Chuck Klosterman put together a pretty good article on Royce for Grantland.
Chuck Klosterman on Royce White - Grantland
Chuck Klosterman on Royce White - Grantland
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Grantland Article said:I'd just landed in Houston and driven to my hotel downtown. At 4:56 p.m., I get a text from White, instructing me to meet him at the Cheesecake Factory near First Colony Mall, a shopping complex in Sugar Land, Texas (roughly 45 minutes away on I-59), at 5:50. When I get there, he's seated on the outside patio with two associates; one is a large fellow who declines to give his name ("That's irrelevant," he says when asked) and the other is someone named Bryant (who's wearing a faux-vintage 1956 letterman's jacket and constantly checking his phone). The roles these individuals play are nebulous.
Is there any remorse for collecting millions of dollars while failing to perform?
I'm not going to work on my game or stay in shape, but I'll still cash that check. I don't get that mentality.
Is there any remorse for collecting millions of dollars while failing to perform?
I'm not going to work on my game or stay in shape, but I'll still cash that check. I don't get that mentality.
I haven't read this yet but from what I understand, he hasn't received any money from Houston yet. I've been told that by sources and I've heard Royce say that too. FWIW
Still not buying what he's selling. A gambling problem is not a mental illness. I don't believe any addiction is mental illness. It says a lot that he hasn't even been working out regularly. Royce-If you don't want to play basketball, don't. Take your degree and do something less stressful...oh wait.
Why don't you think addiction is a mental illness?
Yes, this. Please educate us with all of your wise insight Tre.
I'm convinced that a large % of Americans have some sort of mental illness. I'm dead serious. Maybe I've just been unfortunate enough to see a lot of it. Both subtle and not so subtle.
So the majority of people have mental illness? Guess they still hold down jobs though. Certainly sounds like a lot of his background has been formulated by a social worker parent and smoking Mary wanna at age of 16.
Maybe it is just me, but it seems like Royce's story keeps changing, depending somewhat on the audience or the interviewer.
His claim now that virtually everyone has some sort of mental illness is just strange to me. He came in acting like he had something special that needed to be addressed, now it is something that virtually everyone (98 percent) have? Plus, the 2 percent that control the wealth in the world......what? None of them have any mental problems?
Come on people.....don't fall for this b.s. I think this is just a 21 year old kid who wants the spotlight, and will say most anything to get it. Sorry....but that is how it is now starting to look to me.