Multi millionaire brothers bragging about how much shit they have while people are homeless and starving . What a great couple of guys . Boasting about having an entire room full of shoes .
I know it’s probably really hard to talk about some of this stuff, but it’s really important for the rookies and prospects to hear from someone who has been their same position.
Lol I get where ur coming from and it may help some ppl, but most ppl are gonna mess up and spend money regardless..hopefully with nil deals in college there alittle more prepared to have money
But I'd be willing to bet many of these guys,.grew up not having money, and when they get there first big pay days in the nfl it would be hard to sit back and not splurge money esp if u grew up poor
The year those kicks came out I was working at neimans and a guy walked through the store and I stopped and asked him all about them and told me the story about them. He ended up donating a ton of money to MJF’s charity and bought 2 pairs. One to keep and one to wear. To this day they are the coolest pair I’ve ever seen!
I really hope Travis has saved up since... maybe have a financial planner. Athletes have such a short window to make good money and so many end up broke. Best wishes man.
@@sentra2skyline141 yeah, I could. The math isn't even hard . 600k divided by 15 is 40k net. That's the equivalent take home of a 50k a year salary. My current net expenditures hover somewhere between 36-42k a year range, and that's with a mortgage and a car payment. I could sell the car and pay off the mortgage, eliminating it entirely. That would drop me down to around 450k with only a yearly expenditure in the realm of 25k net. 450k/25k is about 18 years, and that's without even counting the money you'd make off the 450k, which would be approximately ~15-20k annually tapering off slowly as you drew it down. There's a reason for the saying "it takes money to make money". Once get you up into the ~1.5-2m range the average American family could literally live indefinitely without working on compound interest alone. I'd recommend you take a finance class if this wasn't clearly obvious to you.
God, as a Bronco fan, I HATE the fact that after watching this pod it took me like 30s to end up being a fan of Travis as a person. Smack dab in the middle of a moral dilemma.
Glad you admitted your mistakes Travis -- others can learn and hopefully not make the same mistakes... It would be a better world if Social media did not make everyone look like geniuses... We all make mistakes in this journey of life! -- if I listed the money mistakes I made -- lucky I was on a meal card when I was in the AF -- at one time, for a few days, I had NO money to my name
Maybe I’m being too optimistic, but you would think with young guys coming into the league receiving exorbitant amounts of money for the first time in their lives, the NFL would have some sort of mandatory seminar players would attend that teaches you how to use your money wisely. It could include investment advice, management strategies, and testimonials from seasoned players sharing the financial mistakes they made with their money their first few years in the NFL (similar to what Kelce is doing here).
One of my favorite quotes from the Manchester United great George Best, “I spent a lot of money on booze, birds and fast cars. The rest, I just squandered away.”
@@btcurry1he didn’t GIVE the truck to him he lent it to travis. It was lifted from travis and not long after was recovered and Jason got it back, thankfully in same condition
Two HOFers/suberbowl champs drafted in the 3rd and 6th rounds. Those scouts have the cushiest jobs in the world.Just throw some darts at a board once a year.
I'm so glad I had a dad that believed in saving and investment and literally made me talk to a financial planner and start saving and investing as soon as I started working. Now, 50+ years later, it is paying off.
It's my goal in life to help people realize what your dad taught you. I'm a NYL agent and a Registered Rep for NYLIFE Securities and I love seeing the lightbulb turn on. It brings me great satisfaction to see a younger adult properly invest in their future because I know they'll have a comfortable (and probably fun) retirement.
I don't understand why these pro sports leagues don't have financial managers for 'newer' players. Something like requiring them to take a few hours of classes each week to protect them and their future. Giving a kid hundreds of thousands of dollars at once is a sure fire way for them to spiral out of control. Maybe ask them to take a portion of their earnings for rent food etc and the other put in a 'safer' account. I'm sure there are better ways to do this that benefits the league and the players.
they do have these classes. 99 percent of guys tune them out. I've always been good with money even at a young age. But most people, even older adults in this country are horrendous with money. Now you give piles to naive 20 year olds who think they know everything and that the gravy train will never end...
Rob Gronkowski has never spent any of his NFL money. He's only spent his endorsement money. Gronkowski is one of the few athletes/celebrities who's good with his money.
