Welcome back to the compound podcast. This is episode 246, 246 of the compound podcast presented by our friends at Parseye Rum.

We did it last week, 3,000 North Clark Street, which is the Binnie's in Lakeview, where

Parse is being sold.

We're going to highlight another Binney store where you can go get your Parseye, and we're

going to go to Oak Brook.

Oak Brook.

The store in Oak Brook, okay, is 1,500-150-0-60th, 16th Street, Oakbrook, Oak Brook. The store in Oakbrook, okay, is 1,500,150, 16th Street, Oakbrook, Illinois, okay? 1,500, 16th Street, Oak Brook, Illinois. Go to that Benny's. They have Parse. Get your Parse. Send us a photo of you at Binnees with your Parseille, and we will put it on our social channels parsay rum first person i'll get a shout

out how about that next week in the episode you want to hear your name pretty simple got to go get some

parsay i like that we will definitely shout out the person that sends us the first picture with parse

from bennies a little bit happened this week cubby's reported we are in officially in action and we should start with the bregman deal oh i forgot that even happened this week. Cubby's reported we are in officially in action and we should start with the Breggman deal. Oh, I forgot that even happened this week. We should start with the Breggman deal. Brabman signs with Boston 120 million over three. Yes. Opt out after each year. Yes. Okay. So it's 120. I just want to break this down. It's 120 over three years. So it's $40 million a year A.AV.

Here's a really interesting part.

He's an opt-out of every season.

We know that.

But he deferred $20 million a year of the contract.

And the deferment starts 10 years after it's paid and is paid for 10 years.

So he won't see the last check of the deferment for 20 years.

So he'll be getting paid when he's like 50. He'll be getting a million dollars when he's 50 or whatever it is? Two million a year for 10 years when he's... That's crazy. He's going to be getting a $2 million check. That's crazy. I think the way that the league is valuing it for CBT threshold purposes is just under like 31.9 or something like that. It's just under 32 million a year. Famously, Bobby Bonilla was the first real big example of this, that every year in July 1st, he had over a million dollars from the Mets. In one year, his son was playing for the summer ball team I worked for, and he was there on July 1st. So I walked over to Bobby Bonilla.

Probably shouldn't have done this.

In retrospect, this is the very thing a teenager does and goes, hey, congrats on today. It's a good day for you. And he just kind of looked at me. It was like, thanks. And then shook my hand and left. But, you know, listen, he made a million dollars that day. So good day for him.

He can lose the attitude.

He should be, you know what?

Thank you.

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