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I don't get why people are enlightened that this guy gave away so much money to appease a guy who will make $344+ MILLION dollars in his career? What is morally reprehensible about getting fair market value for your possessions? Albert got his fair market value when he signed his contracts, but when a fan gets a ball and wants what it's worth, all of a sudden his or her morals come into question? Give me a break.
I don't get why people are enlightened that this guy gave away so much money to appease a guy who will make $344+ MILLION dollars in his career? What is morally reprehensible about getting fair market value for your possessions? Albert got his fair market value when he signed his contracts, but when a fan gets a ball and wants what it's worth, all of a sudden his or her morals come into question? Give me a break.
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