The expenses of the players exceed the income they brought in. The players in the movie talked about how high the income was for athletes in the 1990’s. but I noticed they noticed how silly the players were being once they started spending their money on houses, cars, jewelry because they wanted to keep up with other athletes who were spending a lot of money buying bigger houses, bigger cars, more expensive jewelry in which they called “Keeping up with the Joneses” which they discussed that this bad habit of theirs lead them to go bankrupt which I think was the worst decision they made. These athletes can help many people like new athletes help budget their income to avoid bankruptcy but it can also help other people too because many people nowadays are very materialistic and if people see these experiences’ that these athletes went through they might think twice before buying the new iPhone 7 just because your friend has the iPhone 6s plus because you want to be better than them. So in the end seeing how badly these athlete millionaires live got once they lost all of their money like having to pay child support, paying back the debt they had to the banks they borrowed from if it was my job to be their accountant I would tell would put 53% of their yearly income into a retirement fund 23% into their home and real-estate 14% into groceries, sports equipment and utilities and 10% into spending money which they can spend on whatever they want like alcohol, eating out, fancy cars which I believe would set the athletes for their retirement to be great and have a fun time saving for retirement too.