Rob Gronkowski has never spent any of his NFL money. He's only spent his endorsement money. Gronkowski is one of the few athletes/celebrities who's good with his money.
I feel you with the shoes!!!Shoes are EVERYTHING,lol!I have WAY too many pairs of sneakers!And I CLEAN them EVERY time I wear them.They all still look like new.👌🏻👟
I LOVE Travis, but the only shoes he should ever worry about are the yellow ones he wears on gameday, his stats are FAR better when he wears them. Not even kidding! other than that. shoes are just stupid to spend money on.
@@thornslow Nope ridiculous way to waste money. Travis already has the only ones he needs. The Yellow ones he dominates in. I think the Mighty Mighty Chiefs probably furnished those.
What's that saying the more you make the more you spend. I've always said that if i got a million dollars I could live comfortably for most of my life but if I was in my lower 20's and got a million dollars I would of probably spent it all before I turned 30. Now that I'm 38 and I got a million dollars I definitely think I could make it last until my retirement age. Now that I'm 38 I'm more wiser and don't have that feeling of trying to impress other people.
I’m sure the coaches, their accountants, agents, etc. told players at nausea that they only got checks during the season so save accordingly. Selective listening
I don't know if you never made a ton of money And aren't good budgeting, It is easy to go broke in the middle of the year. My maximum earnings were just under 300,000 for a year back in the year 2,000s. Except we only got paid 4x yearly. I'm not asking for any sympathy obviously but sometimes people just don't know how to budget and if they don't get money regularly they'll over spend what they have thinking it won't run out. I remember checking my budget and somehow I spent $30,000 in 6 weeks and had nothing to show for it.
I liked hearing of the romance between trav and Patrick and how close they are.when my grandson heard this,oh! Papa just like you and me so you see how two guys can touch a different bromamce Thanx Robert Garcia Merced ca
It really is insane tbh. Even in a tiny poohole town, if you think about it. For example a Liter of Black Velvet costs $10, TODAY (Somehow it has cost the same amount unaffected by inflation for like 2 decades). There are 22 shots in a liter. Let's get crazy and say 1/3 of it is wasted on overpouring/spilling/etc, now you have 15 shots. Even with tiny poohole bar pricing, let's get crazy and call it happy hour, $2.99 shots of Black Velvet from 3-6pm, that's 15x3=$45. So you spent $10 to make $45 at the very least. And it doesn't level down the higher you go up in price. I think standard practice is even though there are 22 shots in a liter, a shot will cost about 15%-20% of the bottle.
Yeah idk why people think this. Teachers only get paid in the summer if they elect to make their already small paychecks, smaller here where I live. My friend is a teacher for 5 years and her paychecks are less than she made serving… which she still has to do on the side to make money. The teachers make money argument is so stupid bc my friend literally gets an $800 paycheck during the summer. Woww!! Nothing like $800! Don’t spend it all in one place! 😅
when i learn about Taylor Swift dating Travis Kelce i googled him because i dont know him, then i learn his a football player and he have a podcast with his brother Jason and they have a cool mother named Donna in just a span of 1 week, and i love these 2 brothers. Now my fave sports is football 😊.... hello from the Phillipines 🤗
If I can go down to the local financial planner and put together a plan, certainly each NFL team can sit down with every player for the first three years and help them manage their money. It's this type of thing that make no sense. Let's spend millions of dollars making the draft stage look great but then once these kids are drafted let's spend zero dollars helping them with things like money, housing, cars.
Really hating that my 14yr old son wears the same size shoe and has a Travis Kelce love of fashion and I don't have an NFL salary. I gotta learn to play football. They take 46yr old moms, right?
You could help him find vintage stuff to sell at estate sales and goodwill. Your a bit younger than me but mom you lived the late 80’s and 90’s. You can still find old shoes, t shirts, etc and sell them to get the new size 13’s
But you aren't automatically rich. I make well above 500k a year and actually its not life changing money even then. What you have to do is put back to back years of that salary to accumulate some real wealth.
Understand that one season doesn't make you automatically rich. Understand that a football career is shorter than most other careers. My point is that the majority of people out there make under 100K and some 30-40K. Thus, you would be hard pressed to find much sympathy from those who live paycheck to paycheck.
I too am messy and need help organizing/finding homes for ALL my things! Are you hiring anyone to help assist? If not, I can point you in the right direction!
