I was right. Bobby Bonilla Day is coming up. It's July 1st every year, and he still has 10

years left. So he gets the million dollars. He gets all the money on that day.

The yearly payment is $1.193 million, and instead of paying him $5.9 million in 2000,

they agreed to this deal,

paying him $1.1 million a year for 35 years.

So until he...

I think he signed that when he was 25.

Yeah, it was in 2000.

That's like the lot of, it's that lot of thing, man.

That's the kind you want to win, the one where they just somebody sends you something every year, you know?

Although I think my favorite one is the, uh, now is there a caveat that when he dies, the money goes away or does the money go to the estate?

I would assume that's contractually obligated to be paid to his estate no matter what.

I would think that the weasels that are the Mets would try to put something like that in.

No, no.

At the time, though, the Mets were offering a lot of money.

Right.

He took it, you know?

Yep.

I'll take a million dollars a year.

$5.9 million with 8% interest paid in installments for 35 years.

Do you think he looks at this bank account that morning every morning?

I would.

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