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When the cameras of the Milwaukee Bucks-Boston Celtics game on Wednesday fell on Aaron Rodgers and Danica Patrick, NBA fans asked themselves many questions about what they had seen.
On the surface, it looked like a fan near the sporting couple who bought Patrick a drink behind Rodgers' back. And people loved what seemed to be this guy shooting with the NASCAR driver retired.
But, of course, as we said when we first wrote about it, this story was much more than cameras captured in seconds. And now we have pretty much all the answers about exactly what happened here.
WTMJ, a Wisconsin radio station, identified the Bucks fan who appeared to have bought a drink from Danica and invited him to The spectacle of Steve Scaffidi.
According to the station, his name is Rick Barrett and he is responsible for real estate in the area. And he explained exactly what had happened during this brief exchange, confirming that he had not attacked Danica.
Barrett explained:
"Well, the seats on the court are free. But at that time, I created a tip that Danica had given for drinks that she had ordered before – one before that. And since she last tipped, I thought I would do the same for her. "
He added that since they were all already sitting at these seats before – Rodgers is part of the Bucks ownership group – he has come to know Rodgers and Patrick a bit. He even told WTMJ that he had even joked with Rodgers and asked him who was driving when they drove from Green Bay to Milwaukee. But he said they "always make jokes" with them.
Barrett also stated that his son had first told him that the moment was viral and he admitted that he did not really know what it meant:
"My university in Iowa is studying for exams – it's exam week there – and he sends me a text message. He says, "Dad, you have a tendency on Twitter." I said, "I do not really know what it is."
So there you have it. Not surprisingly, the truth behind viral video is more polite than juicy gossip.
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