"Travvy got swaggy" Jason is a trip 🤣
I'm already waiting for the tshirts 😂
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Jason is so funny 😂😂😂
@@daandebacker3967😂❤❤😂😂❤😂😂😂😂😂😂😂à III I I'm I up I up😅
Multi millionaire brothers bragging about how much shit they have while people are homeless and starving . What a great couple of guys . Boasting about having an entire room full of shoes .
I know it’s probably really hard to talk about some of this stuff, but it’s really important for the rookies and prospects to hear from someone who has been their same position.
That whole rookie symposium kinda clears it up .. 😂😂
The nfl does this for the rookies every year
Lol I get where ur coming from and it may help some ppl, but most ppl are gonna mess up and spend money regardless..hopefully with nil deals in college there alittle more prepared to have money
But I'd be willing to bet many of these guys,.grew up not having money, and when they get there first big pay days in the nfl it would be hard to sit back and not splurge money esp if u grew up poor
Shaq almost went broke buying everyone cars with his rookie contract.
I love Jason so much! “My favorite thing is to go in there and take things”! 😂
"Gettin' you back for my Ford F150!" LOL
For those curious, the last pair of size 13 Nike Air Mag’s sold on StockX over a year ago for $76,000.
omg...
Stupid, for some shoes made by kids in Croatia...😅😅😅
The year those kicks came out I was working at neimans and a guy walked through the store and I stopped and asked him all about them and told me the story about them. He ended up donating a ton of money to MJF’s charity and bought 2 pairs. One to keep and one to wear. To this day they are the coolest pair I’ve ever seen!
I really hope Travis has saved up since... maybe have a financial planner. Athletes have such a short window to make good money and so many end up broke. Best wishes man.
From what he’s said yes he got smarter lol, but he also does a lot of promotion and ads during the off season to keep making incomes
It is possible to work when you a done with football.
This was before Taylor Swift. She can fly him around but he would never have her pay for a date
Have you seen the commercials he's done? Homie has income
Homies dating a Billionaire
I like these 2 guys.....down to earth... Travis , I hope you always remember you told Taylor it wasnt a fling and always respect her
I mean, who wouldn’t want to date Travis? I think they both have hit the jackpot. Wish nothing but the best for them both!
13 days ago… ❤hmmm
I could live fairly comfortably for about 13-15 years off 600k net on my current budget.
Travis has a pair of shoes.
What a world.
Yeah. Now imagine that $50m deal...
No you couldn’t
@@sentra2skyline141 yeah, I could. The math isn't even hard . 600k divided by 15 is 40k net. That's the equivalent take home of a 50k a year salary. My current net expenditures hover somewhere between 36-42k a year range, and that's with a mortgage and a car payment. I could sell the car and pay off the mortgage, eliminating it entirely. That would drop me down to around 450k with only a yearly expenditure in the realm of 25k net. 450k/25k is about 18 years, and that's without even counting the money you'd make off the 450k, which would be approximately ~15-20k annually tapering off slowly as you drew it down.
There's a reason for the saying "it takes money to make money". Once get you up into the ~1.5-2m range the average American family could literally live indefinitely without working on compound interest alone.
I'd recommend you take a finance class if this wasn't clearly obvious to you.
@@sentra2skyline141they probably could, it does completely add up. I’m starting to think you have no idea what it’s like being lower income…
@@MasonJarrr_ adds up to about 43k a year..def could live off it but no to comfortably in todays world.
What a great pod and two great football players and most importantly great people.
love the honesty and openness
Thank you for explaining these things! I have learned more about football since I’ve started watching you than I have in my entire relationship lmao 😂
God, as a Bronco fan, I HATE the fact that after watching this pod it took me like 30s to end up being a fan of Travis as a person. Smack dab in the middle of a moral dilemma.
Glad you admitted your mistakes Travis -- others can learn and hopefully not make the same mistakes... It would be a better world if Social media did not make everyone look like geniuses... We all make mistakes in this journey of life! -- if I listed the money mistakes I made -- lucky I was on a meal card when I was in the AF -- at one time, for a few days, I had NO money to my name
Travis just went up in my book after hearing this. Those shoes are awesome
*Have a financial plan.* That's a good lesson for everyone starting out, whether you're a rookie in the NFL or an apprentice carpenter.
