Same here, I was Dj’ing at Planet Hollywood and a kid had a yoyo on him. I showed him mine on my belt and I guess he just bought one and didn’t know how to play it yet and was leaving and didn’t speak english. So my excitement faded fairly quickly but it was cool. I think as it continues to grow and it is growing! It is going to be even more exciting seeing people in public and just throwing in general.
Ahhh, I remember that’s how I met both of my best friends. One didn’t yoyo yet, and I could only do forward pass, trapeze, and power throws at the time, and he saw so he also got into yoyoing, and now both of us can do master tricks. Then the other one didn’t start of so smoothly. I had a friend tell me that their friend (who didn’t know I existed) said I couldn’t yoyo for my life, when I was the best at my school lol.
Hahaha right on bro! :DDD For me instead I got the Epic Mickey t-shirt on and a yoyo and if I continue to use computers so much I’ll prob. end up with glasses someday too xD
Getting the glasses was one of the biggest changes in my life seeing as I got them one year too late. I first noticed that my vision was bad when me and my younger sister had a “who can read road signs fastest” competetion, and she would beat me by several seconds for each sign. Getting an optical test done is pretty cheap, and it can spare you of som much trouble. I greatly reduced my mind of health problems since I started wearing glasses.