Durant is like everybody else. play a few years for a team, then become a free agent and go somewhere else to make more money. How many players stay for the same team their entire career? not many. too much greed and not enough pride. but wouldn’t we do the same if we could become free agents for the post office? 
we could work for a million dollars at a office and then leave after 3 years and go to another office and make 3 million dollars at another office. well, late august college football starts so another 4 months and you’ll be happy. . I think I have some titanium in my garage you can have. It’s kind of rusty though. but a little polish should make it useable for surgery
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you talking about moonshine? now that stuff I have to be careful with. I read some stories about people going blind drinking that stuff if it isn’t brewed properly. I used to watch that show The Moonshiners and they would use that stuff in place of gasoline if they were running low on gas. Imagine putting that stuff in your gut. or my gut. I would probably handle it better than you 
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Do you think the stuff that caused blindness was called Roger?
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It’s capitalism. The good players follow the money from an early age. They see college coaches making millions. Now, with NIL, The best players are making millions in college. Some actually lose money when they go pro. Diego Pavia is an example. I’m just loyal. I wouldn’t want to change teams like underwear. I can understand going to a contender, or wanting to win a championship. Owners of these teams are sometimes their own worst enemies. I want to win the lottery and then keep a low profile. 
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that sounds like a better fit than Burger King 
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capitalism or communism? I never understood how these college kids can make so much money playing football. then they go pro and make more money. If I were to win the lottery, nobody would find out. well, maybe you and my Queen
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I don’t have a problem with people with talent getting paid for that talent. As long as it legal. Imagine if you got paid for your love of whiskey? That’s a pleasant thought, isn’t it?
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Do they have Burger Kings in the woods in Arkansas?
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I should be the advertising director for any of the major alcohol distributors
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I tried it one time but it attracted too many bears which scared away the customers . and the bears didn’t want to pay for the Whoppers so I had to close it down. Would you care to buy it and see what you can do with it? I had a dream last night that my Queen came back for a visit. I noticed some long blond hairs on my pillow next to me so now I’m wondering if it was more than a dream.
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I just go to my local Burger King down the street. It’s way easier, and the Whoppers are just as good. Problem solved.
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Especially Jack Daniels! 
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I can’t believe I only had one drink of Jack today. but it was a big one. like 24 ounces 
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another satisfied customer . Be sure to write a good comment on Facebook for me
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The best comment is to go back regularly.
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Were you just drinking from the bottle? I checked their website, and that’s a little less than a standard-size bottle. Did you save a little for this morning? That’s a smart move.
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true but it doesn’t hurt to spread the word. just in case there’s somebody who hasn’t heard of Burger King. like somebody from another planer
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no I drank the whole bottle. I got my goofy brother in law staying with me for a few days and he’s got a worse drinking habit than me
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Do you “drink the whole bottle” because your “goofy brother in law” is visiting? Have you had to locked all your Jack Daniels away in the gunn cabinet?
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If there’s a Burger King at Area 51, aliens may already know about it
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