Some people are just lost causes. No one is arguing that he came from a tough situation. But to be fair, how many chances do you need to give someone before they start taking ownership of their actions? RySheed wants to say we know his story. Ok, I get it. Mean streets of Philadelphia. I also know you got a full scholarship to a great school. That you had the opportunity to play D1 basketball on national TV. That despite acting like an idiot all through college, the coaching staff bent over backwards to look the other way. You completely skipped going to classes your last year cause you had an irrational thought that you were ready for the NBA. And then didn't want to do the work to clean up the mess you made.
I'm a sympathetic person to most people, but after awhile come on. I know a lot of people that came from bad backgrounds who knew the difference between what to do and what not to do. I hope for his sake this is a wake up call and he cleans up his life. But personally I subscribe to the belief that once a moron, always a moron. in the end, people don't like to change because change is hard.
