Title: The Cavaliers' 2 Billion Dollar Contract Fade in: INT. CLEVELAND CAVALIERS OFFICE - DAY Dan Gilbert, the owner of the Cleveland Cavaliers, is sitting at his desk hunched over his computer, flipping through different documents and contract proposals. Dan: (to himself) "This is insane! How can we even afford this?" Just then, Koby Altman, the general manager of the Cavaliers, walks in with a stack of papers in his hand. Koby: "Hey Dan, I have some news about our contract negotiations with our star player LeBron James." Dan: "Please tell me it's good news, Koby. I can't afford to lose LeBron again." Koby: "Well, we've decided to offer him a new deal worth 2 billion dollars over the next ten years." Dan: (in a state of shock) "2 billion dollars?! Are you insane? We'll go bankrupt!" Koby: "I know it seems like a lot, but LeBron is worth every penny. He's brought this team so much success and without him, we won't be able to compete." Dan: "I understand that, but how on earth are we supposed to pay him that much money?" Koby: "We'll be able to manage it through endorsement deals, merchandising, and other revenue streams. It's a risk, but it's a smart move in the long run." Dan: (pausing for a moment) "Alright, I trust your judgement, Koby. Let's do it." Koby nods, happy with the decision, and walks out of the office. Dan stares at the proposal for a few more seconds, then picks up his phone. Dan: (on the phone) "Hello, it's Dan. Get me LeBron's agent on the phone, please." Fade out. THE END.