Tom Brady's new Gig with Delta Airlines

[Caroline13]

Guess Delta has not done well as a top notch airlines, they need Brady....

https://apnews.com/article/delta-tom...b8adde9ae1:D:D

[Yong Fang]

Sort of my question is why would Brady want to work? Doesn’t he have more than enough money to live the rest of his life and the lives of a hundred other people? If I was him, I would travel and enjoy life. He does have children but then, I would want to spend my time with them.

Being wealthy means to me freedom from employment. To me employment is just economic slavery. I am employed not because I desire to be, but merely for my own survival. I would like enough money to be free to do what I want everyday.

What does Tom Brady know about the airline industry? The airline industry isn’t that complicated. The airlines need to fix their pricing and teach their employees to be courteous to the customers. Stop this overbooking nonsense. How can a guy who has played football all of his life improve on this?

99 percent of people who want to get somewhere do not care what airline they fly with. They are all the same. I want to go to Cincinnati or Bangkok, which airline will get me there at this time on this day. Over 99 percent of us do not have a preference. There is no choosing Delta over United or American because Delta is somehow better, just that it will get me there faster because of circumstances.

[rusty spike]

Originally Posted by Yong Fang

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What does Tom Brady know about the airline industry?

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He knows a lot, especially about deflating tires on airplanes for smoother landings.

[Caroline13]

I'm gagging:

Tom Brady joins $26,870,000,000 worth Delta Airlines as strategic adviser thus adding a fortune to his already mammoth net worth of $300,000,000+