!!!!i wish some said this when i was 17😅
Travis’ financial advisor : 🤔 I really think you should consider marrying a rich songwriter , saving ain’t working for you bud
been around catching videos of Travis because of TS. :)
Maybe I’m being too optimistic, but you would think with young guys coming into the league receiving exorbitant amounts of money for the first time in their lives, the NFL would have some sort of mandatory seminar players would attend that teaches you how to use your money wisely. It could include investment advice, management strategies, and testimonials from seasoned players sharing the financial mistakes they made with their money their first few years in the NFL (similar to what Kelce is doing here).
I am female and 68!! This is my favorite thing to watch❤🎉
Yessir Travis and Jason with another banger podcast love you guys keep coming with the banger videos lots of ❤❤❤❤❤
We need a New Heights MTV Cribs edition for both of you. Jason all of ur trucks and other toys and Trav your closet including show wall!
Yes!!! I would love that.
Always makes my day when a new video comes out thank you guys
I like both these boys..but there's something special about Jason😂😊
I love that he said some real shit… don’t fuck your money up
❤❤❤❤❤ *And his brother probably gave him some advice and shared some experience after letting his lil bro loose for the first year*
Getting you back from taking my Ford F150 💀. Jason is such an everyday guy
One of my favorite quotes from the Manchester United great George Best, “I spent a lot of money on booze, birds and fast cars. The rest, I just squandered away.”
Need an episode on Travis's Shoe Collection.
The more money you earn the more life costs.
Travis actually made a good investment. He has them shoes still then a pair just went for 1.5 milliom!!!
No, you can get them for 20k
So he doubled up at least
“Is that where all my comfy $### is going” Jason gots the dad swag 🤣🤣
Dude spent more money in his first season then I made in 20 years. Damn.
what you do?
Nah we gotta see that closet of heat
I really want to see all Travis kicks 💯🔥
I KNEW Jason was still salty about the truck. 😂
Jason gave it to him. Local dealer gave to Jason. Bein big brother lookin out. How's that salty???
@@btcurry1he didn’t GIVE the truck to him he lent it to travis. It was lifted from travis and not long after was recovered and Jason got it back, thankfully in same condition
Two HOFers/suberbowl champs drafted in the 3rd and 6th rounds. Those scouts have the cushiest jobs in the world.Just throw some darts at a board once a year.
These guys are so Ohio, and it’s the best 😀
I'm so glad I had a dad that believed in saving and investment and literally made me talk to a financial planner and start saving and investing as soon as I started working. Now, 50+ years later, it is paying off.
It's my goal in life to help people realize what your dad taught you. I'm a NYL agent and a Registered Rep for NYLIFE Securities and I love seeing the lightbulb turn on. It brings me great satisfaction to see a younger adult properly invest in their future because I know they'll have a comfortable (and probably fun) retirement.
WE gotta see that shoe collection now.
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I am on a New Heights binge.
Jon Olsson mentioned the same thing with buying stuff in clubs. On the other hand if Travis still has those shoes they are a good investment.
I don't understand why these pro sports leagues don't have financial managers for 'newer' players. Something like requiring them to take a few hours of classes each week to protect them and their future. Giving a kid hundreds of thousands of dollars at once is a sure fire way for them to spiral out of control. Maybe ask them to take a portion of their earnings for rent food etc and the other put in a 'safer' account. I'm sure there are better ways to do this that benefits the league and the players.
These are athletes...they don't take "classes"
Beucase they are adults at a big kid job
they do have these classes. 99 percent of guys tune them out.
I've always been good with money even at a young age. But most people, even older adults in this country are horrendous with money. Now you give piles to naive 20 year olds who think they know everything and that the gravy train will never end...
Rob Gronkowski has never spent any of his NFL money. He's only spent his endorsement money. Gronkowski is one of the few athletes/celebrities who's good with his money.
@@richardharris3423 gronk is super sharp and plays the dumb jock role very well
Rob Gronkowski has never spent any of his NFL money. He's only spent his endorsement money. Gronkowski is one of the few athletes/celebrities who's good with his money.
Yeah lol, Gronk is doing very well for himself. He makes $15M a year just in endorsements 😂
TRAVVY GOT SWAGGY!
PUT THT ON A 👕!
