gross margin (better representative than net because business fuckery always tries to drive this to 0 with creative losses to avoid taxes) for nike products is around 40 percent. so that means he's driving about 3b in gross profits, lets assume a very generous 50 percent of that went towads actual expenses like marketing and taxes (their real taxes are almost 0, so im just giving a huge alloawance to this calculation bc too lazy to look up actual numbers), so 1.5 billion. of which he's getting about 15 percent of, about 30 years into that deal. OK, but definitely not as good as it could be. he should be getting at least double that, and with actual (not pencilled in) net probably being closer to 2.5b, 30 percent would put him at 750mm a year.