On my website I have a section where I recommend other people's products - such as training equipment or books.
If someone buys through my links, I get a commission of the sale (at no extra charge to you).
These are breadcrumbs used to cover the cost of website hosting, maintenance, email systems, and a dozen other things most people not writing about training online have zero awareness of.
To cover my ass, I shamelessly state I will spend that smackaroo on eight balls, sports cars and a lifetime supply of hookers.
Of course, anyone who knows me in real life will realize I say that all in jest.
But turns out this guy in Australia who received $1.5 million thanks to a Bank Error didn't.
The 22-year-old spent it all just how a young baller should: on hookers, drugs and cars.
As the story goes, he stumbled upon a bank glitch that allowed him to withdraw practically all the cash he wanted.
Being several thousand dollars in debt at the time, he took full advantage of the cash infusion and lived out his bachelor fantasies by spending the money on prostitutes and cocaine.
Of course, a young hot shot needs some hot rides to match his lifestyle, so he purchased a Maserati, an Aston Martin and a boat.
He lived the high life for two years before authorities caught up with him and charged him with fraud. After a stint in jail, he successfully appealed his conviction by arguing his actions were "not deceptive".
Now he lives back at home with his mom like a 30-something Italian bachelor, drives a cheap car and lives off of Ramen noodles.
The point?
Had the guy remained hush-hush when Miss Fortune literally turned on the money faucet, he could have invested all 'em smackaroonies into something that provided a steady annual semi-passive income, retired comfortably in a quiet, nice beach resort without ever having to work again.
At the very least, he should have bought my Next Level Hockey Training System.
To be fair, it is a relatively boring investment.
It involves no thousand-dollar lovers or handjob honeys.
No snorting lines of snow in the bathroom stall of a swanky NYC nightclub.
No driving an Aston Martin with the top down, one arm around a dime piece, James Bond style.
But it's an investment that will pay dividends for you and your body for years to come.
Details at:
http://www.NextLevelHockeyTraining.com
Yunus Barisik
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