Trav the Marty mcflys are a must have bro love that
Jason is doing the right thing take things from trav
🎉 YOU TWO TOGETHER ARE GREAT😊 IT'S
GREAT YOU HAVE THE AWESOME FOLLOWING! "SUPERIOR JOB YOUR GREAT BROTHER'S🎉❤🎉!
I feel you with the shoes!!!Shoes are EVERYTHING,lol!I have WAY too many pairs of sneakers!And I CLEAN them EVERY time I wear them.They all still look like new.👌🏻👟
The Chinese thank y’all!
GQ needs get swaggy travvy on a shoe show STAT 👌💁🥶🥶🥶
I LOVE Travis, but the only shoes he should ever worry about are the yellow ones he wears on gameday, his stats are FAR better when he wears them. Not even kidding! other than that. shoes are just stupid to spend money on.
Don't spend money on shoes then?
@@thornslow Nope ridiculous way to waste money. Travis already has the only ones he needs. The Yellow ones he dominates in. I think the Mighty Mighty Chiefs probably furnished those.
What's that saying the more you make the more you spend. I've always said that if i got a million dollars I could live comfortably for most of my life but if I was in my lower 20's and got a million dollars I would of probably spent it all before I turned 30. Now that I'm 38 and I got a million dollars I definitely think I could make it last until my retirement age. Now that I'm 38 I'm more wiser and don't have that feeling of trying to impress other people.
Wow, Travis has been in the league a long time. The league minimum is now $750,000.
Jason is a vibe 😂😂😂❤
I’m sure the coaches, their accountants, agents, etc. told players at nausea that they only got checks during the season so save accordingly. Selective listening
The players thought the season is all year long.🤣
I guess budgeting isn't common if they have to change how often players are paid.
Yo Trav! Be careful and don't make any mistakes with Tay. Before you run any crazy plays, check with Coach Kylie.
I was hired to photograph your birthday at a club back in the early years. Still have the pics of you want them. Haha.
Just read yesterday about it. Minimum now is $750,000 and can go up max 25% a year. Awful. Players need control back!
You're mad that the rookie minimum isn't above a million dollars? 😂
“Taking my beet juice” 😂
My question, do Travis & Mahomes ever compare shoes?? Cause Mahomes is a major shoe guy too.
Jason, Travis has drip. ... Will Ferrell did a bit with Pearl the landlady. This podcast reminded me of that skit 😂
Not being able to live off 500k is crazy to me.
I can’t help to wonder, how the heck are these two guys related?? It’s like a real life Goofus and Gallant 😅
That's awesome brother telling the real juice on him 🤣
I don't know if you never made a ton of money And aren't good budgeting, It is easy to go broke in the middle of the year. My maximum earnings were just under 300,000 for a year back in the year 2,000s. Except we only got paid 4x yearly.
I'm not asking for any sympathy obviously but sometimes people just don't know how to budget and if they don't get money regularly they'll over spend what they have thinking it won't run out. I remember checking my budget and somehow I spent $30,000 in 6 weeks and had nothing to show for it.
Yeah no, dude you’re crazy. If you’re making over 100k a year there is no logical reason to ever be broke.
I liked hearing of the romance between trav and Patrick and how close they are.when my grandson heard this,oh! Papa just like you and me so you see how two guys can touch a different bromamce Thanx Robert Garcia Merced ca
Still waiting for that tour of Travis’ shoe closest 😂
Made those bar owners rich. The mark up on that alcohol, I'm sure, is astronomical.
It really is insane tbh. Even in a tiny poohole town, if you think about it. For example a Liter of Black Velvet costs $10, TODAY (Somehow it has cost the same amount unaffected by inflation for like 2 decades). There are 22 shots in a liter. Let's get crazy and say 1/3 of it is wasted on overpouring/spilling/etc, now you have 15 shots. Even with tiny poohole bar pricing, let's get crazy and call it happy hour, $2.99 shots of Black Velvet from 3-6pm, that's 15x3=$45. So you spent $10 to make $45 at the very least.
And it doesn't level down the higher you go up in price. I think standard practice is even though there are 22 shots in a liter, a shot will cost about 15%-20% of the bottle.
@@chawmcgraw4309yep bc a lot restaurants make majority of their money off of alcohol sales, bc food has typically low profit margins.
