(S28) PT 5 - Helping Out

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Saleem Spence, like many others across the globe, is heavily involved in the Save The Fillers Foundation, a charitable group designed to help the welfare of DSFL players used as roster fillers. These players, also referred to as bots, usually receive sub-human treatment at the hands of their franchises, being forced to run extra practices, forced to manufacture and create team-themed merchandise, and blamed for every single loss, due to their incompetence and lower talen relative to the DSFL's "name" ex-collegiate stars.

Saleem Spence has been at loggerheads with a few of these fillers, most notably former Portland Pythons Fullback Andrew Christiansen, but nonetheless recognized the oppression these fillers face on a regular basis, donating portions of his sizeable bank account to the cause. Of course, the money gets re-routed through complicated money laundering, and is eventually used to buy Spence $13.5 million worth of ability-boosting equipment, but its the thought that counts, right?

Spence, using this money laundering scheme, also donates money to food banks, children's hospitals, blood banks, and failing small businesses in need of a boost. These charitable actions have helped grow Spence's relationship with the Portland community, and have led to him being a fan favourite for the currently 10-2 Pythons.