There are a few stories that I love to tell, so I guess I'll just pick the one that is the least amount of typing! One time at NYCC we (Senior Correspondent Charlie Saladino and myself, amongst others) were covering the event and I saw this cosplayer dressed up as a Gazelle-type mythical creature (turns out she was working for the New-Gen Booth). She said "do you want some free comics?" to which I replied, "Yes I do.". She said follow me and led us to the aforementioned booth where they were having a signing. We introduced ourselves as press and inquired as to what the booth was about. Some random lady apeared out from the back and said, "You're press? Want to interview Mark Hamill?" to which we responded, "Yes I do.". The lady took our names and set us up for a press roundtable with Mark and all the folks involved in the project the following day. At the press round table I was sat along with about....5-6 other members of the press and Mark was brought over. He was already talking before he sat down and I whipped out my handheld recording device. After he finished speaking, I took a second, looked around and no one else looked as if they were going to ask a question. I figured that we were taking turns or something so since I was closest to Mark, I asked my first question. Turns out that Mark, much like myself loves to tell stories so his answer went on for a few minutes. Once he finished, I took another look around and no one else was saying anything, so I asked a second question to which Mark also took a while to answer. Then his rep came along and said "that's all the time we have". If looks could kill, I'd be dead five times over as each and every other person was looking at me with murder in their eyes. So the lesson here (at least what I took from it) is, take your shot, be open to possibilities and just go with the flow.