here she has a chance maybe not to make Jordan $ but make more than enough. If people brag they brag if they don't they don't. Imo that doesn't mean you have class or not cause somebody that's doing better than you financially tells you how they spent their money. If they were saying it to put you down okay that's wack but posting on twitter or something like that I can't agree.
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Damn, what yall know about Thuggin & Lovin It?Originally Posted by MrONegative
I'm sayin.
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Damn, what yall know about Thuggin & Lovin It?Originally Posted by MrONegative
I'm sayin.
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me too
pretty much....
he better be getting hella poon for the amount he is dropping.
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me too
pretty much....
he better be getting hella poon for the amount he is dropping.
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What a ******...
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncb/news/story?id=5513792
Michael Jordan son's partying under probe in Las Vegas
[h1]Nevada regulators probing MGM resort[/h1]
Associated Press
LAS VEGAS -- MGM Resorts International was under investigation afterthe underage son of basketball great Michael Jordan bragged on Twitterabout partying at a Las Vegas Strip nightclub, Nevada gamblingregulators said Monday.
Officials were examining whether thecasino operator violated laws prohibiting drinking or gambling byminors, Nevada Gaming Control Board enforcement chief Jerry Marklingsaid.
People under 21 often try to gamble or drink in Las Vegas,but punishment for casino operators depend on the circumstances,Markling said.
Jordan's 19-year-old son Marcus Jordan tweeted Aug. 20 about spending $35,000 at Haze at Aria Resort & Casino.
"Lastnight was stupid... 35K at Haze," the University of Central Floridasophomore guard said. "Totals 50K something the whole day."
The tweet has since been removed from the site.
Jordantold a Fox Sports website last week that the tweet was a mistake andsaid he had conversations with both his parents about it.
"I didn't mean it the way it came across," he said. "My family and friends know the type of person I am."
Jordan was in Las Vegas for his dad's fantasy basketball camp with his brother, Jeffrey, and teammate A.J. Rompza.
Avideo posted to Twitter by Jeffrey Jordan shows all three playershanging out at the Liquid Pool Lounge, the resort's adults-only pool.
UCF basketball spokesman Doug Richards said the school had no comment.
MGMResorts spokesman Alan Feldman declined comment. The Aria is thecenterpiece casino of CityCenter, the company's joint venture withDubai World that cost $8.5 billion to build.
Markling said he could not comment specifically about the case. He said the control board's findings would not be made public.
Marklingsaid punishments in general depend on the infraction's scope, and couldinvolve verbal warnings, fines, or in extreme cases suspending anoperator's gambling license.
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncb/news/story?id=5513792
Michael Jordan son's partying under probe in Las Vegas
[h1]Nevada regulators probing MGM resort[/h1]
Associated Press
LAS VEGAS -- MGM Resorts International was under investigation afterthe underage son of basketball great Michael Jordan bragged on Twitterabout partying at a Las Vegas Strip nightclub, Nevada gamblingregulators said Monday.
Officials were examining whether thecasino operator violated laws prohibiting drinking or gambling byminors, Nevada Gaming Control Board enforcement chief Jerry Marklingsaid.
People under 21 often try to gamble or drink in Las Vegas,but punishment for casino operators depend on the circumstances,Markling said.
Jordan's 19-year-old son Marcus Jordan tweeted Aug. 20 about spending $35,000 at Haze at Aria Resort & Casino.
"Lastnight was stupid... 35K at Haze," the University of Central Floridasophomore guard said. "Totals 50K something the whole day."
The tweet has since been removed from the site.
Jordantold a Fox Sports website last week that the tweet was a mistake andsaid he had conversations with both his parents about it.
"I didn't mean it the way it came across," he said. "My family and friends know the type of person I am."
Jordan was in Las Vegas for his dad's fantasy basketball camp with his brother, Jeffrey, and teammate A.J. Rompza.
Avideo posted to Twitter by Jeffrey Jordan shows all three playershanging out at the Liquid Pool Lounge, the resort's adults-only pool.
UCF basketball spokesman Doug Richards said the school had no comment.
MGMResorts spokesman Alan Feldman declined comment. The Aria is thecenterpiece casino of CityCenter, the company's joint venture withDubai World that cost $8.5 billion to build.
Markling said he could not comment specifically about the case. He said the control board's findings would not be made public.
Marklingsaid punishments in general depend on the infraction's scope, and couldinvolve verbal warnings, fines, or in extreme cases suspending anoperator's gambling license.
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What a ******...
