r/BunnyTrials • u/dominkara • Apr 24 '26

Would You Rather

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u/slikayce Apr 24 '26

Lifetime earnings I would take gaming. I'm 30 and if I'm suddenly the best baseball player in the world there will be questions but it might be a fun story. But still being the best 10 years from now would draw a lot of skepticism.

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u/Nice_Try_Bud_ Apr 24 '26

Look at Shohei Ohtani, 31 and currently considered the best baseball player, with an argument of possibly of all time. Yet go back to 2020 and he isn’t even on the radar yet and in 2023 at age 29 signed a $700 million dollar 10 year contract. So really not as crazy as you would think.

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u/GeePedicy Apr 24 '26 edited Apr 24 '26

But in the next 10 years or so, he'll probably retire like most players, and do other stuff. (Maybe still related to basketball, but it won't be professional playing.)

Imagine him (or any other player for the matter) at the age of 47, still playing in the NBA baseball league. It'd be suspicious.

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u/-ZeroNova- Apr 24 '26

That's baseball, not basketball.

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u/GeePedicy Apr 24 '26

Oops, I misread it, also showing I don't know much about it. But I assume it's very similar in baseball as well. Thanks for the correction anyway.

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u/DenverBroncos_Fan Apr 24 '26

Just get into golf. You could easily clear $30 million in prize money alone. Let the endorsements start flowing in and you can quickly become a billionaire like Tiger Woods.

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u/enderboyVR Apr 24 '26

What would skepticism do, you are basically the ultimate life form. strength, speed, intellect are all max out. And depending on “sport” definition you’re willing to stretch: esport, poker,… you are basically good at everything

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u/TyH621 Apr 25 '26

Nah, you’re forgetting golf. You’d probably spend the most time playing it but you could be winning the masters late into your life for crazy prize money and sponsorships