A lesson to be learned here. If you need some extra money, don’t let pride keep you from asking your son for it, especially if your son is a professional football player who last year signed a six-year, $29-million contract. And even if you think that’s awkward to ask him for it, don’t decide that the better thing to do is steal $5,500 from someone else’s bank account. Even if you live in Tennessee.
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