Alright, let's talk about what happens when you're just released from jail after serving a 90-day sentence. You might think about visiting your family, enjoying a home-cooked meal, or even unwinding with a round of golf. But what if you’re worth $115 million? That changes the game entirely, right? Last night, we got the ultimate answer to this question when Floyd Mayweather Jr. walked out of a Vegas prison after serving time for domestic battery. So, what was the first thing Floyd did after regaining his freedom? He hopped onto a private jet bound for Miami, carrying a million dollars in cash. Classic Floyd!

Floyd Mayweather's Net Worth: Living the High Life

Here’s the thing: Floyd wasn’t just content with having $1 million in cash in his luggage. Oh no, he had to make a spectacle out of it. For the cameras, he counted every bundle, one by one, until he got tired of pulling them out individually. Then, he just grabbed an entire pallet of cash. Talk about making an entrance! And why not? Floyd served his time, and now he deserves to celebrate however he wants. Remember, early in his sentence, Floyd pleaded with the judge to let him out, claiming the prison food was causing his muscles to deteriorate. He argued that his body was used to consuming 3,000 to 4,000 calories a day, not the measly 800 calories provided by the prison meals. He also complained that the workout equipment and schedule in jail weren’t enough to maintain his intense physical regimen. The prosecutor, Lisa Luzaich, found his complaints amusing, responding, “It’s jail. Did he think he was going to the Four Seasons?”

How Long Until Mayweather's Back in Shape?

Now, here’s the real question: After three months of eating subpar food and not being able to train properly, how long do you think it will take for Mayweather to get back into fighting shape? Boxing requires a lot of discipline, endurance, and strength, and Floyd’s been away from all that. But knowing Floyd, he’s probably already got a plan in motion to get back to his peak condition. In the meantime, here’s the video of Floyd boarding his private jet and flaunting his $1 million cash. It’s a reminder that, for all the challenges he faced in prison, he’s still living the life most of us can only dream of.