Is Booing a Deceased Owners Wife Justified or Disrespectful?
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00:03 So I saw the video though, like Jerry Krause passed away.
00:06 His wife was there representing him and the fans booted her.
00:10 Listen, man, I understand you paid your money,
00:14 you're on all that type of stuff.
00:16 And you know what?
00:17 You don't like Jerry Krause 'cause he won so much
00:19 and he had broken the team up, no.
00:22 But at the same point in time, you know,
00:24 to boo his wife, to boo a dead man's wife,
00:30 that's something like Philadelphia would do.
00:33 So congratulations, Chicago,
00:35 you've pretty much become Philadelphia right now, right?
00:38 Congratulations.
00:39 Like, come on, I wouldn't even do that.
00:41 There's a lot of people in sports that I don't like, right?
00:44 You know what I mean?
00:45 I don't like, put it this way, I don't like Jeffrey Loria.
00:47 I don't like David Sampson or Jeffrey Loria.
00:49 If they died, I wouldn't boo their wife.
00:53 Like, you know what I'm saying?
00:55 Like, that's a bridge too far, isn't it?
00:59 Am I soft?
01:00 Maybe I'm soft.
01:01 People say, "Oh, Marenzi's gone soft, he's woke."
01:04 May I, you know, I gotta say, you know,
01:06 if not booing a dead guy's wife is woke,
01:09 then I guess I'm woke.
01:10 'Cause yeah, I don't think you should be booing
01:11 a dead guy's wife.
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