re: Terrace Marshall made a business decision

He quit on his team. That’s not a business decision. He quit therefore he’s a quitter. Bad look.

People who think like you are exactly what is wrong with America and it's wussification. "Business decision" is the new excuse for everyone who wants to quit and still get what they want in life. And when someone calls them out on their selfishness, they want us to "understand" their position.

I understand that in every other walk of life, including my own, you have to earn what you want, and quitting gets you nowhere. You don't get to go halfway, then stop, and say "look how good I am! I'm going to quit now and wait for that next door to open before I get hurt."

Nah... I don't respect that. I couldn't respect myself if I quit. That mentality infects every aspect of life. People get divorced at such high rates now, because they expect perfection from their spouses, aren't willing to work through anything, and just walk away to go make themselves "happy" somewhere else (which rarely ends in a better result). People are more uneducated than ever, because they aren't willing to put in the effort to learn. They just drop out so that they can go play dungeons and dragons.

Lots of fans are going to make business decisions about their monetary investment into the program in the near future I would presume

How is it not quitting?

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Terrace Marshall made a business decision

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More if a selfish decision.

He quit. Period. No opt-out sugar coating.

He quit. Period.

Opting out for the virus is one thing though I think that is a cop out, but this is quitting because you do not care about your personal responsibility. It never works out and pro teams notice.

Agree. Business decision. How many here have had to make the decision on whether to risk injury and millions of dollars?

Of stfu