Golden State Warriors star Draymond Green has a plan in place to waste money on a very expensive bottle of wine involving Stephen Curry and CEO Joe Lacob. Green is in a celebratory mood after his long-time teammate Curry was picked for the NBA's 75th anniversary team and it seems that the three-time All-Star wants to go all-out to party with Steph.

Per Green, he plans on popping a bottle of DRC wine, just like what he and Curry did earlier this year when the two-time MVP passed NBA icon Wilt Chamberlain as the franchise's leading scorer. Now that Curry has added yet another incredible accolade to his already-stacked resume, Green wants to run it back.

“Steph just made the 75th-anniversary team so ya'll can call Joe [Lacob] and tell him that we're about to order a bottle of DRC,” Green said (via Nick Friedell of ESPN). “Thing is, Klay [Thompson] and Joe didn't make the trip so they can't partake in the bottle. Bob [Myers] didn't come, so me and Steph will enjoy that bottle of DRC tonight and it's going on Joe's tab,”

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For what its worth, a bottle of Domaine de la Romanée-Conti, a french wine, can be as low as $2,000 and as high as $20,000. The last time Green and Curry partied, it cost the Warriors CEO a whopping $5,000 for a bottle of wine. It would be safe to assume that Lacob would be billed another 5k for this upcoming order, or maybe even more.