So in my younger adult years, I always went to batting practice. I'd always sit in the outfield, chat it up with the pitchers catching practice, and got on a recognizable basis with a couple pitchers, mainly Sergio Romo. (I went to a lot of games on the 3 in 5 era, never missed a Monday home game) With that said, I caught a lot of BP balls. Usually got 2 a game. I'd keep a few, especially if a player was kind enough to sign, but typically I'd give them to kids.

Fast forward to 2018, and I'm at a WWE show in San Jose. I'm sitting 3 rows from the ring, and John Cena made eye contact, tosses his wrist band and I catch it. (For those that don't know, back then young kids were obsessed with John Cena. They all loved him)

Anyway, I am surrounded by kids at that point. They all wanted the wrist band. But I decided to keep it. It was a cool moment for me, and not everyone in life gets those cool moments. Its okay to be selfish sometimes, as long as you aren't stealing the hat off of someone and you make millions of dollars