chriscollector wrote:Rupy you really seem to think these wrestlers are above anyone else. It's not being "owed". It's the fact someone takes the time to write a nice letter, ship the envelope and simply requests the person sign one item. If they don't that is certainly their right. The point is they certainly can do it. It takes no more than 20 seconds to sign and seal the envelope; when it takes well over 20 minutes to write, package, and ship to them.
Nobody is obligated to sign, but in the case of a guy who gets little to no fanmail and hasn't been part of the entertainment/wrestling world for decades, they really could sign. Or give a reason for not doing so; price list, not interested in that part of my career, ect.
It's better if he just never replies, than open it to look for money, then seal it and RTS.
If Robert Pattinson can sign I certainly think Ronnie Garvin has the time and ability.
* When I write to someone I write a sincere, decent length letter. It's not some form note or just a "Please sign this. Thanks!" IMO if they see that it's not some request looking to sell the stuff they should sign. Especially when it's someone who is long out of the spotlight, yet the person writing has a current interest and still remembers many points of their career.
I couldnt have said it any better myself bro