Tom Brady might have retired, but he is going to be busier than ever. From his impending Fox commentator deal to the various sports teams he plans on acquiring, he is going to have more on his plate than ever before. And UFC’s Dana White agrees with that theory.

The ex-NFL QB plans on acquiring the Las Vegas Raiders and that has White concerned about the amount of free time Brady is going to have on his hands moving forward. Free time to say, indulge in other activities, such as having dinner with the President of the UFC. But between the two immensely rich personas, who do you think pays for dinner?

Who pays for dinner?

Dana White and Tom Brady formed a strong bond stemming from their shared passion for the UFC. Brady’s association with the UFC as a minority owner, alongside White’s ownership of a box at Allegiant Stadium, solidifies their connection, per earlier reports. Their frequent conversations and White’s attendance at Brady’s Super Bowl victory party reinforce their mutual admiration. As competitors and champions, they hold profound respect and esteem for one another.

“He’s transitioned into retirement ‘not too well’ because I think he’s actually going to be busier now than he was when he plays.” –Dana said for Brady becoming part owner of Raiders, in a recent short clip from TMZ Sports. After a split second in the video, another clip says “But who pays for dinner when you guys go out?” Dana responded “I’ll always pay for dinner. He’s **** Tom Brady. I always pay for dinner.”

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Just As Soon as Tom Brady Hints Raiders Move, Rookie QB From Vegas Gets Special Attention

Despite this, Tom Brady’s net worth is estimated to be $250 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth. This substantial wealth stems from his earnings in the NFL, endorsement deals, and successful business ventures. Additionally, he has secured a lucrative $375 million contract with Fox Sports, which will see him transition into a broadcasting role once he concludes his playing career.

$250 million man Brady’s  investments

om Brady has reached an agreement to acquire a minority stake in the Las Vegas Raiders, subject to NFL approval. Once finalized, Brady will become the third player in NFL history to hold ownership, following George Halas and Jerry Richardson. While the deal is anticipated to be completed soon, it won’t be prepared for the owners’ consideration at the ongoing Spring League Meeting in Minnesota. The meeting, which concludes on Tuesday, will not include the finalized deal for discussion.

Mark Davis, the owner of the Raiders, expressed his enthusiasm about Brady joining as a partner and commended his remarkable accomplishments as a seven-time Super Bowl champion. It is worth noting that Brady also holds a stake in the Las Vegas Aces, a WNBA team owned by Davis.

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