I get that. I have a deaf uncle and I know what it's like to speak to someone with a hearing impairment. I spoke clearly and carefully making sure he could see me (but he never looked). I get what you are saying but it just wasn't the vibe I was getting.

My negative experience has to be Lou Ferrigno. I genuinely was a fan growing up hearing stories from my older brother. Seeing him in a hulk film made me want to meet him more.

$80 for an autograph and he couldn't be bother to look at me. Just said "oh one of these" signed my item, tossed it back at me on to the table and says "next!"

Wish I never met the dude.

Michael Cudlitz is probably the nicest celebrity I have ever met.

I went to get something signed by him and his booth had no line. He was just chillin in front of his own booth standing there by himself.

He has a full 5 minute conversation with me and was just a genuine down to earth dude.

I have met a lot of celebrities at conventions. My general rule is "don't meet your heroes" but man this guy breaks the mold.