“Ausar Is Not Materialistic”: $36 Million Rich Amen Thompson Makes an Adorable Gesture for Twin Brother While Shopping Houses

With a 19-point score, 6-9 FG, 0-1 three-pointer, and 7-9 FT, the rookie guard of the Houston Rockets is all set to take the regular season head-on. With such a spectacular performance, the player deserves an outing in the Houston area to buy a new home. Previously residing in Oakland, California, the player needed an abode, and OverTime needed content to stick NBA fans to their channel.

Episode 2 of House Hunting is now on the web, and Amen seems desperate for a new home.

Amen Thompson Plans a Place for Ausar in Houston State

Overtime, after launching a whole basketball league from scratch last year, is on a path to developing media coverage of new rookie draft players. With State Farm?s logo flashing everywhere, brand partnerships are widely visible.

Well, in a quest to engage NBA fans from all over the world, a series of episodes are being recorded. Beginning with the journey of Amen in search of a house, the state farm?s executives show him around the state to find the best one.

The second episode just dropped on YouTube, under OverTime?s channel, with Amen looking around and speculating if Ausar will like it. Well, in the first house, the patio gets his eye, as it would be the best spot for his twin.

Amen said: ?This is Ausar?s guestroom. Put a little chair for him to sleep, that would be great.? He added: ?And yeah, sorry he is not materialist. So, he will love that.? Well, a gesture big enough, while he teases the twin for wearing a V-neck t-shirt.?

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From sharing the same court at Pine Crest High School to members of City Reapers of Overtime Elite, now a house hunt to share a home, they have always found themselves in similar situations.

However, After Sharing the Same Home, Will the Pair End Up on the Same Team?

However, there came a point of separation when Amen was picked by the Houston Rockets and Ausar was picked next by the Detroit Pistons. Amen, being the fourth overall pick, will contribute his fair share of ball-handling duties to the Rockets. No doubt, Cade Cunningham and Jaden Ivey will guide him through taking on the role of a lead playmaker.

This would give him better chances to score than his twin, Ausar, who is a better defensive player. With Ausar focusing on registering more steals and blocks per game, this regular season is going to be interesting.

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