[1rudeboy]

I'm not asking you if my hypothetical "has nothing to do" with this story. I'm asking you to respond to it.

For the record, it was a 6'-4" gentleman who caught the ball, and handed it to the kid. And it was an Orioles-Whites Sox game. /s

[happyhomemaker]

Rudeboy...If a kid has the “good fortune” to catch a ball and then asks the hitter to sign it and is told that it will be $30 I would suggest the kid’s parents check their eBay app and if a ball signed by this player is going for more than $50 they should encourage the kid to pay up and go home a sell it on eBay for a profit. With that profit they should then encourage the kid to invest in silver.

[happyhomemaker]

Rudeboy...If a kid has the “good fortune” to catch a ball and then asks the hitter to sign it and is told that it will be $30 I would suggest the kid’s parents check their eBay app and if a ball signed by this player is going for more than $50 they should encourage the kid to pay up and go home a sell it on eBay for a profit. With that profit they should then encourage the kid to invest in silver.