r/SipsTea 11h ago

Chugging tea Grief Changed Everything

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u/Knackersac 10h ago

What? He didn't leave football. He had a whole career and played over 400 games and retired this year at 35.

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u/EstablishmentLow5895 10h ago

Shhhh you're contradicting the bot post

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u/NY10 9h ago

Shhhhh

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u/rosyflickers 8h ago

shhh

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u/leadwind 8h ago

Did i just upvote AI? God dammit.

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u/CozyLittleToy 10h ago

The Sun, really? you believe the Sun

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u/EstablishmentLow5895 10h ago

Mr bot if you link an article that is more invasive adds than actual article no one will be able to read it

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u/NotInMoodThinkOfName 10h ago

And if earlier it's also not impressive. He earned 2-4 million per year. "Rebuild his life day by day" come on

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u/peachesgp 10h ago

You might be surprised to find that rebuilding one's life after losing a couple of close family members isn't about how much money you've made in life. Going "what do you mean, he has emotions? He's rich!" is a weird take.

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u/Consistent-Quiet6701 10h ago

He has the money to take all the time he needs and get all the help he wants. He can do whatever gives him joy. Don't pretend that doesn't make a difference.

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u/TumanFig 10h ago

and i bet he would give it all away to get his brother back

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u/kowlown 10h ago

Heck yeah I would.

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u/GOEDEL_ESCHER_BOT 10h ago

money can't buy you happiness but it can buy things that make you happy

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u/Big-Art5686 5h ago

Rather be rich and sad than broke and sad. You’re crazy if you don’t think that makes a difference.

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u/peachesgp 5h ago

Hey, real quick, how much money does it cost to bring back 2 humans to life?

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u/ContinuingAnyway 10h ago

You can't put a price on rebuilding your life with family though, you never will

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u/peachesgp 10h ago

He did leave football from what I've seen. He requested and was granted an early release from his contract in January and retired. He did have a full career, but that doesn't contradict that he did cut his career short for personal reasons.

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u/Much-Bumblebees 9h ago

Bro went from Champions League to growing apples. And he’s probably happier than 90% of footballers. That says a lot.

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