Hey Travis! Hire me, I’ll come clean your house weekly 😂
Loll you’re on to something there 🤔. Let me help too loll
The 20th time you’re cleaning his shit stains out of his toilet you’ll regret ever being hired by him 😋
Good stuff fellas.
I'd like to know about the weed usage in The League. Or do you both pled the 5th?
Travis, Love you man.. Might I suggest that you are a bit too close to the mic. I personally think that a bit more space sounds better.
The Nike Mags are a retail resale investment. They have to sell for more now than when you got em back in the day.🎯
I want the quality of Travis sneaker closet the aserteric nature of Jason’s
Never has there been a player who was a better fit for a team than Jason Kelce and the Eagles.
Love the show
Some people think teachers get summers off paid. We don’t. We are paid for 10 months’ work and receive 12 (some get 24) paychecks.
Yeah idk why people think this. Teachers only get paid in the summer if they elect to make their already small paychecks, smaller here where I live. My friend is a teacher for 5 years and her paychecks are less than she made serving… which she still has to do on the side to make money. The teachers make money argument is so stupid bc my friend literally gets an $800 paycheck during the summer. Woww!! Nothing like $800! Don’t spend it all in one place! 😅
when i learn about Taylor Swift dating Travis Kelce i googled him because i dont know him, then i learn his a football player and he have a podcast with his brother Jason and they have a cool mother named Donna in just a span of 1 week, and i love these 2 brothers. Now my fave sports is football 😊.... hello from the Phillipines 🤗
Jason can you skate? Help the Flyers on the back end
Great video
If I can go down to the local financial planner and put together a plan, certainly each NFL team can sit down with every player for the first three years and help them manage their money. It's this type of thing that make no sense. Let's spend millions of dollars making the draft stage look great but then once these kids are drafted let's spend zero dollars helping them with things like money, housing, cars.
please show us the shoe closet! 😂
Travis gave some of my friends a ride home from P&L in that F150 😂😂😂
red october was second yeeze shoe colab there were yeeze 1s and 2s
Hard not to like Travis...seems like a regular dude you could have a few beers with....
Love your video you two
Really hating that my 14yr old son wears the same size shoe and has a Travis Kelce love of fashion and I don't have an NFL salary. I gotta learn to play football. They take 46yr old moms, right?
He better get a job. Grab a retirement calculator and show him how much he can have in 20 years if he saves 200 bucks!
@@ineedhoez exactly. he wants expensive clothes let him buy them.
You could help him find vintage stuff to sell at estate sales and goodwill. Your a bit younger than me but mom you lived the late 80’s and 90’s. You can still find old shoes, t shirts, etc and sell them to get the new size 13’s
So funny how your rookie contract is like a signing bonus for the military. Don't go spending all your money at once lol.
you think he cleans his house up when Taylor Swift comes over?
Same here but it's more of buying a shelter and food but hey
I watched this entire video and then at the end found out that the guy on the left is his brother. Lol I thought it was just an interviewer.
Jason: now the closet is the size of a bedroom. Travis: mhm.
Damn. Jason has a sharp mind considering he's a lineman. Hopefully he doesn't develop any issues.
Can anybody tell me some info on that jersey on the ground in Travis set up ? (Lower left of his full screen) can barely see it
Yeah man, my heart is bleeding. It would be awfully tough to get by on $400K/year
😂😂😂😂😂
But you aren't automatically rich. I make well above 500k a year and actually its not life changing money even then. What you have to do is put back to back years of that salary to accumulate some real wealth.
Understand that one season doesn't make you automatically rich. Understand that a football career is shorter than most other careers. My point is that the majority of people out there make under 100K and some 30-40K. Thus, you would be hard pressed to find much sympathy from those who live paycheck to paycheck.
😂😂😂
Travis is Martin Luther Cream. Im so much like Jason, yet my brother is my complete opposite.
I love it travis are those shoes comfortable the marty mcflys
I too am messy and need help organizing/finding homes for ALL my things! Are you hiring anyone to help assist? If not, I can point you in the right direction!
Gotta get rid of the Yezzy’s now!
Sounds like Trav needs a house manager. I'll make you look good on an episode of Cribs. :)
Trav swiftly runs
Those shoes are worth almost 30 k now if there mint condition never worn