........................... Don't mind those dots; I was trying my hardest to write this article up without having to shed tears. I'm sure by now everyone knows the NBA is still going through its "Lockout" phase, and for the evil women who prayed for this to happen but don't know what it is I'll explain.
Lockout - intentional closing up of a company, factory, or shop by an employer to prevent employees from working during a strike or labor dispute.
2. The withholding of employment by an employer and the whole or partial closing of the business establishment in order to gain concessions from or resist demands of employees.
This lockout has been going on for about four to five months now, which has resulted in NBA players basically being out of work. This is about the fourth NBA Lockout that has happened, but this is the first one that'll actually affect me the most. Some people still don't comprehend the severity of this lockout, and the damages it can cause. As of this morning, it looks like we won't be having an NBA Season this year. Since there hasn't been an agreement to start the season, maybe after reading this everyone will understand what can occur without an NBA Season this year.
Now Delonte West was one of the first NBA players to let the public know that he was applying for a regular job due to the lockout. Delonte applied at"Home Depot", which made me realize how crazy this lockout really is. Delonte isn't someone I would want to help me out in the tool department or any department for that matter. Do you know how stressful a retail job can be!? Back in 2009 Delonte was caught riding a motorcycle with a gun on his waist, his leg, and another one in a guitar case as if he was Antonio Banderas in "Desperado". Do you want a man who was riding a motorcycle with guns like he was the Terminator on a beautiful sunny day to be answering your questions after he's been working overtime or getting his lunch break cut short!? I didn't think so.
Gilbert Arenas allegedly brought four guns to his team’s locker room, and pulled them out on one of his teammates over a gambling bet during the 2009-2010 NBA season. Now this is simple, if a man will pull out a gun in a NBA team locker room, imagine what this man would do in a Planet Fitness locker room in Brooklyn. End the lockout.
It's said that 40% of the players in the NBA have criminal records, now do we really want to see what that percentage can be capable of doing if they don't have salaries. What's even worse is that the crime rate in itself may escalate, for lack of sports entertainment. You can also prepare yourselves to see some of your favorite NBA players in the clubs, even on ignorant Worldstar footage, or possibly in the booth trying to rekindle fake rap dreams. See you guys in NBA 2k12 on Xbox Live, where the NBA lives on.
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