“You Work, You Eat”: $110,000,000 Worth Giannis Antetokounmpo Publicly Disciplines ‘Antetokounbros’ Employees Days After Announcing New Store

Besides playing basketball, Giannis Antetokounmpo has several other side ventures, which add up to his $110,000,000 net worth. Alongside his brothers, Giannis launched an apparel store called AntetokounBros, which sells premium shirts, hats, and other accessories. The store proudly claims to be indigenous and has its only official physical stores in the Athens Airport. However, in one of Giannis’ recent visits, he found the store closed, very much to his dismay. Sports Center released a clip of the ‘Greek Freak’ disappointed with the work ethic of his employees.

Nobody would want to get on the bad books of Giannis, who otherwise is known for his highly jovial and jolly nature. The Greek Freak is known for his upfront nature, which we can also see in this case.

Giannis Antetokounmpo is dismayed to see his Athens store closed

Like any other employer, Giannis was bound to get disappointed seeing his employees lacking work ethic. On finding his store the AntetokounBros, closed at Athens Airport, the Greek Freak recorded his frustration on camera. In the clip acquired by Sports Center, Giannis said:

“I am in the airport man. And my store is closed! Man..I’m gonna stop that payroll real quick. You guys better wake up. Can’t work. YOU WORK, YOU EAT!” 

 

 

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It seems like The Greek Freak might take some stringent measures, perhaps even deducting from the payroll of his workers for their negligence.

Besides, the Antetokounmpo brothers plan to expand their business, opening a second physical store in Milwaukee soon. The store will be located near N. 5th Street and W. Juneau Ave.

Giannis is a hard worker on and off the court

Giannis proves to be an exemplary NBA player, proving the worth of his hard work both on and off the field. The Greek Freak endorses several popular brands, including Google Pixel, Nike, and JBL.

Besides such world-renowned brands, Giannis has ownership stakes in Canadian brand Candy Funhouse,  mental health venture Antidote Health, and his family apparel business Antetokounbros Shop. A perfect example of Giannis’ hard work for these endorsements would be working off-season to acquire new assets and promote endorsements such as Google.

It is quite understandable why Giannis would get dismayed by the behavior of his employees, given how he has toiled to create a wealthy asset from his ventures.