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  But you literally have no idea if they’re leaving anything out
context: Damn. That's sad. I remember watching him play. He was on the cover of Madden one year. >
  
  His career was all downhill after that cover. >
  
  The Madden curse is mostly regression to the mean. There’s also a little bit of league parity caused by the salary cap that brings a successful team down a bit the next year. >
  
  Salary has nothing to do with people being bad at a game >
  
  It absolutely does. When a quarterback wins an MVP he almost always has an offense full of other players who have top stats. Then in the off-season those star wide receivers and offensive lineman want more money and the team can’t pay them all. Some of them go to other teams, and now the reigning MVP has a much harder time looking like a superstar. >
  
  Unless your Patrick Mahomes who looks even better since being on the cover of madden and has receivers who I would say were worse now than what he had when he won the Super Bowl. >
  
  Just wait until he’s up for another contract. He’s a good qb with the benefit of probably the best o-line in years. As soon as he starts asking for double his pay, that o-line quality will absolutely suffer and it’s a question of whether or not he becomes a great qb before that and can compensate. >
  
  I thought he signed a 10 year contract like 2 years ago >
  
  yeah, it was the one worth 450,000,000 dollars >
  
  Dang, this man used to come to the movie theatre I worked at in Conway, AR back when I was in my early 20s.  He was always very polite, but never seemed to remember that the concession stand closed 30 minutes after the last showing, lol.
  I hope he recovers swiftly. >
  
  Why do they do this!? They sell you an unlimited refill popcorn then close 30 minutes into the show? Scam artists! >
  
  It's probably so they can close the registers, clean up, and actually be ready to leave when the theater closes instead of staying an hour after to do it. >
  
  That's just bad business and laziness. Pay the employees to stay an your after customers leave to clean up properly. Don't punish customers. >
  
  Tell me you never worked customer service a day in your life without telling me you never worked customer service a day in your life. >
  
  I have, and I hate that they expect you to clean early but if a customer wants something we have to make it anyways and then reclean it. just pay me to stay after and no make me clean before the store closes. >
  
  People get used to their safe beach and don't know some stretches of beach are not swim-able due to rip currents or undertow. I'm glad they all made it. >
  
  I'm getting reminded of the late great Shad Gaspard. >
  
  Someone blaming it on the vax in 3... 2... >
  
  He's actually anti -vax and kind of q-anony. >
  
  So he'll attribute his recovery to not having the vaccine >
  
  It seems pretty simple to me--he got a heck ton of water in his lungs and almost drowned himself. Kept the kiddies above water, though. >
  
  I think you don't understand how easy drowning is, especially during a rescue. That's why lifeguards are trained. People will drown you while they are being saved. 
  Even  in low water >
  
  It doesn't say they were on a boat. I know once my sister stepped on a firework that had fallen from the sky and was still very warm and fell over the railing of a dock. Because my family was keeping a good eye on us he saw it and jumped in. He was able to grab her fast even though it was pretty dark. 
  You never know what can happen. Do you children wear life vests on every dock and pier you visit? Or a boardwalk on the beach?