<human>: Someone is selling a piano that's the exact one I've been looking for, but my wife keeps telling me she "won't let that Sandy Hook piano in the house!"  Sandy Hook is where one of those tragic school massacres happened a few years ago, it's sad to me, but it doesn't mean anything to me about the piano.  We have two daughters one who takes lessons on the junk piano we currently have, and one that will start probably next year.

I want to get it anyway, but then I'll feel like a jerk.  Is she being the bad guy or me?  I really want that piano.   The family selling it is super sweet and I really feel a bond with them over the idea of my kids learning how to play on this special piano.  We're married 12 years.  She admits it's crazy but she doesn't want me to "strongarm" getting the piano by making arguments to buy it, so the conversation is closed.  I told her that now any piano we buy is "tainted" because she would think it could have been "that one from Sandy Hook" every time we look at it.

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<bot>: wife doesn't want me to buy piano because it's from the town that a school massacre happened.  Should I buy it anyway?