I seen similar attempts at the AA minor league baseball games in my town. An up-and-coming rookie on the team would be requested to sign a dozen or more trading cards by a kid – or a kid of rather advanced age. (I’m not into this, so I have no idea where the cards come from.)
while I was in college and getting into comics (especially Carl Barks) I remember going to a comic book sale of multiple dealers one weekend and seeing a booth being managed by two young kids, no more than 11 years old, wearing a three piece suit. The table that held their comic books came up to their chest and their head barely poked over the top of the boxes holding their comic books. They had a humongous collection to sell, too. Couldn’t figure out that angle.
BE THIS GUY about 3 years ago
Don’t forget the orderlies and clerks.
Renatus Profuturus Frigeridus Premium Member about 3 years ago
…and ten more for the janitors.
The guy behind the kid reminds me of someone already seen.
Orcatime about 3 years ago
Hello Ebay.
Alabama Al about 3 years ago
I seen similar attempts at the AA minor league baseball games in my town. An up-and-coming rookie on the team would be requested to sign a dozen or more trading cards by a kid – or a kid of rather advanced age. (I’m not into this, so I have no idea where the cards come from.)
dadoctah about 3 years ago
Uh, tipped your hand a little early there, kid….
FionaMessenger about 3 years ago
Did e-Bay exist then?
Aladar30 Premium Member about 3 years ago
For a moment I believed him.
nyssawho13 about 3 years ago
At $75 a piece, the kid must have some allowance!
Snolep about 3 years ago
The guy behind him is bracing for a loooong wait.
monya_43 about 3 years ago
The kid has a future in hedge funds.
gmu328 about 3 years ago
while I was in college and getting into comics (especially Carl Barks) I remember going to a comic book sale of multiple dealers one weekend and seeing a booth being managed by two young kids, no more than 11 years old, wearing a three piece suit. The table that held their comic books came up to their chest and their head barely poked over the top of the boxes holding their comic books. They had a humongous collection to sell, too. Couldn’t figure out that angle.
summerdog about 3 years ago
This trip is golden for old Zonker.
mistercatworks about 3 years ago
Never have understood the autograph mania.
Troglodyte about 3 years ago
Signs of a scam in the making… :D
Sir Uncle Rat69 Premium Member about 3 years ago
Is this why some athletes do not sign things?
prrdh about 3 years ago
Time to “bathe in catharsis of schmaltz”, as Heinlein put it.
NWdryad about 3 years ago
Bingo.
Walter Parmantie Premium Member about 3 years ago
Is that a young Hulk Hogan in the background? He had a full head of hair then….
JenSolo02 about 3 years ago
I smell an … entrepreneur…