In the world of sports, there are many examples of players who have earned many millions during their careers, but squander their fortunes and end up taking money any way they can get it later in life, taking advantage of their old fame to make money. That seems to be the case for Scottie Pippen, Michael Jordan‘s legendary running mate with the Chicago Bulls, who has put himself on the market and rented his company for a full day for the modest sum of $333,000.
The former player is offered through the company Neiman Marcus, which sells this ‘rental’ as an opportunity to make a unique Christmas gift to a loved one who is a big fan of the Bulls or Pippen himself, a legend who played 18 seasons in the NBA, in which he won six championship rings with the Bulls, participated in seven All Star games and won two Olympic gold medals with the United States (1992 and 1996).
The package deal includes these activities as explained by the company that manages the purchases.
“Now it’s your and a friend’s turn to play against this dynamic father-son duo and learn a trick or two on the court. After the game, relax and recap with a private dinner hosted by Pippen and Pippen Jr. To cap off your day, you’ll also enjoy a bourbon tasting with the renowned Pippen, sample his premium bourbon whiskey, DIGITS, and then get to take home an autographed copy of his best-selling book, Unguarded,” the advertisement read.
Aspecto actual de Scottie Pippen a sus 57 años de edad.
A treat available to very few
A full day within the reach of very few, it is a luxury that can only be afforded by a millionaire who wants to treat themselves to the Bulls legend’s company. Pippen earned $110 million in his 18 seasons in the NBA, $23 million in his first 11 campaigns and $87 million in his last two.
However, he must not have managed his fortune well and now, at 57 years of age, he is forced to rent his time by the day to earn some extra income and be able to cope with his expensive lifestyle.
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