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncb/news/story?id=5513792
Michael Jordan son's partying under probe in Las Vegas
[h1]Nevada regulators probing MGM resort[/h1]
Associated Press
LAS VEGAS -- MGM Resorts International was under investigation afterthe underage son of basketball great Michael Jordan bragged on Twitterabout partying at a Las Vegas Strip nightclub, Nevada gamblingregulators said Monday.
Officials were examining whether thecasino operator violated laws prohibiting drinking or gambling byminors, Nevada Gaming Control Board enforcement chief Jerry Marklingsaid.
People under 21 often try to gamble or drink in Las Vegas,but punishment for casino operators depend on the circumstances,Markling said.
Jordan's 19-year-old son Marcus Jordan tweeted Aug. 20 about spending $35,000 at Haze at Aria Resort & Casino.
"Lastnight was stupid... 35K at Haze," the University of Central Floridasophomore guard said. "Totals 50K something the whole day."
The tweet has since been removed from the site.
Jordantold a Fox Sports website last week that the tweet was a mistake andsaid he had conversations with both his parents about it.
"I didn't mean it the way it came across," he said. "My family and friends know the type of person I am."
Jordan was in Las Vegas for his dad's fantasy basketball camp with his brother, Jeffrey, and teammate A.J. Rompza.
Avideo posted to Twitter by Jeffrey Jordan shows all three playershanging out at the Liquid Pool Lounge, the resort's adults-only pool.
UCF basketball spokesman Doug Richards said the school had no comment.
MGMResorts spokesman Alan Feldman declined comment. The Aria is thecenterpiece casino of CityCenter, the company's joint venture withDubai World that cost $8.5 billion to build.
Markling said he could not comment specifically about the case. He said the control board's findings would not be made public.
Marklingsaid punishments in general depend on the infraction's scope, and couldinvolve verbal warnings, fines, or in extreme cases suspending anoperator's gambling license.
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncb/news/story?id=5513792
Michael Jordan son's partying under probe in Las Vegas
[h1]Nevada regulators probing MGM resort[/h1]
Associated Press
LAS VEGAS -- MGM Resorts International was under investigation afterthe underage son of basketball great Michael Jordan bragged on Twitterabout partying at a Las Vegas Strip nightclub, Nevada gamblingregulators said Monday.
Officials were examining whether thecasino operator violated laws prohibiting drinking or gambling byminors, Nevada Gaming Control Board enforcement chief Jerry Marklingsaid.
People under 21 often try to gamble or drink in Las Vegas,but punishment for casino operators depend on the circumstances,Markling said.
Jordan's 19-year-old son Marcus Jordan tweeted Aug. 20 about spending $35,000 at Haze at Aria Resort & Casino.
"Lastnight was stupid... 35K at Haze," the University of Central Floridasophomore guard said. "Totals 50K something the whole day."
The tweet has since been removed from the site.
Jordantold a Fox Sports website last week that the tweet was a mistake andsaid he had conversations with both his parents about it.
"I didn't mean it the way it came across," he said. "My family and friends know the type of person I am."
Jordan was in Las Vegas for his dad's fantasy basketball camp with his brother, Jeffrey, and teammate A.J. Rompza.
Avideo posted to Twitter by Jeffrey Jordan shows all three playershanging out at the Liquid Pool Lounge, the resort's adults-only pool.
UCF basketball spokesman Doug Richards said the school had no comment.
MGMResorts spokesman Alan Feldman declined comment. The Aria is thecenterpiece casino of CityCenter, the company's joint venture withDubai World that cost $8.5 billion to build.
Markling said he could not comment specifically about the case. He said the control board's findings would not be made public.
Marklingsaid punishments in general depend on the infraction's scope, and couldinvolve verbal warnings, fines, or in extreme cases suspending anoperator's gambling license.
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Originally Posted by MrONegative
I'm sayin.
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I'm sayin.
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35k worth of drinks is a lot anywhere. You act like your spending $1000 on a bottle of goose.Originally Posted by solesavage
Originally Posted by Div1LBC
Yes, in Vegas.
$35k in a club, that's a lot of bottles popped.He pretty much could have provided drinks for everyone in the club.That's insane to spend that much in one night, it must be nice though.
In Vegas 35k will get you a round of drinks for you and your boys.Seriously though, if you factor in theprices for premium bottles, 35k is really not that many drinks.
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35k worth of drinks is a lot anywhere. You act like your spending $1000 on a bottle of goose.Originally Posted by solesavage
Originally Posted by Div1LBC
Yes, in Vegas.
$35k in a club, that's a lot of bottles popped.He pretty much could have provided drinks for everyone in the club.That's insane to spend that much in one night, it must be nice though.
In Vegas 35k will get you a round of drinks for you and your boys.Seriously though, if you factor in theprices for premium bottles, 35k is really not that many drinks.
