This week were going to talk about Countries to emigrate to and how to get permanent residency status

Welcome to 1m1csh Im Chris, and this week, were going to go on a journey into the future. Who’s future? Well, mine, but youre welcome to see it through my lenses too. Someday I think we all hope to relax. Whether its on a beach, walking in the woods, climbing a rock, or just reading a books with the gentle lapping of the waves to caress you, we all have our vision of bliss. The reality for many, and dare I say most of us, is that unless you have already made significant investments in your own future, it is going to be hard to manage to reach your dreams. New studies show that the 25-35 year old worker will now need $4 million in order to retire. Holy shit…

So I thought, well, it sure aint here So where do I get more bang for my buck, and how TF do I get out sooner rather than later? If I knew that, id already be ther, but it didnt stop me from starting to look at where my meager savings might do me better, and just how much it would cost to retire in paradise.

How do you judge this? Well there are a few things that come to mind for me.

https://www.notinhalloffame.com/fictitious-athlete-hall-of-fame
This follow up episode to part 1 finishes the journey to the Fictitious Athlete Hall of Fame. Catch part 1 to get going.

https://www.notinhalloffame.com/fictitious-athlete-hall-of-fame

Once again this year the base ball hall of fame has decided to induct just ONE player into its hallowed halls. THis seems a travesty of its own, and the steroid era weighs heavy on the count still. THis is not how baseball is supposed to make us feel. It supposed to be pastoral, the same game played by ruth and gehrig is played today (albeit with 6 more games and expanded playoffs and rosters) Similarly the pro football hall of fame has become such a money grab and huge event (blown WAY out of proportion even according to this sports fan) that its hard to celebrate some of the players for the opposite reason, just too many (imo).
Isnt sports supposed to be an emotional connection? There are some fictional athletes that have taken me on better journeys than their real life counterparts, and thats what were going to talk about this week. A little site I found that got this episode off the ground, the fictitious athlete hall of fame.

Welcome to 1m1csh Im Chris and this week were going to try something a little different around here. I have used the benefits of ai to help me write up some NEW stories for some of these heroes of cinema and screen. So this week, youll get a quasi historical write up, and perhaps some AI generated fanfic thrown in. Since its ALL about fictitious characters, im going to let YOU decide which is which. Do you know the stories of these on screen athletes?

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