When Bentley's mayor and Lynch walked out of the tunnel together, the entire stadium was filled with cheerful laughter. He actually heard the sounds outside, including the slightly sarcastic commentary and that last fart noise.
However, he didn't show any discomfort. Instead, he laughed cheerily, as poise and stature dictate whether a person has a broad mind. As a mayor, he has no need to get upset with a few commentators.
If he were to get angry over these slightly sarcastic yet not malicious jokes to the point of wanting to do something about it, his stature would probably be no better than that, and he would soon retire due to high blood pressure.
Long-term anger raises one's blood pressure continuously, eventually becoming a lifelong problem.
Commentator A: "Who's that young man beside him, his child or nephew or something?"
Commentator C: "Seems like it's Lynch. You know, the youth leader. The media loves reporting news related to him this year."
